Give & Grow

Give & Grow Days of Service

Foster your team dynamics while taking direct action on regional food insecurity and sustainability.

Give & Grow

Please fill out the form below and we will get back to you soon.
Name
Mailing Address
Invoice will be sent to this address
What is your primary purpose for bringing a group to the farm?
In addition to contributing volunteer efforts do you anticipate conducting other activities (sharing a meal, conducting a workshop or talk?)
Would your group like a farm tour?
Is this your group's first visit to the farm?
Do you have any participants who have physical or other limitations that you would like to try to accommodate?

Why Partner with Massaro Community Farm?

Our Give & Grow program provides critical labor to manage our 57-acre organic farm while funding regional hunger relief. Bringing your team to Massaro benefits your organization by:

  • Demonstrating Philanthropic Values: Make a tangible, measurable difference in addressing food insecurity in the Greater New Haven and Naugatuck Valley regions.
  • Fostering Team Dynamics: Build camaraderie, communication, and mutual trust through rewarding, hands-on work outside the typical office environment.
  • Climate & Environmental Impact: Empower your employees to take direct action on sustainability through organic, regenerative farming practices.
  • Visibility: We proudly highlight your team's volunteer efforts and financial contributions across our social media platforms and feature your company logo on our website.

Give & Grow

Please fill out the form below and we will get back to you soon.
Name
Mailing Address
Invoice will be sent to this address
What is your primary purpose for bringing a group to the farm?
In addition to contributing volunteer efforts do you anticipate conducting other activities (sharing a meal, conducting a workshop or talk?)
Would your group like a farm tour?
Is this your group's first visit to the farm?
Do you have any participants who have physical or other limitations that you would like to try to accommodate?

Program Options

Programs run April through November on weekday and Saturday mornings. Maximum standard group size is 30 people.

Option 1: Hands In The Soil Option 2: Farm Talk & Tour
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (2-3 hours) Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM (1.5 -2 hours)
Best for energetic teams looking for a hands-on, physically engaging project. Best for groups focused on education, food justice, and sustainable agricultural practices rather than manual labor.
Includes: Welcome ice breaker, farm safety review, educational farm tour, and a 90-minute seasonal field project working directly alongside our farm crew. Includes: Welcome ice breaker, detailed walking tour of our fields, a crop overview, and an interactive discussion on regenerative and climate-smart farming.

Support Our Mission: Requested Donation

Massaro Community Farm is a non-profit organization. To cover the costs of our dedicated staff facilitators, fund our youth education initiatives, and process the organic produce we donate to local health and human service agencies, we request a tax-deductible contribution based on your group size:

Small Groups (5–20 people): $750

Medium Groups (21–40 people): $1,500

Large Groups (41–60 people): $3,000

Mega Groups (60+ people) or Custom Retreats: Contact us directly for a negotiated rate ($5,000 minimum)

Community Groups (Scouts, Youth, Clean-up Clubs): Suggested donation of $250 (flexible based on organization capacity).

Every Give & Grow Package Includes:

  • A dedicated Massaro staff member to lead and facilitate your entire day.
  • Recognition of your team's volunteer efforts and donation across all Massaro social media platforms.
  • Your corporate logo permanently displayed on the Massaro Community Farm website for the calendar year.

Give & Grow

Please fill out the form below and we will get back to you soon.
Name
Mailing Address
Invoice will be sent to this address
What is your primary purpose for bringing a group to the farm?
In addition to contributing volunteer efforts do you anticipate conducting other activities (sharing a meal, conducting a workshop or talk?)
Would your group like a farm tour?
Is this your group's first visit to the farm?
Do you have any participants who have physical or other limitations that you would like to try to accommodate?

Planning Your Visit

Food & Lunch: We do not provide food on-site. Groups are highly encouraged to bring picnic lunches or arrange a catered meal to enjoy in our outdoor Learning Garden Pavilion or field tent after your program concludes at noon!

 

Mandatory Footwear: Closed-toe shoes are strictly required for safety reasons (no sandals, flip-flops, or Crocs allowed in the fields).

 

Attire & Weather: Wear comfortable clothing that can safely get dirty. Please bring rain gear/boots for damp mornings, or a hat, sunscreen, and a reusable water bottle for sunny days (water refill stations are available).

 

What You’ll Be Doing (Seasonal Expectations):

April – June: Planting kale, lettuce, chard, peppers, and tomatoes; bed prep and mulching.

July – August: Harvesting onions, early summer crop maintenance, and weeding.

September – November: High-volume harvesting (potatoes, squash), clearing fields, and putting the garden beds to sleep for winter.

Ready to Request a Date?

Please complete the brief intake form below.

Our administrative team will review your requested dates against our farm calendar and reach out shortly to finalize your booking and contribution details.

Give & Grow

Please fill out the form below and we will get back to you soon.
Name
Mailing Address
Invoice will be sent to this address
What is your primary purpose for bringing a group to the farm?
In addition to contributing volunteer efforts do you anticipate conducting other activities (sharing a meal, conducting a workshop or talk?)
Would your group like a farm tour?
Is this your group's first visit to the farm?
Do you have any participants who have physical or other limitations that you would like to try to accommodate?