Get Involved

As the CGC project ventures on, opportunities exist for AUNE students, faculty and staff support of community gardens in the City of Keene. Possible involvement could include professional internships, class projects, capstones (theses or collaborative, interdisciplinary team projects) and volunteer opportunities relating to environmental education, landscape design, conservation psychology, agroecology, applied research, community organizing, and organizational management, among other fields. We hope to expand interest and active involvement across disciplines and departments over time.

Work Study Positions

Community Garden Connections efforts are largely supported by CGC Co-Coordinators, funded by the Federal Work Study program. If you are interested in become a coordinator and are an Antioch Student, please visit AUNE's Federal Work Study Job Openings for a full job description.

Support Local Food Security in Our Region

Take the 350 home & garden challenge with and support Transition Keene's local efforts
Take the Climate-Friendly Garden Pledge
Green up your gardening practices!
Attend the 2011 Localvore Workshops
Sow a Row of Vegetables for The Community Kitchen

Volunteer

Stay tuned for volunteer opportunities to assist in garden maintenance and engage sites with hands-on workshops on seed saving, food preservation, etc. Please contact CGC Co-Coordinator Anna Cynar if you'd like to receive volunteer updates or have suggestions for ways to support our efforts.

Donations & Support

If you are interested in supporting CGC's efforts to increase personal, community, and environmental wellness through community gardens, consider making a monetary contribution. To make a contribution, please contact the Antioch University New England Office of Development and Alumni Relations and request that your donation be earmarked for Keene Community Garden Connections.

If you are interested in donating garden supplies to assist in our efforts please contact CGC .