Pickup Location Volunteer
What is a Pickup Location Volunteer?
It could be you!
A pickup location volunteer is someone who appreciates REAL food—especially raw milk, local honey, and fresh eggs—produced by small farms with integrity. Maybe you live a little too far from the farm to stop by weekly, but you still want regular access to these nutrient-dense staples. Hosting a pickup site at your home or business makes things more convenient for you and for others in your area who value these same traditional foods.
It’s quick and simple—typically just 15 to 30 minutes for folks to meet and pick up their orders. You won’t have to handle any products; we take care of all that. If someone doesn’t show up on time, you’re not responsible for holding their order. Any product not picked up on time will return to the farm, and the customer can either pick it up there or wait until the next scheduled pickup.
Get Rewarded
Use a customer referral link to promote your pickup location and earn $50 for each new buyer you refer. Plus, they’ll receive $20 off their first order.
Volunteer Requirements
Passion for Real Food Staples
Volunteers should be enthusiastic about traditional, nutrient-dense foods—especially raw milk, honey, and eggs.
While your main role is simply to host the pickup location, your enthusiasm naturally helps create a sense of community
and may attract others who value this kind of food.
Be the Point of Contact
You’ll serve as the communicator and organizer for your pickup location.
This means being the main point of contact between the farm and customers using your site.
We’ll keep you informed of delivery schedules and any changes so you can help keep your group in the loop.
No need to manage orders or handle products—just help keep communication flowing smoothly.
$200 Volume for Long-Term Viability
While there is no minimum order volume required to start, we ask that pickup sites aim to reach
$200 in total orders per delivery to be considered for long-term continuation.
This helps keep things efficient and sustainable for both the farm and the host.
Flexible Frequency
You decide how often pickups happen—once a month is a great place to start.
No Cash Handling
You’ll never be responsible for collecting payments.
All orders are charged on the day of pickup before they leave the farm.
Location Options
If you're close to town, your driveway is often the ideal spot.
If you're more rural or located in an inconvenient area, you might consider partnering with a business, park, or other public location.
Just be sure to get permission if it’s not on your own property.
A Note from the Farm
This is a new volunteer program, and we’re committed to making it a great experience for everyone. As we grow and learn what works best, both the benefits and requirements may evolve.