Volunteer

Help with the growing, harvesting, and everyday work at Yogarden. New volunteer dates are still being confirmed.

Volunteering at the farm

Paul Izak washing a freshly harvested ʻolena crop at Yogarden Farm

Volunteer projects have included planting seeds, harvesting roots, tending crops, and preparing food together.

Volunteer dates are pending.

Volunteer dates are pending. We’re confirming the schedule with the farm team, and sign-ups are paused for now.

Please check back for confirmed dates before making plans to visit.

Volunteers working together in the field beneath the Koʻolau mountains
A past volunteer day at Yogarden

What volunteers help with.

Volunteer mornings follow what the land needs. Past days have moved from planting and harvesting to preparing traditional foods together.

A few things to know.

Have questions about tours, field trips, or other ways to visit? Explore the farm visit options ↗

01

Hands-on and beginner-friendly

Past volunteer projects have included planting, harvesting, and preparing food together, with people of all experience levels.

02

Schedule to be confirmed

Dates, times, and group sizes will be shared here once the farm team confirms the plan. Please wait for an announced date before visiting.

03

Come ready for the weather

Bring sun protection, water, closed-toe shoes, and clothes that can meet the soil. Weather can change the morning’s plan.

04

A morning visit to the farm

Farm visits must be arranged in advance. Yogarden does not offer work-trade arrangements or on-farm housing.