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Get involved

Volunteer

Volunteering with Vets on the Farm is a hands-on way to support veterans while connecting with the land and your local community. Whether you’re helping with planting, harvesting, farm projects, or events, your time directly contributes to meaningful work that supports both the farm and the people it serves.

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No prior experience is necessary—just a willingness to learn and be part of something purposeful. If you’re ready to get involved, click below to fill out our volunteer intake form and we’ll be in touch with next steps.

Donate

Behind every harvest is a veteran building new skills, purpose, and community. Your donation to Vets on the Farm helps make that possible—supporting training, resources, and day-to-day farm operations. As a registered 501(c) nonprofit, your contributions may be tax-deductible and directly support our mission.

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In addition to Venmo and PayPal donations, we also welcome contributions of farm equipment and materials. These tangible resources make an immediate impact on the ground and directly support the work happening each day.

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You can donate via:

Become an Intern

Vets on the Farm is designed for Veterans seeking a new mission and a way to transition back into civilian life through careers in agriculture, farming, ranching, or other conservation-based industries. Our mission is to provide resources and opportunities for education, partnership, and employment to help reach that goal.

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Thank You for Getting Involved in Our Mission

Our mission is to support Veterans in building meaningful, purpose-driven lives after service by connecting them with opportunities in agriculture, education, and land stewardship. Your involvement helps our grow our ability to accomplish this mission 

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