The most complete youth ladder we list: single days for K–3, week-longs for grades 1–8, and farm internships for grades 9–12 — plus a Volunteer Brigade on Wednesday mornings and gentle Education Garden shifts for starting small.
Land’s Sake is set up for children to grow into the work rather than visit it once. The youngest do single days in grades K–3; older kids do week-long programs through grade 8; and teenagers can take a farm internship in grades 9–12. That progression is unusual, and it is the reason this farm is worth knowing about early.
For families who just want to try it, the Education Garden helper shifts are the low-commitment entry point — the farm itself describes them as good for people wishing to start small. The regular Volunteer Brigade meets Wednesdays, 9–11 AM, which suits homeschoolers and school holidays better than a weekend-only program.
Yes. The program ladder starts with single days for children in grades K–3, and the Education Garden helper shifts are described by the farm as good for people wishing to start small.
A regular volunteer session that meets on Wednesdays from 9 to 11 AM at the farm.
Yes — week-long programs run for grades 1 through 8, and farm internships are available for students in grades 9 through 12.
90 Wellesley St, Weston, MA. Sign up and check current shifts at landssake.org.
More ways to help: all kids’ volunteering in Greater Boston · Weston kids’ activities.