Volunteer Survey

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Volunteer Survey

We are so excited to have more than 100 members already! This chapter is growing and we have great plans for the coming year. We are keeping our focus on the three legs of our mission: Grow, Know and Protect!

We will need your help as we move forward, so we are hoping you can take a few minutes to fill out this survey on ways in which you would be willing to help out.

We will reach out to you when opportunities arise in areas you are interested in.

Thank you!

Email *

Name *

I would love to help with: (check all boxes that apply)

Tabling at outreach events

Speaking to other organizations about native plant topics

Planting and maintaining native garden beds affiliated with our chapter

Invasive removal in public places

I am crazy busy but call me at the last minute if you need help and I will do my best

Helping at native plant sale

Hosting a garden tour at my house

Finding speakers for our Winter Speaker Series

Writing a blog on a native plant topic

Would you like to teach a class to fellow members?

Yes

If you answered yes, you would like to teach a class - tell us what you would like to teach!

I am interested in filling a board or committee chair position?

Yes

If you are interested in filling a board or committee chair position, which of the following are you interested in:

Chapter Secretary

Outreach Committee Chair - organizing tabling opportunities and partnerships with other like-minded organizations

Garden Tour Chair - organizing and coordinating details on our garden tours

Winter Speaker Series Chair - organizing and coordinating details for our Winter Speaker Series

Do you have a great idea for a chapter project you would like to lead? If so, tell us about it!

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