Community Gardening Team Leaders

We are seeking up to 4 passionate and organized individuals as Volunteer Community Gardening Team Leaders to supervise volunteer teams, initially in the preparation of our new garden space, and throughout the 2026 growing season.

5350 Yonge St., Toronto, Ontario M2N 5R5

Ongoing – Start Anytime

Flexible; select your shifts with other members of the roster – April 18 to mid‑June, up to 4 hours per week, mid‑June through fall (likely fewer hours). Typical hours Saturdays 9:30 am – 12:30 pm. Additional weekdays or evenings are possible.

St. George on Yonge is a welcoming and inclusive urban church committed to serving our community through meaningful and relevant programs. Our community gardening ministry creates a space of beauty, connection, and nourishment—bringing people together while supporting local needs by easing food uncertainty. We also strive for a moderate level of environmental sustainability.

We are seeking up to 4 passionate and organized individuals as Volunteer Community Gardening Team Leaders to supervise teams of volunteers, initially in the preparation of our new garden space, and throughout the 2026 growing season in planting, nurturing and harvesting. This individual will help cultivate not only plants, but also relationships, fostering a spirit of service, sustainability, fellowship and fun.

You will also contribute to our planning team with your knowledge in soil preparation, crop selection, timing and environmental sustainability.

• Plan, organize, and oversee volunteer teams in soil preparation, seasonal planting and garden maintenance
• Supervise and support volunteers of all ages and skill levels
• Supervise the proper use and care of tools, supplies, and garden spaces
• Promote environmentally sustainable gardening practices

• Interest or experience in gardening, urban agriculture, or landscaping
• Ability and willingness to lead and encourage volunteers
• A heart for community outreach and service
• Willingness to work outdoors in varying weather conditions

• The opportunity to make a visible impact in the community
• Meaningful connections with volunteers and neighbors
• Experience in leadership and community program development
• The satisfaction of helping to reduce local food uncertainty
• The joy of contributing to a greener, more connected neighborhood

• Flexible – select your shifts with other members of the roster:
  April 18 – mid‑June, up to 4 hours per week
• Mid‑June through fall – likely fewer hours (as required)
• Typical hours Saturdays 9:30 am – 12:30 pm (arrange earlier during the summer heat)
• Additional weekdays or evenings are possible

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