Get Involved | 5604 Manor

- 5604 Manor Community Garden group:
  
  The 5604 Manor Community Garden has activities most Saturdays that are open to anyone. Read more about the project at thirdcoastactivist.org/5604-manor-community-garden/.
  
  Volunteer:
  
  Volunteering with 5604 Manor is a rewarding experience. On occasional weekend work days, we need help on tasks such as painting, yard work, and cleaning. We also need help with regular maintenance and improvement projects during working hours. Interested volunteers should fill out the form below.
  
  Contribute:
  
  Become part of the 5604 Manor family that is helping build a more just and sustainable world right here in Austin. As of January 2011 we have raised $242,600, including $61,000 in-kind donations, we still have to pay off over $450,00 to complete our vision for 5604 Manor. Every contrition counts no matter of the amount. If you interested in attending an open house or learning more about how to make contribution contact wesley@workersdefense.org Donations can also be made easily and securely on-line by clicking here
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