Kubota Garden Foundation volunteers take on projects in collaboration with City of Seattle Parks and Recreation and local community members to support and enhance Kubota Garden, educate the public, and keep members informed.
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How to get started
Read the volunteer brochure to see our various programs. Then, fill out our Volunteer Application. Completing an application automatically sets you up with a Volunteer Impact account where you can learn about available activities, sign up for shifts, maintain a schedule, and more. Everyone who submits a General Volunteer Application and agrees to our Volunteer Policies is automatically accepted.
Learn about scheduling a Custom Group volunteer project for your company or community group.
For further information, contact volunteers@kubotagarden.org, (253) 246-1926.
For further information, contact volunteers@kubotagarden.org, (253) 246-1926.
Volunteers at Work
Testimonials
“I am able to share my joy of volunteering with each visitor and I get to hear the many stories of why people came to visit. It’s the beauty and people that keep me coming back!” – Agnes Goodwin, Garden Greeter
“From its beginning, Fujitaro Kubota wanted the garden to be a community gathering place, open to all. I like to think that we are carrying on his legacy of sharing the garden with others and educating people about the Japanese American experience.” – Barbara Yasui, Tour Guide, Education Committee
“The plant sales are always great because so many people look forward to beautifying their own gardens with their selections from the sale. It’s fun to see how excited our customers are with their choices.” – Mari Hayashi, Plant Sales, Special Events
“From its beginning, Fujitaro Kubota wanted the garden to be a community gathering place, open to all. I like to think that we are carrying on his legacy of sharing the garden with others and educating people about the Japanese American experience.” – Barbara Yasui, Tour Guide, Education Committee
“The plant sales are always great because so many people look forward to beautifying their own gardens with their selections from the sale. It’s fun to see how excited our customers are with their choices.” – Mari Hayashi, Plant Sales, Special Events