STMGA volunteers and the Covington librarians host a Spring Garden Festival with local speakers, Table Talks, plant vendors, and refreshments at the Covington Branch Library.

Volunteer musicians are needed to perform at community events, providing musical entertainment and supporting local celebrations. Musicians will participate in events like Covington’s 'Sparks in the Park' Independence Day celebration.

Volunteers field questions and offer LSU Ag Center contact information, printed materials such as planting guides, monthly suggestions, soil test boxes, and STMGA class information at the Covington Farmers Market.

Volunteers research, write, and present horticultural talks for the community, garden groups, STP libraries, and the organization's general membership.

Volunteers set up a table for demonstration and/or distribution of educational materials on topics like beekeeping, hummingbirds, native plants, and composting at various events.

Volunteers help answer St. Tammany residents' garden-related questions/problems and assist the 4-H agents at the LSU AgCenter in Covington.

This group is dedicated to learning more about growing fruit and vegetables in St. Tammany Parish, presenting information on current research and best practices to the community.

Volunteers are responsible for nominating students who have overcome adversity or made a positive impact for complimentary orthodontic treatment. Volunteers will submit stories of deserving students to the organization for consideration.

Support various fundraising and adoption events throughout the year by helping with setup, coordination, and engaging with the public to promote animal welfare.

Become a foster home for rescue animals, providing them with a temporary and loving environment until they find their forever homes. This is a crucial role in the organization's mission to save animals.

Assist with the care of adoptable cats at the Covington PetSmart by cleaning cages and socializing with the animals. This helps keep the animals healthy and happy while they await adoption.

STMGA volunteers meet at Habitat Restore to educate and assist new homeowners with their gardens and landscapes twice a year.

Contribute writing and photography skills to support Northshore Riverwatch's advocacy and communication efforts. Volunteers will create content for newsletters, social media, and other platforms.

Help organize events to support the advocacy goals of Northshore Riverwatch. Volunteers will assist in planning, coordinating, and executing events aimed at raising awareness and support for river conservation efforts.

Attend and/or speak in support of the rivers at public hearings. Volunteers will represent Northshore Riverwatch and advocate for sustainable river management practices.

Participate in a water assessment and testing program. Volunteers will assist in collecting and analyzing water samples to monitor river health and support conservation efforts.

The Fall Seminar is a premier event requiring over 100 volunteers. Guest speakers provide education and entertainment, and the event includes a plant boutique, gardening book sale, and lunch.

Join Forged By Fire Ministries in making a difference in the lives of people affected by natural disasters and poverty. Volunteers will assist in various tasks such as preparing and distributing meals, organizing supplies, and supporting community relief efforts.

Hosted by the newest STPMG graduates, this educational event features local and regional speakers and Table Talks, providing gardening education to the community.

Volunteers guide and assist in building and maintaining a community garden on the campus of Safe Haven in Mandeville, fostering a healthier lifestyle for residents.