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Published 11/3/25 2:17PM
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One-time group service projects in Minneapolis parks, gardens and natural areas

On-site, Volunteer must be in or near Minneapolis, MN
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  • Details

    Available Times:
    Weekdays (daytime)
    Time Commitment:
    Flexible
    Commitment Details:
    Weekdays, mornings or early afternoons for 2 hours
    Recurrence:
    One time only
    Cause Areas:
    Environment & Sustainability, Urban Areas, Volunteering
    Good For:
    Teens, Public Groups, Private Corporate Groups

    Description

    One-time group service projects in Minneapolis parks, gardens and natural areas

    Bring your group together to make a lasting impact in our parks! Groups ranging in size from 5–50 volunteers can take part in one-time service projects that support the health and beauty of our gardens and natural areas. Submit an interest form here.

    Group Service Projects:

    Ideal For:

    • Groups of 5–30 volunteers (larger sites may accommodate up to 50)
    • Corporate teams
    • Spiritual and community organizations
    • Clubs and schools
    • Families and youth groups

    Availability:

    Season: April–November (weather dependent)

    Times: Weekday mornings or early afternoons

    • Limited weekend availability
    • 2–3 hour time slots between 8/9 AM – 2/3 PM
    • Occasional late afternoon or early evening sessions available

    Typical Project Tasks:

    • Spring and fall garden and landscape clean-ups
    • Planting, weeding, pruning, and mulching in gardens and along trails
    • Invasive plant removal (e.g., buckthorn)
    • Litter pickup and park or playground clean-up

    Location

    On-site
    Minneapolis, MN, USA
    Directions

    Activities take place in parks, gardens, and natural areas throughout the City of Minneapolis

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