Food security
Grow & harvest food with youth leaders
Urban RootsPlant, harvest, weed, or pack produce with staff and youth leaders. Explore weekly Community Ambassador roles.
What you’ll help with
- Plant, harvest, weed, or pack produce with staff and youth leaders.
- Explore weekly Community Ambassador roles.
The official page describes these roles. The organization confirms current openings and your assignment.
This page summarizes the organization’s volunteer program. Specific roles and open shifts are managed by the organization.
How to get started
- Use the individual or group signup for your party size.
- Register in advance and read the farm’s preparation instructions.
Time & commitment
Duration varies by roleOne-time · Recurring
Check current openingsTypical farm shifts are two to three hours at East or South Austin farms.
Before you sign up
- Age
- Minimum age 10. See requirements below.
- Groups
- Group volunteering is described by the organization. Ask about size and availability.
- Requirements
- No farming experience needed. Regular workdays are not designed for children under 10. Wear closed-toe shoes and bring water; service dogs are welcome.
- Accessibility
- Accessibility details have not been confirmed. Ask the organization about accommodations, seating, physical tasks, and access before attending.
Where you’ll help
East & South Austin
Confirm the specific meeting place in your registration. The organization may serve several sites.
About Urban Roots
Urban Roots combines youth leadership with farming and increased food access in Austin.
Explore the organization →Program details reviewed · September 8, 2026
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