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*Weekend volunteer opportunities*

Seasonal Volunteer Projects

Fairgate Farm (Stamford, CT)

What it is: Volunteer to assist with planting, harvesting, weeding, and organizing produce at a community-based urban farm.

Why it’s important: Fairgate Farm helps combat food insecurity by distributing fresh produce to local shelters and pantries. Volunteering supports sustainable farming and promotes healthier communities.

Beach Cleanup (Local Stamford Beaches)

What it is: Join community efforts to remove trash and debris from Stamford’s beaches.

Why it’s important: Keeping our beaches clean protects marine life, encourages community pride, and provides a safer, more beautiful environment for everyone to enjoy.

Toiletry Care Bags Distribution (Local Parks in Stamford, CT)

What it is: Volunteers pack and distribute toiletries (toothpaste, soap, deodorant, etc.) to homeless individuals.

Why it’s important: Many unhoused individuals lack access to basic hygiene. These bags promote dignity, health, and compassion in our community.

Senior Care Bags (Stamford, CT)

We're excited to announce our partnership with the Southwestern CT Agency on Aging and Independent Living and their Meals on Wheels program. Together, we're providing Senior Care Bags filled with essential items to support the health and well-being of local seniors.

What it is: Prepare care bags filled with essentials and small comforts to local seniors.

Why it’s important: Seniors—especially those living alone—often feel isolated. These thoughtful gifts show them they are not forgotten and still valued by their community.

Year-Round Volunteer Projects

Soup Kitchen New Covenant Center (Stamford, CT)

What it is: Assist in meal prep, serving, and cleanup for those experiencing food insecurity.

Why it’s important: Helps address hunger directly and provides a warm, welcoming environment for individuals in need.

Rake Leaves for Local Churches

What it is: Volunteer to help rake leaves and maintain church grounds during the fall.

Why it’s important: Many places of worship rely on volunteers to maintain their properties. This builds goodwill, fosters intergenerational connection, and teaches the value of stewardship.

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