It takes a whole community to make a great community event. 100 volunteers, 45 farms, a dozen organizations, and countless home gardeners (along with over 700 hungry diners) helped make last year’s Supper a success. A core group of volunteer organizers is already at work planning the Free Harvest Supper and they want your help!
There are many ways to be involved – with planning, volunteering the day of the Supper, donating food, or providing information for the display area. The organizers currently are looking for folks to help with planning, including fundraising, organizing equipment, creating the “Map of the Meal” and the supper program, as well as people to set-up, serve, and clean-up at the Supper. To volunteer, donate food, or provide display materials, contact info@freeharvestsupper.org .
Franklin Community Coop members can speak with Suzette about applying Free Harvest Supper work to your member-worker hours.
After reading about your Free Harvest Supper I would very much like to be involved and volunteer for this year, 2011. I run a small farm producing eggs, vegetables and herbs. Please put me on your list for volunteering. I could help the day of and also with organizing. Sounds awesome. I’m so sorry that I had not heard of it before now. Thank you
I saw you on Mass Live this morning and was very touched! its sooo very important. I would love to help in any means necessary
best regars,
Kelly
I just Emailed Jennifer to tell her that since I’m going to be there And I live right In Downtown Greenfield I’d be more than happy to pitch In wherever I’m needed.