Give Time & Skills
There Are Many Ways to Help The Woodland School Grow.
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO HELP?
VOLUNTEER
Give some of your time to help Woodland take root.
There will be many ways to lend a hand, from regular tending of gardens and outdoor learning spaces to work days, events, fundraising, and special projects.
You don’t need a particular skill or a long-term commitment. Tell us what you enjoy doing and when you might be available.
SHARE A SKILL
What do you know how to do that might help a young school grow?
Gardeners, farmers, foresters, naturalists, artists, craftspeople, educators, builders, business professionals, and community members all have knowledge that can strengthen The Woodland School.
If you have a skill, professional service, or experience you think could be useful, we’d love to hear about it.
MAKE A CONNECTION
Sometimes the most valuable thing you can share is someone you know.
Perhaps you know a local business that could help, a farmer or artist who might share their knowledge, someone with useful equipment or materials, or a person who simply ought to know about The Woodland School.
Introductions and community connections help the School become more deeply rooted in the place it serves.
Submitting the form simply lets us know of your interest. It does not obligate you or the School to a particular project or contribution.
HELP LEAD
Help guide and sustain The Woodland School for the future.
The Woodland School is building a Board of Trustees with people who bring good judgment, reliability, curiosity, and connections to different parts of our region.
Board service is a governance responsibility rather than a volunteer project or donor benefit. Interest begins with a conversation—not a commitment.