GARDENING THE COMMUNITY

  • ABOUT US
    • MISSION
    • GTC FARMS
    • STAFF & BOARD
    • CONTACT
    • FOOD JUSTICE & EQUITY
    • NEWSLETTERS
    • PRESS
    • OUR PARTNERS
    • ANNUAL REPORT
    • COVID-19 RESPONSE
    • FAQ
  • FOOD & FARMS
    • GTC COMMUNITY FARM STORE >
      • FARM STORE ORDER ONLINE
    • GTC EATS! FARMSHARE
    • FOOD IS MEDICINE! RESOURCES
    • HERBAL RESOURCES
    • HIP (Healthy Incentives Program)
  • YOUTH
    • YOUTH LEADERSHIP & DEVELOPMENT
  • DONATE
  • GET INVOLVED
    • JOBS & INTERNSHIPS
    • VOLUNTEER
    • HOUSE PARTIES & COMMUNITY FUNDRAISERS
  • ABOUT US
    • MISSION
    • GTC FARMS
    • STAFF & BOARD
    • CONTACT
    • FOOD JUSTICE & EQUITY
    • NEWSLETTERS
    • PRESS
    • OUR PARTNERS
    • ANNUAL REPORT
    • COVID-19 RESPONSE
    • FAQ
  • FOOD & FARMS
    • GTC COMMUNITY FARM STORE >
      • FARM STORE ORDER ONLINE
    • GTC EATS! FARMSHARE
    • FOOD IS MEDICINE! RESOURCES
    • HERBAL RESOURCES
    • HIP (Healthy Incentives Program)
  • YOUTH
    • YOUTH LEADERSHIP & DEVELOPMENT
  • DONATE
  • GET INVOLVED
    • JOBS & INTERNSHIPS
    • VOLUNTEER
    • HOUSE PARTIES & COMMUNITY FUNDRAISERS

JOIN THE GTC TEAM

Employment with GTC


Gardening the Community (GTC) is a grassroots food justice and youth development program based in Springfield, MA.  We work to build healthy and equitable communities through organizing to change the local food system, urban agriculture, and youth leadership development. Our work is focused in the Mason Square neighborhood of Springfield, which is a food desert and has suffered greatly from structural racism and disinvestment.
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Executive Director
The Executive Director is charged with overseeing the day to day operations of GTC, in addition to setting and managing short and long term strategic direction. This includes programmatic planning and management, fund development and stewardship, and amplifying the impact of Gardening the Community as an urban agriculture project grounded in youth development. Learn more and apply.

Farm Manager

The Farm Manager is an integral position at Gardening the Community, stewarding and supporting multiple urban farming sites in Springfield. Learn more and apply.

Operations & Development Coordinator
The Development & Operations Coordinator is an integral position at Gardening the Community, supporting the organization's fundraising strategies including events and communication, stewardship, and research and tracking. This position works closely with the Executive Director to ensure the coordination and management of GTC's operations and development systems are supported and utilized to ensure organizational effectiveness and inform donor development strategy. Learn more and apply.

Internships with GTC

We seek interns year-round for a variety of positions and projects.  Internships generally entail work in Springfield as well as work remotely, but entirely remote options may be accommodated.  We are very excited to find students interested in working with us over 2 semesters or longer.  The internships are unpaid and are generally 5 - 10 hours/week.
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There are no currently available positions. Check back later!

For more information, contact us at
413-693-5340 or email info@gardeningthecommunity.org

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Internships are generally 12-13 weeks and are relatively flexible, but most frequently follow a school semester-based schedule.