Opportunities From: City of Madison Volunteering

Help protect Madison’s natural areas by removing garlic mustard, an invasive plant that spreads quickly and crowds out native species. Volunteers may also assist with removing other invasive plants such as Dame’s rocket and burdock.  This hands-on volunteer opportunity supports the health of our woodlands and helps restore habitat for native plants and wildlife. No prior experience is needed, and staff or experienced volunteers will provide guidance on plant identification and removal techniques.

Responsibilities

Identify and hand-pull garlic mustard plants Bag and stage removed plants for proper disposal Follow guidance from staff or volunteer leads on work areas and techniques Help keep the work area safe and organized Work collaboratively with other volunteers

Qualifications

Able to walk on uneven terrain and in wooded areas Comfortable bending, kneeling, and pulling plants by hand Willing to work outdoors in varying weather conditions No experience needed, just a willingness to help

Additional Notes

All ages welcome (youth should be accompanied by an adult) Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes Gloves are recommended (some may be provided) Tools and bags will be provided Bring a water bottle

Note on location:  Meet at 802 Wheeler Rd.  There is a small parking lot on teh north side of the intersection of Wheeler Road and School Road.  Can also park a long the street on Wheeler Rd. 

Help launch a floating wetland island into Tenney Park Lagoon as part of a community-led water quality research project. Volunteers will assist with the final steps of installing a Biohaven floating island designed to grow native wetland plants that help remove nutrients from the water.

Floating treatment wetlands are used around the world to improve water quality by allowing plant roots to absorb excess nutrients such as phosphorus and nitrogen. This pilot project will test the effectiveness of a floating island planted with native species and monitored by volunteers throughout the season.

During this event, volunteers will help unload the island, position the anchor, and launch the floating island into the lagoon. After installation, participants are welcome to stay for a casual potluck picnic and celebration of the project.

This project is part of a broader effort that includes earlier preparation days and future citizen science monitoring opportunities throughout the summer.

Responsibilities

Assist with unloading the floating island from a vehicle.

Help carry and position materials needed for installation.

Assist with placing the anchor and preparing the island for launch.

Help guide the floating island into the lagoon and secure it to the anchor.

Support general event tasks as needed to ensure a smooth installation.

Optional: stay after the launch for a community potluck and informal celebration.

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors near water.

Able to assist with light lifting and moving materials.

Willing to follow instructions from project leads during installation.

Interest in water quality, native plants, and community science is welcome but not required.

Additional Notes

Wear outdoor clothes that can get dirty or wet.

Optional items to bring:
Water shoes
Gardening gloves
Water bottle
Camera
Food item for potluck if you wish to participate

Earlier Project Workdays (contact organizers directly to participate since these do not take place at a park):

Floating Island Planting Day
May 31, 10:00 am
212 Merry Street, Madison, WI 53704 (Red Pine Co-Op)
Preparing plant grow mix, weighing materials, and transplanting native plants into the floating island structure.

Island Anchor Build Day
June 7, 10:00 am
212 Merry Street, Madison, WI 53704 (Red Pine Co-Op)
Building the anchor system for the floating island using lumber and quick-set concrete.

For questions or to participate in the earlier preparation days, please contact the project organizers directly:

Aaron – 608-422-3786 – collectiveclearwater@gmail.com
Elliott – 608-421-8876 – brainplate.grows@gmail.com

Additional community science monitoring outings may occur later this summer, with dates to be announced.

 

Help keep Madison’s public beaches clean and welcoming during the busy summer season. As a Beach Cleanup Volunteer Leader, you will coordinate simple weekly beach cleanups at your assigned park and work with Madison Parks staff to support a clean shoreline for swimmers and park visitors.

Wind, waves, and wildlife can quickly bring in seaweed, debris, and other material along the shoreline. While Parks staff regularly maintain the beaches, this volunteer role helps supplement that work by organizing short weekly cleanups to keep conditions looking their best throughout the summer.

Volunteer Leads will help decide a regular cleanup time, communicate with Parks staff about supplies or equipment needs, and may recruit or welcome additional volunteers who want to help.

Responsibilities

Coordinate weekly beach cleanups at your assigned park from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Help determine a consistent cleanup time that works for you and any assisting volunteers. Communicate with Madison Parks staff regarding equipment, supplies, and beach conditions. Help organize light beach maintenance activities such as: Raking and smoothing sand where needed Removing seaweed or vegetation along the shoreline Picking up litter or animal waste on the beach Report larger cleanup needs or unusual conditions to Parks staff. Welcome or coordinate additional volunteers who may wish to assist with the weekly cleanup.

Qualifications

Enjoy being outdoors and helping maintain community spaces. Comfortable coordinating a small volunteer effort. Reliable and able to communicate with Parks staff when needs arise. Able to perform light physical activity such as walking on sand, raking, and picking up debris.

Additional Notes

Time Commitment: Approximately 1 hour per week from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Cleanup times are flexible and can be scheduled by the volunteer lead in coordination with Parks staff. Madison Parks can help provide tools and supplies such as rakes, grabbers, bags, and gloves. Volunteers may coordinate equipment pickup with Parks staff as needed. Dress for the weather and bring water, sunscreen, and appropriate footwear. This volunteer effort supplements the regular maintenance performed by Madison Parks staff.

 

Help keep Madison’s public beaches clean and welcoming during the busy summer season. As a Beach Cleanup Volunteer Leader, you will coordinate simple weekly beach cleanups at your assigned park and work with Madison Parks staff to support a clean shoreline for swimmers and park visitors.

Wind, waves, and wildlife can quickly bring in seaweed, debris, and other material along the shoreline. While Parks staff regularly maintain the beaches, this volunteer role helps supplement that work by organizing short weekly cleanups to keep conditions looking their best throughout the summer.

Volunteer Leads will help decide a regular cleanup time, communicate with Parks staff about supplies or equipment needs, and may recruit or welcome additional volunteers who want to help.

Responsibilities

Coordinate weekly beach cleanups at your assigned park from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Help determine a consistent cleanup time that works for you and any assisting volunteers. Communicate with Madison Parks staff regarding equipment, supplies, and beach conditions. Help organize light beach maintenance activities such as: Raking and smoothing sand where needed Removing seaweed or vegetation along the shoreline Picking up litter or animal waste on the beach Report larger cleanup needs or unusual conditions to Parks staff. Welcome or coordinate additional volunteers who may wish to assist with the weekly cleanup.

Qualifications

Enjoy being outdoors and helping maintain community spaces. Comfortable coordinating a small volunteer effort. Reliable and able to communicate with Parks staff when needs arise. Able to perform light physical activity such as walking on sand, raking, and picking up debris.

Additional Notes

Time Commitment: Approximately 1 hour per week from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Cleanup times are flexible and can be scheduled by the volunteer lead in coordination with Parks staff. Madison Parks can help provide tools and supplies such as rakes, grabbers, bags, and gloves. Volunteers may coordinate equipment pickup with Parks staff as needed. Dress for the weather and bring water, sunscreen, and appropriate footwear. This volunteer effort supplements the regular maintenance performed by Madison Parks staff.

 

Help keep Madison’s public beaches clean and welcoming during the busy summer season. As a Beach Cleanup Volunteer Leader, you will coordinate simple weekly beach cleanups at your assigned park and work with Madison Parks staff to support a clean shoreline for swimmers and park visitors.

Wind, waves, and wildlife can quickly bring in seaweed, debris, and other material along the shoreline. While Parks staff regularly maintain the beaches, this volunteer role helps supplement that work by organizing short weekly cleanups to keep conditions looking their best throughout the summer.

Volunteer Leads will help decide a regular cleanup time, communicate with Parks staff about supplies or equipment needs, and may recruit or welcome additional volunteers who want to help.

Responsibilities

Coordinate weekly beach cleanups at your assigned park from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Help determine a consistent cleanup time that works for you and any assisting volunteers. Communicate with Madison Parks staff regarding equipment, supplies, and beach conditions. Help organize light beach maintenance activities such as: Raking and smoothing sand where needed Removing seaweed or vegetation along the shoreline Picking up litter or animal waste on the beach Report larger cleanup needs or unusual conditions to Parks staff. Welcome or coordinate additional volunteers who may wish to assist with the weekly cleanup.

Qualifications

Enjoy being outdoors and helping maintain community spaces. Comfortable coordinating a small volunteer effort. Reliable and able to communicate with Parks staff when needs arise. Able to perform light physical activity such as walking on sand, raking, and picking up debris.

Additional Notes

Time Commitment: Approximately 1 hour per week from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Cleanup times are flexible and can be scheduled by the volunteer lead in coordination with Parks staff. Madison Parks can help provide tools and supplies such as rakes, grabbers, bags, and gloves. Volunteers may coordinate equipment pickup with Parks staff as needed. Dress for the weather and bring water, sunscreen, and appropriate footwear. This volunteer effort supplements the regular maintenance performed by Madison Parks staff.

 

Help keep Madison’s public beaches clean and welcoming during the busy summer season. As a Beach Cleanup Volunteer Leader, you will coordinate simple weekly beach cleanups at your assigned park and work with Madison Parks staff to support a clean shoreline for swimmers and park visitors.

Wind, waves, and wildlife can quickly bring in seaweed, debris, and other material along the shoreline. While Parks staff regularly maintain the beaches, this volunteer role helps supplement that work by organizing short weekly cleanups to keep conditions looking their best throughout the summer.

Volunteer Leads will help decide a regular cleanup time, communicate with Parks staff about supplies or equipment needs, and may recruit or welcome additional volunteers who want to help.

Responsibilities

Coordinate weekly beach cleanups at your assigned park from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Help determine a consistent cleanup time that works for you and any assisting volunteers. Communicate with Madison Parks staff regarding equipment, supplies, and beach conditions. Help organize light beach maintenance activities such as: Raking and smoothing sand where needed Removing seaweed or vegetation along the shoreline Picking up litter or animal waste on the beach Report larger cleanup needs or unusual conditions to Parks staff. Welcome or coordinate additional volunteers who may wish to assist with the weekly cleanup.

Qualifications

Enjoy being outdoors and helping maintain community spaces. Comfortable coordinating a small volunteer effort. Reliable and able to communicate with Parks staff when needs arise. Able to perform light physical activity such as walking on sand, raking, and picking up debris.

Additional Notes

Time Commitment: Approximately 1 hour per week from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Cleanup times are flexible and can be scheduled by the volunteer lead in coordination with Parks staff. Madison Parks can help provide tools and supplies such as rakes, grabbers, bags, and gloves. Volunteers may coordinate equipment pickup with Parks staff as needed. Dress for the weather and bring water, sunscreen, and appropriate footwear. This volunteer effort supplements the regular maintenance performed by Madison Parks staff.

 

Help keep Madison’s public beaches clean and welcoming during the busy summer season. As a Beach Cleanup Volunteer Leader, you will coordinate simple weekly beach cleanups at your assigned park and work with Madison Parks staff to support a clean shoreline for swimmers and park visitors.

Wind, waves, and wildlife can quickly bring in seaweed, debris, and other material along the shoreline. While Parks staff regularly maintain the beaches, this volunteer role helps supplement that work by organizing short weekly cleanups to keep conditions looking their best throughout the summer.

Volunteer Leads will help decide a regular cleanup time, communicate with Parks staff about supplies or equipment needs, and may recruit or welcome additional volunteers who want to help.

Responsibilities

Coordinate weekly beach cleanups at your assigned park from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Help determine a consistent cleanup time that works for you and any assisting volunteers. Communicate with Madison Parks staff regarding equipment, supplies, and beach conditions. Help organize light beach maintenance activities such as: Raking and smoothing sand where needed Removing seaweed or vegetation along the shoreline Picking up litter or animal waste on the beach Report larger cleanup needs or unusual conditions to Parks staff. Welcome or coordinate additional volunteers who may wish to assist with the weekly cleanup.

Qualifications

Enjoy being outdoors and helping maintain community spaces. Comfortable coordinating a small volunteer effort. Reliable and able to communicate with Parks staff when needs arise. Able to perform light physical activity such as walking on sand, raking, and picking up debris.

Additional Notes

Time Commitment: Approximately 1 hour per week from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Cleanup times are flexible and can be scheduled by the volunteer lead in coordination with Parks staff. Madison Parks can help provide tools and supplies such as rakes, grabbers, bags, and gloves. Volunteers may coordinate equipment pickup with Parks staff as needed. Dress for the weather and bring water, sunscreen, and appropriate footwear. This volunteer effort supplements the regular maintenance performed by Madison Parks staff.

 

Help keep Madison’s public beaches clean and welcoming during the busy summer season. As a Beach Cleanup Volunteer Leader, you will coordinate simple weekly beach cleanups at your assigned park and work with Madison Parks staff to support a clean shoreline for swimmers and park visitors.

Wind, waves, and wildlife can quickly bring in seaweed, debris, and other material along the shoreline. While Parks staff regularly maintain the beaches, this volunteer role helps supplement that work by organizing short weekly cleanups to keep conditions looking their best throughout the summer.

Volunteer Leads will help decide a regular cleanup time, communicate with Parks staff about supplies or equipment needs, and may recruit or welcome additional volunteers who want to help.

Responsibilities

Coordinate weekly beach cleanups at your assigned park from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Help determine a consistent cleanup time that works for you and any assisting volunteers. Communicate with Madison Parks staff regarding equipment, supplies, and beach conditions. Help organize light beach maintenance activities such as: Raking and smoothing sand where needed Removing seaweed or vegetation along the shoreline Picking up litter or animal waste on the beach Report larger cleanup needs or unusual conditions to Parks staff. Welcome or coordinate additional volunteers who may wish to assist with the weekly cleanup.

Qualifications

Enjoy being outdoors and helping maintain community spaces. Comfortable coordinating a small volunteer effort. Reliable and able to communicate with Parks staff when needs arise. Able to perform light physical activity such as walking on sand, raking, and picking up debris.

Additional Notes

Time Commitment: Approximately 1 hour per week from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Cleanup times are flexible and can be scheduled by the volunteer lead in coordination with Parks staff. Madison Parks can help provide tools and supplies such as rakes, grabbers, bags, and gloves. Volunteers may coordinate equipment pickup with Parks staff as needed. Dress for the weather and bring water, sunscreen, and appropriate footwear. This volunteer effort supplements the regular maintenance performed by Madison Parks staff.

 

Join the community in helping care for the natural area located at 1025 N. Sherman Avenue on the near northeast side of Madison. This emerging natural area will become a future Madison park, with the official park name to be determined at a later date. Volunteers will help remove trash and debris to support the health of the marsh and surrounding landscape. This is a great opportunity to spend time outdoors, meet neighbors, and help care for a space that will become an important natural area for the community.

Responsibilities

Pick up trash and debris throughout the natural area. Use cleanup bags and grabbers to collect litter safely. Help place collected trash in designated disposal areas. Work carefully around marshy areas and natural vegetation.

Qualifications

Able to walk on uneven or marshy ground. Comfortable spending time outdoors for up to two hours. Willing to work as part of a small volunteer group to improve the natural area.

Additional Notes

Wear work clothes and sturdy shoes or boots suitable for marshy conditions. Cleanup bags, gloves, grabbers, and some energy bars will be provided. This opportunity is organized with a still-forming Friends group supporting this natural area.

Help keep Madison’s public beaches clean and welcoming during the busy summer season. As a Beach Cleanup Volunteer Leader, you will coordinate simple weekly beach cleanups at your assigned park and work with Madison Parks staff to support a clean shoreline for swimmers and park visitors.

Wind, waves, and wildlife can quickly bring in seaweed, debris, and other material along the shoreline. While Parks staff regularly maintain the beaches, this volunteer role helps supplement that work by organizing short weekly cleanups to keep conditions looking their best throughout the summer.

Volunteer Leads will help decide a regular cleanup time, communicate with Parks staff about supplies or equipment needs, and may recruit or welcome additional volunteers who want to help.

Responsibilities

Coordinate weekly beach cleanups at your assigned park from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Help determine a consistent cleanup time that works for you and any assisting volunteers. Communicate with Madison Parks staff regarding equipment, supplies, and beach conditions. Help organize light beach maintenance activities such as: Raking and smoothing sand where needed Removing seaweed or vegetation along the shoreline Picking up litter or animal waste on the beach Report larger cleanup needs or unusual conditions to Parks staff. Welcome or coordinate additional volunteers who may wish to assist with the weekly cleanup.

Qualifications

Enjoy being outdoors and helping maintain community spaces. Comfortable coordinating a small volunteer effort. Reliable and able to communicate with Parks staff when needs arise. Able to perform light physical activity such as walking on sand, raking, and picking up debris.

Additional Notes

Time Commitment: Approximately 1 hour per week from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Cleanup times are flexible and can be scheduled by the volunteer lead in coordination with Parks staff. Madison Parks can help provide tools and supplies such as rakes, grabbers, bags, and gloves. Volunteers may coordinate equipment pickup with Parks staff as needed. Dress for the weather and bring water, sunscreen, and appropriate footwear. This volunteer effort supplements the regular maintenance performed by Madison Parks staff.

 

Help keep Madison’s public beaches clean and welcoming during the busy summer season. As a Beach Cleanup Volunteer Leader, you will coordinate simple weekly beach cleanups at your assigned park and work with Madison Parks staff to support a clean shoreline for swimmers and park visitors.

Wind, waves, and wildlife can quickly bring in seaweed, debris, and other material along the shoreline. While Parks staff regularly maintain the beaches, this volunteer role helps supplement that work by organizing short weekly cleanups to keep conditions looking their best throughout the summer.

Volunteer Leads will help decide a regular cleanup time, communicate with Parks staff about supplies or equipment needs, and may recruit or welcome additional volunteers who want to help.

Responsibilities

Coordinate weekly beach cleanups at your assigned park from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Help determine a consistent cleanup time that works for you and any assisting volunteers. Communicate with Madison Parks staff regarding equipment, supplies, and beach conditions. Help organize light beach maintenance activities such as: Raking and smoothing sand where needed Removing seaweed or vegetation along the shoreline Picking up litter or animal waste on the beach Report larger cleanup needs or unusual conditions to Parks staff. Welcome or coordinate additional volunteers who may wish to assist with the weekly cleanup.

Qualifications

Enjoy being outdoors and helping maintain community spaces. Comfortable coordinating a small volunteer effort. Reliable and able to communicate with Parks staff when needs arise. Able to perform light physical activity such as walking on sand, raking, and picking up debris.

Additional Notes

Time Commitment: Approximately 1 hour per week from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Cleanup times are flexible and can be scheduled by the volunteer lead in coordination with Parks staff. Madison Parks can help provide tools and supplies such as rakes, grabbers, bags, and gloves. Volunteers may coordinate equipment pickup with Parks staff as needed. Dress for the weather and bring water, sunscreen, and appropriate footwear. This volunteer effort supplements the regular maintenance performed by Madison Parks staff.

 

The Park Toy Coordinator is responsible for gathering and organizing toys left at Sugar Maple Park, ensuring they are kept in a designated area. This role includes inspecting for broken or unsafe toys and removing them to keep the park safe. Basketballs left around the courts have been a particular challenge at this park, so helping collect and organize them is an important part of the role.  Each coordinator leads efforts at their assigned park and may recruit volunteers to assist.

Responsibilities

Collect toys left around the park and place them in the designated area.Pay particular attention to basketballs left around the courts and surrounding areas.Keep basketballs off grass play areas Inspect toys regularly and dispose of anything broken or hazardous. Serve as the main volunteer for your park; recruit others if needed. Communicate safety concerns or supply needs with park staff.

Qualifications

Good organization and attention to detail. Ability to identify and handle broken or hazardous items safely. Comfortable leading and coordinating volunteers. Dedicated to keeping the park clean and safe.

Additional Notes

Flexible hours; typically 1–2 hours per week based on park use. Great opportunity to support your community and gain leadership experience.

As a Dog Park Steward, you’ll help ensure that our community dog parks remain clean, safe, and enjoyable for everyone. While dog owners are encouraged to clean up after their pets, some may forget. Your role will be to maintain the cleanliness of the park, ensuring a welcoming environment for all visitors.

Responsibilities:

Monitor the dog park to ensure cleanliness. Pick up pet waste and dispose of it properly. Ensure waste disposal stations are stocked with bags and accessible. Report any safety hazards or issues to park staff. Promote a friendly, welcoming environment for dogs and their owners.

Qualifications:

Must be comfortable working outdoors in varying weather conditions. Ability to handle pet waste safely and hygienically. Good communication skills to report park issues effectively. Must be at least 14 years old (or accompanied by an adult if under 18).

Additional Info:

This is a flexible volunteer position with no set hours, though regular visits are encouraged. Volunteers are provided with gloves and waste bags and pooper scooper.  A key to the waste bag dispenser if needed is also provided.

Intersection Guides play a key role in Ride the Drive by helping keep participants safe along the route. Volunteers are stationed at intersections to help redirect vehicles, answer questions, and welcome participants entering the route.

Responsibilities
• Monitor an assigned intersection to help ensure participant safety
• Redirect vehicle traffic away from the Ride the Drive route
• Welcome participants and answer common event questions
• Use event maps and information sheets to help guide participants
• Assist with basic setup or removal of barricades if needed
• Communicate with staff or volunteer captains if issues arise

Qualifications
• Comfortable standing for most of your shift (you may bring a chair if preferred)
• Able to communicate clearly with participants and drivers
• Comfortable working outdoors during the event

Additional Notes
• Check in first at the Volunteer Check-In Station with the Hub Volunteer Coordinator before heading to your assigned intersection
• Safety vest will be provided
• Bring water, sunscreen, and a cell phone if possible        

Intersection Guides play a key role in Ride the Drive by helping keep participants safe along the route. Volunteers are stationed at intersections to help redirect vehicles, answer questions, and welcome participants entering the route.

Responsibilities
• Monitor an assigned intersection to help ensure participant safety
• Redirect vehicle traffic away from the Ride the Drive route
• Welcome participants and answer common event questions
• Use event maps and information sheets to help guide participants
• Assist with basic setup or removal of barricades if needed
• Communicate with staff or volunteer captains if issues arise

Qualifications
• Comfortable standing for most of your shift (you may bring a chair if preferred)
• Able to communicate clearly with participants and drivers
• Comfortable working outdoors during the event

Additional Notes
• Check in first at the Volunteer Check-In Station with the Hub Volunteer Coordinator before heading to your assigned intersection
• Safety vest will be provided
• Bring water, sunscreen, and a cell phone if possible        

Bike Ambassadors provide mobile support along the Ride the Drive route. Volunteers will be paired with a Madison Parks staff member in a designated zone and will ride throughout the area to help ensure the event runs smoothly and safely. Bike Ambassadors assist volunteers, monitor intersections and signage, and help respond to needs along the route.

Responsibilities
• Use your bike to provide mobile support within your assigned zone along the route
• Check in periodically with Madison Parks staff to identify needs in your area
• Deliver safety vests, lanyards, volunteer shirts, and route maps to intersection volunteers at the start of each shift
• Ensure volunteers are in place and understand their responsibilities
• Monitor intersections, cones, barriers, and signage to ensure they remain properly positioned
• Help keep the route clear of debris and assist volunteers with supplies, water, or break coverage
• Communicate with participants, volunteer captains, and intersection guides to maintain safety and a positive event experience
• Check in with information stations to see if additional materials or support are needed
• In the afternoon, remind participants that streets reopen to traffic at 3:00pm and assist vendors and participants in clearing the route if needed

Qualifications
• Must bring your own bike and helmet
• Comfortable riding for the duration of your shift
• Able to communicate clearly with volunteers, participants, and staff
• Able to carry supplies using a backpack, bike bag, basket, or trailer

Additional Notes
• Safety vest will be provided
• Bring water, sunscreen, and a fully charged cell phone
• Maps, schedules, and emergency procedures will be provided
• Plan to ride throughout your shift while supporting volunteers and event operations

Bike Ambassadors provide mobile support along the Ride the Drive route. Volunteers will be paired with a Madison Parks staff member in a designated zone and will ride throughout the area to help ensure the event runs smoothly and safely. Bike Ambassadors assist volunteers, monitor intersections and signage, and help respond to needs along the route.

Responsibilities
• Use your bike to provide mobile support within your assigned zone along the route
• Check in periodically with Madison Parks staff to identify needs in your area
• Deliver safety vests, lanyards, volunteer shirts, and route maps to intersection volunteers at the start of each shift
• Ensure volunteers are in place and understand their responsibilities
• Monitor intersections, cones, barriers, and signage to ensure they remain properly positioned
• Help keep the route clear of debris and assist volunteers with supplies, water, or break coverage
• Communicate with participants, volunteer captains, and intersection guides to maintain safety and a positive event experience
• Check in with information stations to see if additional materials or support are needed
• In the afternoon, remind participants that streets reopen to traffic at 3:00pm and assist vendors and participants in clearing the route if needed

Qualifications
• Must bring your own bike and helmet
• Comfortable riding for the duration of your shift
• Able to communicate clearly with volunteers, participants, and staff
• Able to carry supplies using a backpack, bike bag, basket, or trailer

Additional Notes
• Safety vest will be provided
• Bring water, sunscreen, and a fully charged cell phone
• Maps, schedules, and emergency procedures will be provided
• Plan to ride throughout your shift while supporting volunteers and event operations

Bike Ambassadors provide mobile support along the Ride the Drive route. Volunteers will be paired with a Madison Parks staff member in a designated zone and will ride throughout the area to help ensure the event runs smoothly and safely. Bike Ambassadors assist volunteers, monitor intersections and signage, and help respond to needs along the route.

Responsibilities
• Use your bike to provide mobile support within your assigned zone along the route
• Check in periodically with Madison Parks staff to identify needs in your area
• Deliver safety vests, lanyards, volunteer shirts, and route maps to intersection volunteers at the start of each shift
• Ensure volunteers are in place and understand their responsibilities
• Monitor intersections, cones, barriers, and signage to ensure they remain properly positioned
• Help keep the route clear of debris and assist volunteers with supplies, water, or break coverage
• Communicate with participants, volunteer captains, and intersection guides to maintain safety and a positive event experience
• Check in with information stations to see if additional materials or support are needed
• In the afternoon, remind participants that streets reopen to traffic at 3:00pm and assist vendors and participants in clearing the route if needed

Qualifications
• Must bring your own bike and helmet
• Comfortable riding for the duration of your shift
• Able to communicate clearly with volunteers, participants, and staff
• Able to carry supplies using a backpack, bike bag, basket, or trailer

Additional Notes
• Safety vest will be provided
• Bring water, sunscreen, and a fully charged cell phone
• Maps, schedules, and emergency procedures will be provided
• Plan to ride throughout your shift while supporting volunteers and event operations

Help wrap up Ride the Drive! Clean-Up Volunteers assist Madison Parks staff with taking down event areas so streets can reopen on time at 3:00pm. Your help ensures equipment is packed up efficiently and parks are left clean and organized after the event.

Responsibilities

Break down tents, tables, chairs, and other event equipment Load trucks and trailers with event materials Remove signs, cones, and displays along the route and hub areas Assist with general park and event area cleanup

Qualifications

Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs Comfortable working outdoors and moving equipment Able to follow directions from Madison Parks staff

Additional Notes

Outdoors Dress for the weather Bring water / hydration Sunscreen recommended Cell phone recommended

Help wrap up Ride the Drive! Clean-Up Volunteers assist Madison Parks staff with taking down event areas so streets can reopen on time at 3:00pm. Your help ensures equipment is packed up efficiently and parks are left clean and organized after the event.

Responsibilities

Break down tents, tables, chairs, and other event equipment Load trucks and trailers with event materials Remove signs, cones, and displays along the route and hub areas Assist with general park and event area cleanup

Qualifications

Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs Comfortable working outdoors and moving equipment Able to follow directions from Madison Parks staff

Additional Notes

Outdoors Dress for the weather Bring water / hydration Sunscreen recommended Cell phone recommended

Help wrap up Ride the Drive! Clean-Up Volunteers assist Madison Parks staff with taking down event areas so streets can reopen on time at 3:00pm. Your help ensures equipment is packed up efficiently and parks are left clean and organized after the event.

Responsibilities

Break down tents, tables, chairs, and other event equipment Load trucks and trailers with event materials Remove signs, cones, and displays along the route and hub areas Assist with general park and event area cleanup

Qualifications

Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs Comfortable working outdoors and moving equipment Able to follow directions from Madison Parks staff

Additional Notes

Outdoors Dress for the weather Bring water / hydration Sunscreen recommended Cell phone recommended

Help get Ride the Drive ready for thousands of participants! Set-Up Volunteers assist Madison Parks staff with preparing event hubs and route areas before the event begins. This role helps transform parks and streets into welcoming spaces for the day’s activities.

Responsibilities

Assist with setting up barricades, tents, tables, cones, and activity areas Help unload and organize equipment delivered by City trucks Follow setup maps and directions provided by Madison Parks staff Prepare hub areas and route sections before participants arrive Continue setup on the roadway once streets close at 9:00am

Qualifications

Comfortable helping with light lifting and moving event equipment Able to follow directions from Madison Parks staff Friendly, flexible, and ready to help where needed

Additional Notes

Outdoors Dress for the weather Bring water / hydration Sunscreen recommended Cell phone recommended

Help get Ride the Drive ready for thousands of participants! Set-Up Volunteers assist Madison Parks staff with preparing event hubs and route areas before the event begins. This role helps transform parks and streets into welcoming spaces for the day’s activities.

Responsibilities

Assist with setting up barricades, tents, tables, cones, and activity areas Help unload and organize equipment delivered by City trucks Follow setup maps and directions provided by Madison Parks staff Prepare hub areas and route sections before participants arrive Continue setup on the roadway once streets close at 9:00am

Qualifications

Comfortable helping with light lifting and moving event equipment Able to follow directions from Madison Parks staff Friendly, flexible, and ready to help where needed

Additional Notes

Outdoors Dress for the weather Bring water / hydration Sunscreen recommended Cell phone recommended

Help get Ride the Drive ready for thousands of participants! Set-Up Volunteers assist Madison Parks staff with preparing event hubs and route areas before the event begins. This role helps transform parks and streets into welcoming spaces for the day’s activities.

Responsibilities

Assist with setting up barricades, tents, tables, cones, and activity areas Help unload and organize equipment delivered by City trucks Follow setup maps and directions provided by Madison Parks staff Prepare hub areas and route sections before participants arrive Continue setup on the roadway once streets close at 9:00am

Qualifications

Comfortable helping with light lifting and moving event equipment Able to follow directions from Madison Parks staff Friendly, flexible, and ready to help where needed

Additional Notes

Outdoors Dress for the weather Bring water / hydration Sunscreen recommended Cell phone recommended

As a Hub Photographer for Ride the Drive, you will help capture the energy and spirit of this citywide event. Volunteers in this role take high-quality photos of participants, activities, and the hub atmosphere to help document the day and share the experience with the community.

Responsibilities

Take clear, high-resolution photos of participants, activities, and hub areas. Capture positive moments such as smiling participants, bikes, families, and hub activities. Focus on documenting the fun and community atmosphere of Ride the Drive.

Qualifications

Comfortable taking photos with a digital camera or high-quality cell phone Interest in photography and capturing event moments

Additional Notes

Bring a digital camera or high-quality cell phone. A bike is optional but can help move around the hub area.

As a Hub Photographer for Ride the Drive, you will help capture the energy and spirit of this citywide event. Volunteers in this role take high-quality photos of participants, activities, and the hub atmosphere to help document the day and share the experience with the community.

Responsibilities

Take clear, high-resolution photos of participants, activities, and hub areas. Capture positive moments such as smiling participants, bikes, families, and hub activities. Focus on documenting the fun and community atmosphere of Ride the Drive.

Qualifications

Comfortable taking photos with a digital camera or high-quality cell phone Interest in photography and capturing event moments

Additional Notes

Bring a digital camera or high-quality cell phone. A bike is optional but can help move around the hub area.

As a Hub Photographer for Ride the Drive, you will help capture the energy and spirit of this citywide event. Volunteers in this role take high-quality photos of participants, activities, and the hub atmosphere to help document the day and share the experience with the community.

Responsibilities

Take clear, high-resolution photos of participants, activities, and hub areas. Capture positive moments such as smiling participants, bikes, families, and hub activities. Focus on documenting the fun and community atmosphere of Ride the Drive.

Qualifications

Comfortable taking photos with a digital camera or high-quality cell phone Interest in photography and capturing event moments

Additional Notes

Bring a digital camera or high-quality cell phone. A bike is optional but can help move around the hub area.

As a Merchandise Tent Volunteer for Ride the Drive, you will help create a welcoming and informative experience for participants while supporting Madison Parks’ signature community event. Volunteers in this role assist with selling event merchandise, answering questions about the event, and helping participants feel informed and engaged throughout the day. This position is ideal for individuals who enjoy interacting with the public and supporting the smooth operation of a large community event.

Responsibilities

Sell Merchandise: Handle cash and make change while selling Ride the Drive merchandise such as t-shirts, tote bags, water bottles, and other event items. Answer Questions: Provide participants with basic information about the event route, schedule, and activities. Communication: Use the supplied walkie-talkie to stay in communication with Madison Parks staff throughout the shift. Afternoon Shift Duties: At approximately 2:30 pm, help inform participants that streets will reopen to traffic at 3:00 pm. End of Shift: Return the merchandise money bag and remaining items to Madison Parks staff. Safety: Encourage participants to respect private property and follow traffic rules. Follow emergency procedures if needed.

Qualifications

Comfortable handling cash transactions and making change Friendly and welcoming attitude when interacting with event participants Ability to communicate clearly with staff and participants

Additional Notes

Madison Parks staff will be available throughout the event for support and assistance. Volunteers may receive additional instructions and supplies at the start of their shift. Dress for the weather and bring water, sunscreen, and other personal comfort items.

As a Merchandise Tent Volunteer for Ride the Drive, you will help create a welcoming and informative experience for participants while supporting Madison Parks’ signature community event. Volunteers in this role assist with selling event merchandise, answering questions about the event, and helping participants feel informed and engaged throughout the day. This position is ideal for individuals who enjoy interacting with the public and supporting the smooth operation of a large community event.

Responsibilities

Sell Merchandise: Handle cash and make change while selling Ride the Drive merchandise such as t-shirts, tote bags, water bottles, and other event items. Answer Questions: Provide participants with basic information about the event route, schedule, and activities. Communication: Use the supplied walkie-talkie to stay in communication with Madison Parks staff throughout the shift. Afternoon Shift Duties: At approximately 2:30 pm, help inform participants that streets will reopen to traffic at 3:00 pm. End of Shift: Return the merchandise money bag and remaining items to Madison Parks staff. Safety: Encourage participants to respect private property and follow traffic rules. Follow emergency procedures if needed.

Qualifications

Comfortable handling cash transactions and making change Friendly and welcoming attitude when interacting with event participants Ability to communicate clearly with staff and participants

Additional Notes

Madison Parks staff will be available throughout the event for support and assistance. Volunteers may receive additional instructions and supplies at the start of their shift. Dress for the weather and bring water, sunscreen, and other personal comfort items.

As a Merchandise Tent Volunteer for Ride the Drive, you will help create a welcoming and informative experience for participants while supporting Madison Parks’ signature community event. Volunteers in this role assist with selling event merchandise, answering questions about the event, and helping participants feel informed and engaged throughout the day. This position is ideal for individuals who enjoy interacting with the public and supporting the smooth operation of a large community event.

Responsibilities

Sell Merchandise: Handle cash and make change while selling Ride the Drive merchandise such as t-shirts, tote bags, water bottles, and other event items. Answer Questions: Provide participants with basic information about the event route, schedule, and activities. Communication: Use the supplied walkie-talkie to stay in communication with Madison Parks staff throughout the shift. Afternoon Shift Duties: At approximately 2:30 pm, help inform participants that streets will reopen to traffic at 3:00 pm. End of Shift: Return the merchandise money bag and remaining items to Madison Parks staff. Safety: Encourage participants to respect private property and follow traffic rules. Follow emergency procedures if needed.

Qualifications

Comfortable handling cash transactions and making change Friendly and welcoming attitude when interacting with event participants Ability to communicate clearly with staff and participants

Additional Notes

Madison Parks staff will be available throughout the event for support and assistance. Volunteers may receive additional instructions and supplies at the start of their shift. Dress for the weather and bring water, sunscreen, and other personal comfort items.

Join us for a monthly Volunteer Workday at Elver Park and help care for one of Madison’s largest and most beloved parks. These family friendly work days are designed to welcome volunteers of all ages and abilities. Depending on the season, projects may include removing litter, cutting invasive species, collecting native seeds, or assisting with other land stewardship efforts. Each month offers a hands-on opportunity to support the long-term term health and beauty of this important community park.

Whether you are passionate about conservation, looking for a meaningful activity with your kids, or simply want to spend time outdoors giving back, this is a great way to make a visible difference together.

Responsibilities
• Remove litter from trails, open spaces, and high use areas as needed
• Cut and remove invasive plant species
• Assist with native seed collection during appropriate seasons
• Support seasonal land stewardship projects
• Work collaboratively with other volunteers and families

Qualifications
• No experience needed
• Family friendly and welcoming to all ages
• Willingness to work outdoors in varying weather conditions
• Ability to walk on uneven terrain and perform light to moderate physical activity
• Youth under 16 accompanied by an adult

Additional Notes
• Gloves, bags, trash grabbers, and tools are provided
• Dress for the weather
• Wear closed toe shoes
• Bring a water bottle
• Meet at the volunteer supply table by the path between the parking lot and the playground. Look for the Parks volunteer table and staff setup.

Join Friends of Ridgewood Trails for a hands-on conservation event focused on repairing gully and rill erosion along the trail system. This effort supports the group’s mission to preserve the natural beauty of Ridgewood Trails and protect its fragile soil structure.

Friends of Ridgewood Trails (FORT)

Volunteers will help move and spread material in targeted erosion areas under the guidance of event leaders. This is a great opportunity to learn about trail stewardship and soil conservation while directly improving the park.

Future events will focus on erosion prevention through native plantings and careful trail maintenance practices

Responsibilities

• Participate in a bucket brigade from the top of the hill
• Help transport material from Capitol View Prairie via the Sigma Octanes trail
• Use rakes to assist with spreading and stabilizing material
• Follow guidance from event leaders to designated drop sites

What to Bring

•      Work gloves
•   Garden wagon or wheelbarrows if you have one

•      A rake if you have one

•      Closed-toe shoes and weather-appropriate clothing
•    A reusable water bottle

Meeting Location

Meet at 10:00 am on Sunday 3/29 at either:
• The northeast entrance via the trail along the railroad tracks
or
• The end of the lower parking lot of Ridgewood Trails Apartments
(See image reference if provided)

 

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm (please note this time differs from other Earth Day Sites). Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locationsWeeding, moving mulch, using loppers

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers from Badger Rock Neighborhood Association will be on site to direct work. Please wear long pants, sturdy shoes, and clothing suitable for outdoor workBring a water bottle, gloves, and loppers if you have them.  Extras will be availableIf you're bringing a kid, please bring them a child-sized snow shovel if you have one. They get to ride on the mulch trailer, and all the child-wielded pitchforks made us a bit nervous

Work Goals

Weed the flower bed Aerate the mulch around each tree Spread new mulch Remove grape vine and young walnut trees

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Help Madison Parks turn paper records into usable data! Volunteers will assist with entering information from Management Unit Scorecards into a provided spreadsheet template. This behind-the-scenes work supports long-term planning, reporting, and park management decisions. Scorecards can be provided as paper copies or scanned PDFs, and data entry can largely be completed remotely after orientation.

Responsibilities
Enter data from Management Unit Scorecards into a provided spreadsheet template
Ensure information is entered accurately and completely
Communicate with staff if questions or inconsistencies arise
Return completed spreadsheet files to staff by the agreed-upon deadline

Qualifications
Comfortable with basic data entry and spreadsheets (Excel or similar)
Strong attention to detail and accuracy
Able to work independently after initial guidance
Reliable and able to meet agreed-upon timelines

Additional Notes
Estimated total time commitment across all volunteers is approximately 40–100 hours
Data entry is ideally completed by June
Scorecards may be provided in paper or electronic (scanned) format
This opportunity is well-suited for individuals who enjoy focused, independent work

Training

Volunteer must meet with Madison Parks staff for a brief orientation before beginning work.  This will take about 1 hour.

 

Madison Parks

Goodman Building

1402 Wingra Creek Pkwy

Madison, WI 53715

Work can be completed remotely after orientation

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteer John Olson will be on site to direct work. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, Friends of Lake Wingra will be directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign Wild Warner (Friends of Warner Park) will be onsite directing efforts.  Meet at the Rainbow Shelter at 8am for instructions and supplies.  

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

(NEW Earth Day Site for 2026!)

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 8:00 am to 10:00 am (PLEASE NOTE THIS LOCATION BEGINS EARLIER THAN OTHER EARTH DAY SITES). 

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

The Glen staff will be on site to direct volunteer work.

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE signNo Parks staff will be onsite, volunteer lead, Susan Lauffer will be on site to direct work.  

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers from Friends of Olbrich Park (FOOP) will be directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Be part of the Bird and Nature Fest and help make this event a success! Volunteers are needed to assist with setup, event support, and cleanup. Sign up for one shift or all three!

Volunteer Shifts & Roles:

Setup (10:00 AM - 12:00 PM) – 6 volunteers needed to help set up tables, tents, and event materials. Event Assistance (12:00 PM - 4:00 PM) – 6 volunteers needed to pass out water, assist vendors, and support event activities. Cleanup (3:30 PM - 5:00 PM) – 6 volunteers needed to help break down tables, collect trash, and ensure the park is left in great condition.

This is a great opportunity to support your community, enjoy the outdoors, and be part of a fun event! Sign up for one shift or all three!

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers from Friends of Hoyt Park will be directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm (NOTE TIME CHANGE FOR THIS SPECIFIC PARK). Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers from Friends of Edna Taylor Conservation Park will direct efforts.

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteer group, Madnorski will be on site to direct work. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite. This cleanup is in partnership with the North Street Neighborhood Association (NSNA). Volunteers are encouraged to meet NSNA representatives at the corner of North St. and Commercial Ave. for check-in before heading to Demetral Park and surrounding areas. NSNA will provide guidance for those interested in cleaning up additional neighborhood spaces.

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit.

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteer lead, Terry Chaudoir, will be on site to direct work.  

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts. 

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteer lead, Ken Schmidt will be on site to direct work.  

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts.

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit

Note

We will also be doing volunteer work at Acewood Conservation Park (meeting at end of Leo Drive).  That is a separate opportunity page located here: Earth Day Challenge 2026 - Acewood Conservation Park 

Join the Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge and help care for your parks on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across the city as part of a citywide Earth Day effort. This is a simple, meaningful way to give back to your community and enjoy time outdoors.

Responsibilities

Trash pickup throughout the park Light raking or stick removal at select locations

 

Qualifications

Comfortable working outdoors for up to two hours Able to walk on uneven terrain Youth (under 14) must be accompanied by an adult

 

Event Day Notes

Bags and gloves will be provided at the supply station marked with the EARTH DAY CHALLENGE sign No Parks staff will be onsite, volunteers will work independently, some sites may have volunteer leaders and groups directing efforts.

 

Photos

We would love to see your event-day photos. Please email images for promotion and social media to ashea@cityofmadison.com, subject line EDC26, and include the photographer’s name and park for photo credit

Note

We will also be cleaning Acewood Park (playground area).  That is a separate opportunity page located here:  Earth Day Challenge - Acewood Park

Help keep Monona Bay's shoreline clean and healthy by joining our monthly shoreline cleanup at Brittingham Park. Volunteers will walk designated shoreline areas to pick up litter and debris that collect along the water’s edge. These cleanups improve water quality, protect wildlife, and keep our parks welcoming for everyone. This is a great ongoing opportunity for individuals, families, and groups who want to make a visible impact in a short amount of time.

Responsibilities
Collect trash and debris along assigned shoreline areas
Place collected materials into provided bags
Work safely near water and uneven terrain
Report large or hazardous items to the site lead

Qualifications
Comfortable walking on uneven ground and near water
Able to bend, reach, and carry light to moderate loads
Youth (under 14) are welcome with adult supervision
No prior experience required

Additional Notes
Cleanups take place on the first Saturday of every month
All supplies including gloves and bags are provided
Volunteers are encouraged to wear weather appropriate clothing and sturdy footwear

Join us for scheduled Saturday volunteer days at The Glen Golf Park in Madison. These organized work sessions focus on seasonal park stewardship needs and help keep the golf park healthy, welcoming, and well maintained. Work activities will vary throughout the year based on the season and current park priorities.

Responsibilities

• Assist with seasonal land management tasks such as planting, weeding, and seed collection
• Support horticultural care including mulching and landscape bed maintenance
• Help with general park beautification through litter and debris cleanup

Qualifications

• Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions
• Comfortable performing light to moderate physical activity including bending, lifting, and walking
• Willingness to work as part of a group and follow staff guidance
• No prior experience required

Additional Notes

Volunteer days take place on Saturdays
Work is seasonal and will change throughout the year based on park needs
Tools and gloves are provided, but volunteers are welcome to bring their own
Please dress for the weather and wear closed toe shoes
Water will be available, but bringing a reusable water bottle is encouraged

Volunteers support family friendly activities during Movie Nights at The Glen by assisting with crafts or distributing kites to event participants.

Responsibilities

Assist children with simple craft activities during the event Pass out kites to participants as needed Help keep the activity area organized and welcoming

Qualifications

Comfortable working with children and families Patient, friendly, and able to provide basic assistance Interest in supporting community events

Additional Notes         

2 to 4 volunteers are needed per event.

Movie Nights at The Glen are seasonal, family friendly evening events featuring outdoor movies and activities. Putting Green Monitors help support safe and respectful use of the practice green areas by event participants.

Responsibilities

Help teach non golf participants proper care and etiquette of the practice green, 9 green, and 4 green Repair marks made on the greenMonitor use of the greens during the event Answer basic questions and provide friendly guidance to participants Help ensure the greens remain in good condition throughout the evening

Qualifications

Comfortable interacting with the public, including children and families Willingness to provide gentle instruction and supervisionInterest in maintaining green at peak conditions Interest in helping create a positive event experience

Additional Notes
2 to 4 volunteers are needed per event. Volunteers may sign up for one date or multiple dates. Event dates and times vary by month.

The Park Toy Coordinator is responsible for gathering and organizing toys left at Ontario Park, ensuring they are kept in a designated area. This role includes inspecting for broken or unsafe toys and removing them to keep the park safe. Each coordinator leads efforts at their assigned park and may recruit volunteers to assist.

Responsibilities

Collect toys left around the park and place them in the designated area. Inspect toys regularly and dispose of anything broken or hazardous. Serve as the main volunteer for your park; recruit others if needed. Communicate safety concerns or supply needs with park staff.

Qualifications

Good organization and attention to detail. Ability to identify and handle broken or hazardous items safely. Comfortable leading and coordinating volunteers. Dedicated to keeping the park clean and safe.

Additional Notes

Flexible hours; typically 1–2 hours per week based on park use. Great opportunity to support your community and gain leadership experience.

Join us for a rewarding day outdoors as we work together to care for our beautiful parks. Under the guidance of our workday leader, you will assist with a variety of seasonal tasks. No experience is necessary. Visit hoytpark.org for monthly details.  We will provide instruction on each task and how this work supports our restoration efforts. This activity may involve walking off trail and moving through tall vegetation. Volunteers should wear sturdy shoes and long sleeves and pants and bring work gloves.

What to bring:

Long sleeves and long pants Sturdy shoes (get ready for a bit of off-trail travel!)

We’ll provide all the tools you’ll need. Your efforts will help protect our natural spaces and create a healthier environment for everyone to enjoy. Come make a difference – we can’t wait to have you join us!

Help Madison’s off-leash dog parks stay clean and welcoming for all visitors! Volunteers will assist in uncovering and properly disposing of pet waste that has accumulated or been hidden over the winter, as well as picking up general litter. This is a hands-on way to get outdoors, enjoy your local parks, and make a tangible difference in the community

Responsibilities

Pick up litter and debris throughout the dog park
Scoop and properly dispose of pet waste
Replace or consolidate full trash bags
Help tidy high-traffic areas, entrances, and fence lines
Collaborate with fellow volunteers to efficiently maintain the park
Madison Parks will provide trash bags, gloves, scoopers, and shovels. Volunteers are welcome to bring their own gloves, scoopers, shovels, or additional bags if preferred

Qualifications

Able to work outdoors and perform light physical activity
Willingness to handle trash and pet waste
Team-oriented and community-minded
No prior experience required

Additional Notes

Dress for the weather; wear closed-toe shoes or boots
Bring a reusable water bottle
Event is outdoors; volunteers will be notified if canceled due to severe weather

The Park Toy Coordinator is responsible for gathering and organizing toys left at Newberry Park, ensuring they are kept in a designated area (behind the bench next to the playground). This role includes inspecting for broken or unsafe toys and removing them to keep the park safe. Each coordinator leads efforts at their assigned park and may recruit volunteers to assist.

Responsibilities

Collect toys left around the park and place them in the designated area. Inspect toys regularly and dispose of anything broken or hazardous. Serve as the main volunteer for your park; recruit others if needed. Communicate safety concerns or supply needs with park staff.

Qualifications

Good organization and attention to detail. Ability to identify and handle broken or hazardous items safely. Comfortable leading and coordinating volunteers. Dedicated to keeping the park clean and safe.

Additional Notes

Flexible hours; typically 1–2 hours per week based on park use. Great opportunity to support your community and gain leadership experience.

The Park Toy Coordinator is responsible for gathering and organizing toys left at Lucia Crest Park, ensuring they are kept in a designated area (bin near the volleyball court). This role includes inspecting for broken or unsafe toys and removing them to keep the park safe. Each coordinator leads efforts at their assigned park and may recruit volunteers to assist.

Responsibilities

Collect toys left around the park and place them in the designated toy bin. Inspect toys regularly and dispose of anything broken or hazardous. Serve as the main volunteer for your park; recruit others if needed. Communicate safety concerns or supply needs with park staff.

Qualifications

Good organization and attention to detail. Ability to identify and handle broken or hazardous items safely. Comfortable leading and coordinating volunteers. Dedicated to keeping the park clean and safe.

Additional Notes

Flexible hours; typically 1–2 hours per week based on park use. Great opportunity to support your community and gain leadership experience.