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Community Service Programs for Teens

Farm to Food Pantry Program

Conservation Stewardship Program

Conservation Stewardship Program

Feeding local families.


FARM-to-FOOD PANTRY

Register online today! 


Now taking registrations for Winter 2023.  

(Daily sessions. Runs on Saturdays 9 am -12 pm)


Now taking registrations for SUMMER 2023.

(Week sessions. Runs Monday-Friday from 8:30-11:30 am)


Spring registration coming soon.



We believe that everyone deserves fresh and healthy food! The Farm-to-Food Pantry program (F2FTP) at Friends of Holly Hill Farm aims to make this happen via teen volunteers who plant, grow, and prepare organic vegetables and herbs for two local food pantries. Last year, we donated over 2,000 pounds of produce to two local food pantries!


Volunteering has so many benefits - for the teens enrolled and for the community as a whole. Teens gain real-world experience, help solve real problems in the community, learn new skills, make new social connections, and expand their perspective too! The program also enables students to fulfill school-mandated community service hours with hands-on work on the farm too. Volunteers participate in every aspect of the project, from seed to harvest.


High school students participate in all seasons of the year, from preparing seeds and building beds to planting seeds - straight through to harvesting, preparing items for the pantries and putting the gardens to bed. Activities include planting, composting, cultivating, harvesting, cleaning and prepping vegetables, and preparing deliveries of organic produce to reach two grateful food pantries.


Winter volunteer opportunities 1 day per week (3 hours)

Spring and Fall volunteer opportunities 1-2 days per week (3 hours/ea)

Summer volunteer opportunities - 5 day week long sessions (3 hours/day)  


Program Fee

Suggested Donation of $100-500 per student to defray the costs to operate our F2FP Program.  Examples of how your donation helps: $100 covers costs of seeds, $250 covers food preparation, $500 covers transportation to and from area food pantries.  If you are unable to donate at this time you may still register for our program.  


Friends of Holly Hill Farm is a 5013 non profit charitable organization.  Your donation is tax deductible.  


Questions about the program:  Contact Jonny Belber at

jon@hollyhillfarm.org or call 781-383-6565.


Questions about registration:  Contact us at programs@hollyhillfarm.org or call 781-383-6565


Register today

Conservation Stewardship Program

Conservation Stewardship Program

Conservation Stewardship Program

Caring for conservation land.


Conservation & Stewardship

Registration Required


Friends of Holly Hill Farm and Holly Hill Farm is located on privately-owned, stunning conservation land.  This land is not owned by the farm, but has been placed into a conservation trust by the White family.  It features diverse habitat for migrating songbirds, hawks and owls, grey and red foxes, fisher cats, and other wildlife.  


This land is also home to one of the South Shore's best remaining stands of spring ephemeral wildflowers and other native plants that are disappearing elsewhere in our region. Teens involved in our Conservation & Stewardship Program this program help to remove invasive plants that threaten our land and the wildlife that depend upon it, and to aid in the reintroduction of native plants.    


They work in a completely hands-on way to help increase biodiversity in this important refuge. It's hard work, but extremely important and  fulfilling especially given the pace of development in our region in recent years.    Projects include helping to clear invasive species from the land, planting native plants and using citizen science apps  to help protect wildlife, birds and insects. 


In the Spring and Fall students can participate one day a week (for 1.5hours/day).  During the summer, teens, can participate in week longer sessions (meet for 3 hours/day)


Program Fee

Suggested Donation of $100-500 per student to defray the costs to operate our Conservation & Stewardship Program.  If you are unable to donate at this time you may still register for our program.  




Questions about the program:   Contact Cindy Prentice at

 cindy@hollyhillfarm.org or call 781-383-6565.


Questions about registration:  Contact us at programs@hollyhillfarm.org or 781-383-6565




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Are you an adult or an organization ? Find out more about how to become a volunteer or join us for

Read more about what opportunities we offer and submit your request!  Volunteers do so much and we are grateful for their support! 

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