Get Involved

Join us as we continue community-driven, proactive, and collaborative strategies to build and strengthen our communities. We know that when a community comes together, positive change happens. You can support our work in a number of ways: 

  • Volunteering can come in many forms, we have both short-term projects, special events and ongoing work.  

    • Tabling at a variety of community events  

    • Sorting and packing produce 

    • Gleaning at local farms 

    • Driving LuLu the Lunch Wagon for free meal deliveries 

    • And more... 

    This short list is a quick example. Please fill out an interest form if you’d like to get involved: Link to form describing opportunities and collecting interest info. 

  • A small group of local people from a variety of backgrounds who advise our organization to better meet the needs of the community, to use our resources effectively, and to guide our current and future efforts. 

    We are not actively seeking new members, but reach out if you’re interested!

  • Representatives from 12 sectors of our community (schools, businesses, parents, youth, faith organizations, law enforcement, healthcare professionals, etc.) meet once a month, guiding the work in our community to prevent and reduce youth drug and alcohol use.

    Let us know if you would be interested in bringing your voice to our coalition.

  • Follow us on Facebook and Instagram

    Sign up for our monthly newsletter

  • Invite us to speak with your book group, parent meeting, faith organization, sports club, business, fraternal organization, or other group interested in promoting a safe and healthy community for the youth of Lincoln County. We are available to customize a presentation for you. Contact us to learn more. 

  • Donate items —

    • Amazon Wish List 

    • Please reach out to a team member if you would like to donate food, hygiene/first aid supplies, clothing, and other household items. We can accept items that are new or lightly used and in good condition.

    Donate Funds

    Healthy Lincoln County is a project of Medical Care Development, Inc. which is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit and your donation is tax deductible to the extent permissible by law. 

    Contact us at info@healthylincolncounty.org today to learn more. 

  • Two smiling elderly women holding halved purple cabbages in a kitchen or community hall setting.

    Lincoln County Gleaners, Ellen and Diane, holding red cabbages at our food hub!

  • Inside a storage area with plastic bins and flower pots on a wooden surface.

    Veggies and flowers donated by Veggies to Table for our share tables

  • Two women standing next to a black SUV with its trunk open, filled with bags, on a construction site with unfinished siding and windows.

    End of summer food drive with The Good Supply

  • A young woman standing in a strawberry field holding a black crate filled with freshly picked strawberries, smiling at the camera with a cloudy sky above.

    Lincoln County Gleaners volunteer, Gracie, with gleaned strawberries from Goranson Farm

  • Person holding freshly harvested rainbow chard in a farm field

    Colorful chard from Goranson Farm

  • A gray plastic crate filled with apples wrapped in plastic, paper bags with groceries, and a plastic bag with leafy greens.

    A full tote of veggies and apples ready to be picked up for share tables

  • Fresh greens including spinach, chard, and parsley displayed at a farmers market or farm stand.

    Post-glean photo of arugula, cilantro, and chard at Goranson Farm

  • A woman smiling and squatting in a garden, harvesting leafy greens like kale.

    Lincoln County Gleaner AND Summer Meals Coordinator, Kelly, gleaning kale at Goranson

  • A smiling woman in outdoor farm attire holding a bunch of leafy greens, standing in a garden with cultivated plants and a field under a blue sky with fluffy clouds.

    Lincoln County Gleaner AND Community Nourishment VISTA, Sarah, posing with gleaned kale at Goranson

  • Freshly harvested carrots in a black crate on soil surrounded by green carrot tops in a garden.

    Carrots harvested at Twin Villages Foodbank Farm to be donated to share tables and food pantries

  • Four people standing in a grocery or produce section, holding fresh vegetables and fruit, next to boxes of produce and a shopping cart.

    Lincoln County Gleaners and former HLC director, Larissa, processing produce at the food hub

  • Group of seven people standing and sitting outside near a white van filled with apples, some holding apples and smiling.

    Apple glean at Biscay Orchards