Withrow Park Farmers' Market builds resilience in Toronto every week, and they are in need of volunteers to help them do that! Check out the opportunities below. There's even a chance to make granola! Come on, my crunchy friends!
The Withrow Park Farmers' Market is a community-based initiative administered by the Centre for Local Food Initiatives, a registered non-profit organization. The Market features organic and ecologically farmed produce and prepared foods, and provides an opportunity for farmers and food entrepreneurs to sell directly to the public.
Interested applicants please contact Roberta at 416-461-2825 or withrowpfm@gmail.com.
Market info:
Location: One block S. of Danforth, between Carlaw and Logan (closest subway stops are Pape and Chester) Hours: Saturdays, May 19 – October 27, 9a.m. - 1p.m., rain or shine!
Volunteer Opportunities
General help:
Vendor booth set-up assistance
Market info booth and table set up
Special Events planning
Assist vendors as needed
Postering
Traffic monitor
Social Media
Accounting
Community Outreach
Market info booth:
Bag and T-shirt sales
Assist customers with directions and/or information
Attendance counter
Kids crafts table:
Assist children with craft making from a predetermined list of ideas and supplies
Opportunity to create your own project; creative input is valued and appreciated
Open opportunity:
Create your own project! The possibility exists for someone wishing to present ideas for new forms of
marketing and/or engaging the market community through art, dance, theatre, exercise, etc. We want
to hear your ideas!
Market closing:
Fold up tables and tents
Site clean-up
Assist vendors as needed
Interested applicants please contact Roberta at 416-461-2825 or withrowpfm@gmail.com.
Occasional Volunteers needed to:
§ Produce granola (once a month)
§ Manage new website content (Wordpress)
§ Photography and videography at the market
§ Make extra chalkboard signs (can be done on or off the market)
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