Help Us Grow the Community Garden!

We’re looking for volunteers to help plant, care for, and learn from our Community Medicine Garden in Stouffville.

In partnership with the Odeiwin Foundation, this garden blends Indigenous knowledge with local community spirit to grow traditional healing plants and deepen our connection to the land.

The new garden is taking root at the end of May along the trail at the Jean-Baptiste Lainé Site (just south of Lost Pond Cres).

No experience needed—just a good heart and a willingness to learn and help!

Join us in growing wellness, culture, and community.

Save the Dates! 

Planting Day – May 29, 5–7 PM
We’re looking for volunteers to help bring the Community Medicine Garden to life! Grab your gloves and trowel and join us on-site to get the plants in the ground.

*Volunteer hours can be signed off on for high-school students.

Doors Open – June 7
Visit the garden between the hours of 12-2pm as Jay Shea from the Odeiwin Foundation speaks about the garden project, the plants and their significance as a part of Doors Open Whitchurch-Stouffville.