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Looking for a place to serve?

As a Family Friend:

We'd love to welcome you into our family here at the farm!

We call our volunteers 'Family Friends' because we want you to become just that...a friend of the family.

We have a weekly 'Dinner with Friends' that's one of the best ways to get involved and build relationships and a variety of other ways for our Family Friends to support our Bigs and be a part of life here at the farm...

Ways to serve...

Transportation

Rides to/from school, counseling, doctor appointments, store runs, etc

Hospitality

Preparing homes for move-ins/outs, organizing our seasonal events and decorating, cooking meals for our weekly 'Dinner with Friends'

Education

Teaching a life skills class, tutoring in basic math, reading, GED prep

Maintenance

Help with basic maintenance and grounds work around the farm, refurbishing houses after move-outs

Farm Chores

Helping with seasonal farm chores: winterizing animal housing, tilling the garden, fixing fencing

Driving Lessons

Teach a Big to drive

Become a Future Host Family

In order to see the multiplication of more farms that can serve different demographics (ie men) or in other cities, we would like to establish a Future Host Family house on the property. This would allow future host families to come live on our farm and be immersed in the day-to-day operations to be equipped to successfully plant new My Family's Farms around the city, nation, and world.

If this interests you, please email: kendall@myfamilysfarm.org.

If any of those serving opportunities interested you...

then My Family's Farm may be a good fit for you!

Go ahead and click the button below and submit your information. We will look it over and be in contact with you as soon as possible to get the process started!

Consider giving to make room for others to join the family...

We are thankful for those we have been blessed to serve but know there are still many more teens who need a family. Every gift helps us welcome a Big home, not just to the farm for their Gap Year stay but by offering them a family for life.