Future farm & food workdays
Future farm and food workdays, growing produce for pantry partners and food-insecure families across Wakulla County. Today, the Panacea project is the launch — these tracks open as the ministry scales.
Whether you'd rather help ready the Panacea Community Store, sort donated merchandise, lend a hand with future recycling programs, or show up at the table with a listening ear — the work fits the hours you actually have.
And if you're a teenager (or raising one), you're welcome too. Sign up alongside a parent or guardian — there's a field on the form just for that. Families who sign up together are paired with the same workday so no one shows up alone.
Where you might plug in
Pick a track on the form below — we'll match you to a specific shift from there.
Future farm and food workdays, growing produce for pantry partners and food-insecure families across Wakulla County. Today, the Panacea project is the launch — these tracks open as the ministry scales.
Help receive donated merchandise, sort goods, set up fixtures, and welcome customers once the Panacea Community Store opens. Today, setup days arrive as the $25,000 raise and build-out timeline allow.
A future vision of recycling collection, material sorting, and stewardship projects — recovering useful materials for the ministry and reducing waste. Today the ministry is laying the foundation for one.
Sign up
A coordinator reads each one by hand and gets back to you within a few days with a date. Prefer email? Write to wenotmefarmsministries@gmail.com instead.
HELP US OPEN STORE #1
Help us raise $25,000, fill the store with donated merchandise, acquire the equipment we need, and open the doors. EVERY ITEM. EVERY DAY. $5 OR LESS. One store. One community. One beginning.