Volunteer: Prairie Urban Farm - May Spring Clean-up & PlantingPrairie Urban Farm (PUF) is a one-acre, mixed crop, community food system in the University of Alberta's South Campus. Their goals are to demonstrate and provide skill-building opportunities in alternative, regenerative ways of growing food within the city and to grow access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food. As a volunteer you will help with tasks in the garden. In the spring, this may include cleaning up the garden from winter, preparing the beds and some early plantings - we are there to help with what needs doing! You will receive a tour of the farm, hear about the various projects PUF has been working on and learn where all the vegetables go after they've been harvested. Volunteer Responsibilities: Sign a volunteer waiver Dress appropriately for the activity - make sure to wear clothes and shoes you don't mind getting dirty, and dress for the weather (hat, sweaters, etc.) Don't be afraid to get your hands dirty! Bring a water bottle, especially if its hotWe will provide: SunscreenBug spray Light snacksGardening gloves to borrow, but bring your favourite pair if you have one!Program: Edmonton Alumni Events & Programs Prairie Urban Farm (PUF) is a one-acre, mixed crop, community food system in the University of Alberta's South Campus. Their goals are to demonstrate and provide skill-building opportunities in alternative, regenerative ways of growing food within the city and to grow access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food. As a volunteer you will help with tasks in the garden. In the spring, this may include cleaning up the garden from winter, preparing the beds and some early plantings - we are there to help with what needs doing! You will receive a tour of the farm, hear about the various projects PUF has been working on and learn where all the vegetables go after they've been harvested. Volunteer Responsibilities: Sign a volunteer waiver Dress appropriately for the activity - make sure to wear clothes and shoes you don't mind getting dirty, and dress for the weather (hat, sweaters, etc.) Don't be afraid to get your hands dirty! Bring a water bottle, especially if its hotWe will provide: SunscreenBug spray Light snacksGardening gloves to borrow, but bring your favourite pair if you have one!Program: Edmonton Alumni Events & Programs Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On May 24, 2026 Zip Code: T6H 2V8 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Project PostcardShow Students Your Support With Project Postcard
Let them know you're thinking of them! Exams can be a stressful experience for many U of A students. Help us brighten their day by giving motivational advice, sharing a funny GIF or inspiring quote — it’s up to you! Project Postcard is currently hosted on Padlet, an online notice board that's free and easy to use. Write your note of encouragement to students and feel free to get creative by drawing a picture, uploading a photo, adding a GIF or attaching a video message. The link to the Padlet will be shared widely across campus during exams so lots of students will have the chance to see your note! How it works: Visit the Project Postcard Padlet board (you do not need to login or sign up for an account to share a note). Click the pink "+" button in the bottom right hand corner of the screen or double-click anywhere on the Project Postcard Padlet board A new blank note will appear on the board. Type in your title and message. If you wish, use the icons below the message to add creative flourishes: Upload an image from your photo library Add a link to a website Add an image, video, GIF or audio file from the internet Take a photo of yourself using your computer's camera Draw a digital doodle on the onscreen canvas Don't forget to sign your name and press enter to finish!Not sure what to write? Keep your tone light and friendly and the message general so it will be understood by any student, of any gender, studying in any field. Try sharing: words of encouragement for coping with stress tips on preparing for exams advice for how to stay motivated compassion for those who might be far from home and missing friends and familyHave more to share? Post as many times as you like! POST A NOTE Program: Edmonton Alumni Events & Programs Show Students Your Support With Project Postcard
Let them know you're thinking of them! Exams can be a stressful experience for many U of A students. Help us brighten their day by giving motivational advice, sharing a funny GIF or inspiring quote — it’s up to you! Project Postcard is currently hosted on Padlet, an online notice board that's free and easy to use. Write your note of encouragement to students and feel free to get creative by drawing a picture, uploading a photo, adding a GIF or attaching a video message. The link to the Padlet will be shared widely across campus during exams so lots of students will have the chance to see your note! How it works: Visit the Project Postcard Padlet board (you do not need to login or sign up for an account to share a note). Click the pink "+" button in the bottom right hand corner of the screen or double-click anywhere on the Project Postcard Padlet board A new blank note will appear on the board. Type in your title and message. If you wish, use the icons below the message to add creative flourishes: Upload an image from your photo library Add a link to a website Add an image, video, GIF or audio file from the internet Take a photo of yourself using your computer's camera Draw a digital doodle on the onscreen canvas Don't forget to sign your name and press enter to finish!Not sure what to write? Keep your tone light and friendly and the message general so it will be understood by any student, of any gender, studying in any field. Try sharing: words of encouragement for coping with stress tips on preparing for exams advice for how to stay motivated compassion for those who might be far from home and missing friends and familyHave more to share? Post as many times as you like! POST A NOTE Program: Edmonton Alumni Events & Programs Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: T6G2H5 Allow Groups: No |