We welcome individual and corporate volunteer groups of up to 20 people to Alemany Farm. Please register in advance.

For corporate GROUPS, find details at: Corporate Group Visits & Virtual Farm Events

INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTEERS:

Farm Volunteer Days: Everyone, young or old, experienced or still learning, is welcome to join our community workdays held currently on Monday and Saturday afternoons from 1 to 5 pm. We are welcoming up to 20 volunteers per day and registration is required in advance. (We do not have drop-in hours at this time.)

Native Plant Volunteer Days: Join our native plant stewards on the first Monday and third Saturday of each month, 1 – 4:30 pm to work on native plant habitat. We also have a morning volunteer session on third Saturdays, 10 am – 12:30 pm, to work on native habitat restoration on the upper Alemany hillside. Register in advance below.

All volunteers will be required to sign a liability waiver upon arrival; at this time, masks are no longer required, but are recommended when working closely with others.

Volunteer Workday Calendar

Map of Alemany Farm

WHAT TO EXPECT:

We ask that volunteers come on-time, at the start of the shift. Although we can use your help all day, we understand if you cannot stay for the whole session.

New volunteers are encouraged to take an orientation tour of the farm at the beginning of the workday. After an orientation, we will work on various projects and will end the day with a vegetable harvest for volunteers to take home. Farm projects may include weeding, planting, bed preparation, fruit tree work, compost making, mulching, pathway maintenance, greenhouse work, and more.

Bring a mask: Masks are recommended when working closely with others.

WHAT TO BRING:

  1. Face mask
  2. Water Bottle
  3. Hat
  4. Sturdy Shoes
  5. Jacket with layered clothing underneath
  6. Sunscreen
  7. Snacks
  8. A bag (to bring home some produce)
    **Travel light! The farm is an open public space and we have no secure storage for bags. Leave valuables at home and be mindful of your personal belongings, as you would in any park setting.

CORPORATE GROUP VISITS & VIRTUAL FARM EVENTS

SERVICE GROUP VISITS

CHILDREN’S SCHOOL CLASSES, FIELD TRIPS, & SUMMER CAMP VISITS

DIRECTIONS:

By BART: Glen Park is the closest BART station. It is a 15 minute walk or 5 minute bike to the farm. When exiting the station, cross Bosworth St, then turn right on Bosworth and follow it under the overpass. Bear left and follow Bosworth several blocks to Mission St. Cross Mission and head east on Murray St for 3 blocks until it ends at the entrance to Saint Mary’s Rec Center. Just inside the park entrance gate take an immediate right and follow the paved drive down the hill past the playground and the dog run, then bear left and down the walkway ramp to Alemany Blvd. The pedestrian gate to Alemany Farm is a few feet to the left.

Via bus from the Mission/Downtown SF: Take a 14 or 49 bus southbound on Mission Street to Bosworth Street (several blocks past 30th St). Cross Mission to Murray Street, then proceed along Murray and continue to the farm as described above.

You may search Google Maps for “Alemany Farm” to make your own route by bike, bus, or car.