Ambassador Board Member

Written By Amanda Martinez

Thimbleberry Collaborative Farm is starting an Ambassador Board! Our Ambassador Board will be a volunteer group of young professionals under the age of 40 who raise financial support and awareness for Thimbleberry Collaborative Farm (TCF) to help advance individual, community, and environmental health in East Multnomah County.

Ambassador Board Responsibilities:

  • Make TCF a primary organization that you talk about socially

  • Participate in TCF Ambassador Board planning and initiatives

  • Help organize and lead fundraising and marketing events/activities

  • Make an annual financial gift (whatever feels meaningful to you) to TCF

  • Attend monthly Ambassador Board meetings

Ambassador Board Benefits:

  • Help to improve access to healthy produce for low-income families in East Multnomah County

  • Support students from Reynolds and Gresham Barlow school districts in learning about growing and cooking about seasonal produce, as well as about food systems issues and what they can do to improve their food system

  • Networking opportunities through TCF events and initiatives

  • Drive fundraising efforts that will support TCF’s food access and food education programs

  • Learn new skills and nurture your professional development

  • Build community around food and farming!

To learn more about this position, please see the position description. If you are interested in joining our Ambassador Board, please contact us at amanda@thimbleberrycollaborativefarm.org.

Amanda Martinez
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