Volunteer with The Grail

Your volunteer efforts help us maintain a beautiful accessible, and mindful space for the community as we move forward in preparation for what is to come.

At The Grail, we believe in creating positive change through women’s empowerment, environmental sustainability, spiritual discovery, social justice, and the arts. We welcome volunteers of all ages, skill levels, and interests. Whether you prefer working alone, with your family, friends, or a group (club or workmates), or to attend a volunteer event, there’s a place for you at The Grail. All volunteer opportunities are based out of out headquarters, Grailville, just outside of Loveland, Ohio. Our community thrives because of the energy and passion of volunteers like you!

Ways to Get Involved

Individual Projects

Looking for something flexible? We have opportunities for independent projects based on your schedule, including:

  • Invasive Plant Removal
  • Gardening and Native Plant Care
  • Trail Maintenance
  • Indoor Projects: assist with cultural collections, office tasks, mailings, etc.
  • Indoor Labyrinth Docent (winter)

 

Group Projects

Have a group interested in lending a hand? Email volunteer@grail-us.org to set-up a date.

 

Volunteer Events

We have monthly volunteers days on Saturdays and Tuesdays, as well as an annual Winter Bird Count in December.

Held at The Grail’s Center, Grailville, just outside of Loveland. Open to all ages. Children 15 and younger should be accompanied by a guardian. See upcoming volunteer events and register below.

 

Volunteer Days Monthly on Tuesdays

Spend a morning supporting meaningful work with us on both indoor or outdoor projects depending on your preference. In March and April our indoor project is organizing our cultural arts collection, while our outdoor project tackling invasive Lesser Celandine and Garlic Mustard during their short spring emergence.

Habitat Restoration Monthly on Saturdays

Join the Grail for our monthly volunteer days to remove invasive plants so our beneficial native plants and wildlife can flourish. By volunteering, you’ll not only contribute to the health of our ecosystem but also enhance the beauty of over 70 acres of land enjoyed by visitors and hikers.