Volunteer with Rising Moon:

Rising Moon is not just a space you visit… It’s something that’s built, held, and maintained by real hands.

Every fire lit, every space reset, every experience created, there are people behind it who care deeply about how it feels when you arrive. And right now, we’re in a season of growth. We’re calling in people who want to be part of that.

This is hands-on, physical, outdoor work.

You might be:
– Moving wood, stacking + organizing
– Assisting with event prep + takedown
– Cleaning + maintaining indoor and outdoor areas

Some days are slower, some are full, but most days, you’ll leave a little tired, a little dirty, and very satisfied.
We ask that you come ready to move, lift, and be present.

If you love these things, this will be the perfect fit:
– being outside
– physical, tangible work
– enjoy being part of something real
– appreciate intentional spaces and community
– can work independently and take initiative

You don’t need experience, but you do need a good attitude and a willingness to show up.

We deeply value the energy you bring, and we make sure it’s felt in return.

Depending on your time with us, you’ll receive:

– Meals during your shifts
– Access to hot tub + cold tubs after your shift
– Time to enjoy the property when your work is done
– Glamping stays (based on hours/days contributed)
– Connection, community, and a deeper experience of Rising Moon

(If needed/desired, we are more than happy to sign off on Volunteer hours)

– 4 hours → 1 meal + hot/cold tub access after your shift
– 6 hours → 2 meals + hot/cold tub access
– 8 hours → Full day of meals + overnight Glamping stay

Multi-day volunteers:
– 2 days of help → 2-night Glamping stay (Mon–Wed availability)

– This is physically active work (lifting, bending, being on your feet)
– You will likely get dirty. This is outdoor, real work
– You must be comfortable working independently at times
– All volunteers are required to sign a liability waiver
– We ask for reliability and clear communication

There’s something different about being part of a space like this.

You don’t just visit the space and then leave... You contribute to something people remember. You get to see behind the scenes. You get to feel the rhythm of the land, the work, and the energy that holds it all together.