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Be a MetroParks Volunteer!
Express your care and concern for the environment, learn new skills and meet people with similar interests as a volunteer for Five Rivers MetroParks.

As a volunteer, you will provide a valuable contribution to the preservation and enjoyment of our natural areas.

Review the opportunities at the facilities and with various programs and contact the Volunteer Services Manager for the areas that interest you. Call (937) 275-PARK (7275) for more information or download and print the Volunteer Application.

Other Volunteer Opportunities in 2013
To volunteer. contact Kevin Kepler at kkepler@metroparks.org call or (937) 275-PARK (7275).

  • May 6-10: RiverScape Work Days, 9 am - 11 at RiverScape MetroPark
  • May 11: Twin Valley Trail Work Day, 9 am - 12 noon at Germantown
  • June 8: Foster Forest Pick Up day at Cox Arboretum MetroPark
  • June 10-11: Aullwood Work Days, 9 am - 12 noon at Aullwood Gardens MetroPark
  • July 7: A Grand Old Independence day at Carriage Hill MetroPark
  • July 20: Conservation Work Day, 9 am - 12 noon at TBD
  • August 13: Treemendous Work Day, 9:30 am - 12 noon at Cox Arboretum MetroPark
  • August 31- Sept. 1: Draft Horse Days at Carriage Hill MetroPark
  • September 7: Gardening Angel Work Day, 9 am - 12 noon at Wegerzyn Gardens MetroPark
  • September 24: Twin Valley Trail Work Day 9 am - noon at Twin Creek MetroPark
  • October 4-5: Midwest Outdoor Experience at Eastwood MetroPark
  • December 13-14: Evening Lantern Tour at Carriage Hill MetroPark
 
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At the core of our mission is the protection and stewardship of the Miami Valley’s natural and cultural heritage.


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  Volunteers enjoy the following benefits:
  • Gain experience using a wide array of skills
  • Share your interests with people of all ages
  • Improve the quality of life in Montgomery County
  • Get professional training on a variety of topics
  • Learn more about the natural world
  • Develop friendships
  • Interact with park visitors
  • Get exercise in the great-out-of-doors
  • Use your creativity

Whether it's a year, a month, a week or even a few hours - there's a place for you as a MetroParks volunteer! Call (937) 275-PARK (7275). for more information or download and print the Volunteer Application.

 
   
 
   
 
  Our Foundations are appointed volunteer organizations whose purpose is to support our educational & environmental programs and guide continued development.

Wegerzyn Gardens Foundation

James M. Cox, Jr. Arboretum Foundation

 
   
 
  Volunteer Councils help implement the strategies & missions developed by the park foundations.

  • Adult Education
  • Horticulture
  • Children’s Programs
  • Urban Land Stewardship
  • Community Gardens
  • Volunteer and Member\Development
  • Fundraising & Development
   
 
   
 
  Along with the individual donors and members who support MetroParks, many area organizations and businesses partner with us to provide gifts, sponsorships & and in-kind services and programming.
   
  To learn more about how your company or organization can get involved, contact us at (937) 275-PARK (7275).
   
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  MetroParks can work with you on planned gifts, memorial contributions or in-kind support. For more information, contact (937) 275-PARK (7275).
   
 
   
 
 

For Dennis Marsh, the benefits of being the volunteer coordinator for the Founders Community Gardens reach beyond simply encouraging friends and neighbors to be more healthy and self-sufficient. For Marsh, it’s downright therapeutic. “When I’m working with the soil, I feel like I’m being healed,” the Dayton resident says. “I believe this is what the creator intended for us—growing our own food and putting just the goodness that comes out of the Earth into our bodies.”

 
   
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