Here’s what happening at Petaluma Bounty right now.
Upcoming Events on the Farm
- March, 30, 2024 Cesar Chavez VolunteerDay of Service
- April 20 & 21, 2024 Petaluma Bounty’s 14th Annual Spring Plant Sale
Bounty Hunters Program
Bounty Hunters is our community-wide food gleaning network that collects fresh, healthy food from backyard gardeners, farms, orchards and businesses. The food we collect goes to service providers who assist people in need.
If your backyard fruit tree or vegetable patch is more productive so productive that you can’t keep up, congratulations! And please consider donating the food through the Bounty Hunters program by filling out this form. If you are interested in volunteering to pick fruits and veggies for the program, please fill out a volunteer interest form.
Click here to learn more about donating food.
To learn more in detail about the Bounty Hunters program, please click here. You can also call/text our Gleaning Program Coordinator Allison at (707) 787-1152 or email bountyhunters@petalumabounty.org.
Community Gardens Program
With a partnership in place with the City of Petaluma, Petaluma Bounty kicked off efforts to revitalize community gardens in 2023. First off is La Tercera Community Garden. Click here to learn more about our Community Gardens Program and how to get involved.
Farmers Market L.I.F.E. and Nutrition Incentives (CalFresh, Market Match, and more)
Get fresh fruits and veggies straight from small to mid-size farms.
Farmers markets that are part of our Farmers Market L.I.F.E. program accept CalFresh and offer Market Match. Learn more about Farmers Market L.I.F.E. by clicking the button below.
Volunteer Program
Petaluma Bounty Farm holds weekly volunteer hours. Typically, we have a winter break from December to mid-January, restarting on Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a Day of Service. Click here to learn about the 2024 MLK Day of Service.
To see which days/times we welcome volunteers, and to sign up, go to our Calendly platform at Calendly.com/bountyfarm and sign up.
To sign up for our weekly newsletter with up-to-date volunteering information, click here.
Internships
Each year, Petaluma Bounty’s internship program hosts 3-8 college and high school students. The program is offered in the fall, spring and summer. We work with academic institutions so that students can receive credit for their time with us. Learn more about our internship program at this link.
Partnerships
We are grateful for all of our partners and collaborators.
The Master Gardeners of Sonoma County have worked to revitalize the Unity Garden near the entrance to our farm. They attend most of our on-farm community events like our twice-yearly plant sales, community seed exchanges, and more.
