5.21.25 Volunteers and Interns Needed • Plant Sale Thank You
| Volunteers & Interns Wanted We are still looking to fill up to 4 internship positions. Summer interns help with garden programming, maintenance and marketing. These are unpaid positions that offer experience with leadership, nutrition and sustainability, nonprofit work and so much more. Interns contribute 6 hours per week towards their internship. These positions are great for motivated high schools or college students looking to build their resume while gaining valuable skills for their futures. Please tell anyone you think would make a good addition to the GROW Team! Email Bonnie@GROWLaCrosse.org with questions or a resume. It takes a team of volunteers to make sure all of the school gardens are cared for throughout the summer. Volunteer support helps make school gardens a possibility in our community. We provide volunteers with all of the information and tools needed to carry out the garden work. Whether you are a garden newbie or an experienced grower, you have something to offer! Fill out our volunteer interest form to get started. We NEED your help! Volunteer Interest Form  Thanks for Your Support Thank you for shopping at this year’s Plant Sale & More! You helped us reach our goals of encouraging the community to GROW and to raise funds to support garden-based learning for the youth in the Coulee Region. Please help us continue to improve this event by sharing your input on what went well and what you wish you’d see at this event next year by completing this short survey (it should take less than 2 minutes). Thanks for helping us connect youth to healthy food and nature! Plant Sale Survey Link     Thank You Plant Sale Sponsors! We want to express our thanks to all of the plant sale sponsors for helping to make this event possible. All proceeds from the Plant Sale will go directly towards helping to connect youth to healthy food and nature through meaningful, hands-on, garden-based learning experiences.  |
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