Volunteer

You can volunteer to help with an event occurring at the park or help on a recurring basis.

Jingle Bell Hayride

Hayride

If you are interested in helping with the Jingle Bell Hayride, December 5, 2026, sign up at 2026 Jingle Bell Hayride

Promotion & Marketing for Friends of Kinder Farm Park

Description:

Friends of Kinder Farm Park is actively seeking someone who is interested in assisting with promoting membership, events and activities at Kinder Farm Park! Great opportunity to work from home. Volunteer will be provided membership and event information and a primary list to share information with largely via email so great at home volunteer opportunity.

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Farmhouse Greeter

Description:

  • Are you interested in history?
  • Do you like to interact with people?
  • Kinder Farm Park needs tour guides at the Historic Kinder Family Farmhouse Museum.
  • It's open to the public on the 2nd Saturday of each month from 11 AM to 3 PM. You can volunteer to welcome visitors either 11 AM to 1 PM or 1 PM to 3 PM.

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Farmhouse Gardener

Description:

Wanted someone to care for a very small garden alongside the Kinder Family Farmhouse Museum, front porch and sidewalk.

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Hayride Tractor Driver

Description:

Drive tractors pulling passenger-carrying hay wagons during events such as the Jingle Bell Hayride. Prior tractor driving experience is a plus. Training takes approximately two months. It involves learning different tractors, and learning how to pull multiple hay wagons.

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CPA and Attorney

Description:

Serve as advisors to the Board of Directors as needed.

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Board of Directors

Description:

Friends of Kinder Farm Park Board of Directors positions.

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Adopt-a-Garden:

Description:

Pick a garden to care for:

  • Front entrance median
  • Community Garden strip garden
  • Two cemeteries’ – Yanky and/or Meyn
  • Pollinator Garden (Located off Green Hornet parking lot)
  • Visitor Center Flower/Pollinator Gardens (Rear and side of Visitors Center)

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Woodshop Volunteers

Description:

Kinder Farm Park offers the unique opportunity to work in an early to mid-twenty century sawmill, blacksmith shop, and woodshop. The woodshop does projects to benefit the Friends of Kinder Farm Park and the Kinder 4 H Livestock Club. Past projects include construction of animal shelters, park benches, bird habitats and display cabinets.

Wood working skills are desired but not required. We work as a team and welcome the opportunity to train interested volunteers. The woodshop is open Wednesday mornings from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM and beginning in January 2026, Saturday mornings from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

Contact:

  • If you are interested in becoming part of the Woodshop Team please contact Pat Branch at email P2branch@gmail.com or call 703-501-6815.