Volunteer to help out at the Apple Cider Celebration

Help out

The Apple Cider Celebration runs on the people who show up: washing apples, hauling pomace, turning the press. Sign up below and join us on a pressing day this fall.

Volunteers helping out cutting apples for the cider festival

Here's what we're asking for

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Sign up, then join one virtual meeting

Fill out the form below to get on our volunteer list. Before the event, we'll invite you to at least one virtual meeting, short and to the point, so you know your role and where to go on pressing day.

Give us two hours, or the whole afternoon

Pressing days run from 11am to 4pm. We'd love to have you the whole time, but two hours or more works too, whatever your schedule allows. Every set of hands moves the day forward.

Where you'll fit in

We need apple washers and cutters at the wash stations, wheelbarrow operators to haul pomace to the compost pit or staging area, and hands at the presses turning apples into cider. No experience needed, we'll show you what to do when you arrive.

What you'll take home

You'll leave with a free jug of cider for your trouble, an afternoon with good company, and the knowledge that apples headed for the compost pile turned into something worth sharing instead. Last year, volunteers helped turn   6,000+ pounds of local apples into cider, so that nothing goes to waste and everyone has access to nutritious, locally preserved food year-round.

Sign up to help at the Apple Cider Celebration

Fill out the form below to join our newsletter and let us know you're in. This is for Apple Cider Celebration volunteering only, not a year-round committee commitment. We'll tag you as a volunteer and follow up with meeting details.