7th Generation Rising is an Indigenous youth led mutual aid collective that provides a weekly dinner and survival supplies to unhoused and under-resourced relatives on Saskatoon's West Side. We are committed to direct action, community care, and harm reduction.

This year in 2026, we're inviting people to grow a little extra food during the season to share at our weekly dinner while building skills, connections, and a local food supply in our neighbourhoods.

You can participate in lots of ways! Some examples are growing extra produce, offering land for gardening, helping with work bees, sharing gardening knowledge, helping to process or preserve food for donation, and/or attending worlshops and community events.

If interested in lending a hand, time, or space, check out their sign-up page or contact them at 7thgenrising@gmail.com.

The Ability Hub is dedicated to building a community where every individual regardless of ability, disability, or health condition has the opportunity to thrive. Check out their volunteer page for more information and to sign up to help!

Do you love native plants and being involved in your community? Then drop by the Buena Vista Boulevard Garden and lend a hand! This community-nurtured garden strives to create a space full of native and edible plants that everyone can enjoy. There are always tasks that need to be completed and anyone is welcome to volunteer, from those with no experience to master gardeners.

For the most up to date information or to be added to the mailing list, visit the Buena Vista Community Association website.

CHEP Good Food (CHEP) is more than simply good food. CHEP is choice.

• CHEP is women – many of them mothers – pooling resources, sharing a kitchen and learning to cook together. We call these Collective Kitchens.
• CHEP is a fresh food market set up inside a school community centre or inner-city church. We call these Community Markets.
• Every school day, CHEP is healthy lunches for school kids who would otherwise go hungry.
• In spring, CHEP is your community garden where neighbours come together to grow food and share gardening knowledge.
• CHEP is cooking workshops where newcomers and community members come together in sharing cuisines from around the world and close to home.
• CHEP is a garden day camp whiere children learn about food, nature, and community through enjoyable hands-on gardening, cooking, and natural experiences.
• CHEP is also a unique urban farm – called the askîy project – where youth gain work experience, learn business practices and build networks.

Most importantly, CHEP is the right to make a choice.

Education, accessibility and cost are three key barriers to being able to choose healthy food. CHEP addresses each of these in a respectful, integrated way. And we do so because we believe healthy food makes happy people.

(Reposted from CHEP's website)

For information about volunteering with CHEP, check out their volunteer page.

The Library of Things YXE is a hub for borrowers, helping reduce barriers to a wide range of items for people in our community. We are a volunteer-powered library filled with tools, kitchen gadgets, board games, camping accessories and more! By pooling together and organizing our community resources, we can improve access for all without the need for more consumption.

While not specifically a gardening-based organization, they do have a large selection of gardening tools and equipment that required regular repair and maintenance. If you are handy, knowledgable, and passionate about reducing waste and consumption, have a look at the volunteer opportunites page and reach out!

Community gardening is very popular in Saskatoon and many gardens are more than happy to have a few extra helping hands, especially during peak season. The map below is from the City of Saskatoon's Public Space Gardening page. Click on the pins for contact information for each garden in the city.

'The Saskatoon Horticultural Society Inc. (1994) is a non-profit society working in Saskatoon to promote horticulture. Our motto (2016) is “Live and Grow Together” and our mission statement (2006) is “The Saskatoon Horticultural Society promotes the enjoyment of art, knowledge and public awareness of horticulture and safe environmental practices to its members and the public of all ages.”

We participate in various Horticulture related events in Saskatoon such as Seedy Saturday (sponsored by CHEP), Gardenscape (Prairieland Park), and also hold a few of our own events such as the Spring Plant, and Passport Tours.'

(Reposted from the 'About Us' section on the SHS website)

Members have many opportunities throughout the year to volunteer at various events in Saskatoon. For more information, contact the SHS by email at info@saskatoonhortsociety.ca or check out their website.

Wild about Saskatoon advocates for civic and provincial policies and actions that support the health of local ecosystems in this time of ecological crisis. We take a stand for the protection, connection and enhancement of natural areas as the basis of health for people and All Our Relations. We encourage everyone to express their love for Nature by speaking up.

If you're passionate about connecting people of all ages to nature in Saskatoon then consider volunteering with Wild about Saskatoon. There are multiple ways you can volunteer:

• Join a committee to help plan projects
• Become a social media champion and help spread the word about the organization
• Join the odd job squad to help complete miscellaneous tasks

Check out their volunteer page for more information and to get involved!

WP Bate School is looking for a passionate and enthusiastic gardener (or gardeners) to help plant and maintain their community garden and perennial bed.

You would be helping with:

• Assisting with preparing the garden to be planted: prepare/amend the soil, remove weeds, and plant seeds/transplant plants. 
• Tending to the garden weeding, thinning, staking, etc.
• Potentially tending to the garden once or twice a week during the summer months.This would involve watering, maintenance, harvesting, and helping to distribute produce to community members.
• Sharing garden knowledge

The position is flexible and could involve more than one person if more are interested, and would be for approximately 2-3 hours per week.

The school is located in the Meadowgreen neighbourhood at 2515 18th St W.

If interested, contact Shelly Fedrau, Community Coordinator for W.P. Bate Community School at fedrauS@spsd.sk.ca.