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Most people who volunteer at Easton Mountain came here as guests first.
They left knowing they wanted to come back — and they found a way to do it that lets them give something back at the same time. Volunteering is how a lot of the men in this community deepened their relationship with this place. It’s how a first-time visitor becomes a regular. It’s how a guest becomes part of the crew.
You’ll be assigned a role — kitchen, housekeeping, logistics, or something else depending on the event — and scheduled like a job, typically 5–6 hours a day.
Everything else is yours.
When you’re not on duty, you’re part of the community. That means workshops, shared meals, late-night conversations, and friendships that form across a week on this mountain. Men arrive as volunteers and leave having lived inside Easton in a way most guests never do.
All meals and accommodations are provided. You’ll have access to the land, the facilities, and the full community life of whichever retreat you’re supporting.
Our volunteers keep Easton running. Every retreat that feels effortless to the men who come here feels that way because a team of people made it that way — setting up spaces, running meals, holding the logistics so that everyone else can show up fully.
It’s real work. And most of the men who do it will tell you they get more than they give.
If you’re drawn to volunteering partly because you’d love to attend more events than your budget allows, you’re not alone — that’s exactly why many of our volunteers are here. There are two paths worth knowing about.
A week-or-longer commitment where you contribute to operations in exchange for housing, meals, and full access to the retreat community. A meaningful exchange — and often a deeper experience than attending as a guest.
Apply to volunteer →Available for people seeking financial support to attend a specific event as a full guest. If that better fits what you’re looking for, visit our scholarship page.
Learn about scholarships →Both paths exist because we want Easton to be accessible. Choose the one that fits.
Volunteers are welcome for short-term stays of up to two weeks, or longer commitments. If approved for a longer stay, your first two weeks are a trial period — a chance for both you and Easton to make sure things are working well.
All volunteer coordination happens through our Volunteer Coordinator. Questions before you apply? Reach out at volunteer@eastonmountain.org.
There’s always something going on at Easton Mountain. We need support throughout the year for our own retreats and for events produced by our rental partners.
Upcoming volunteer opportunities will be listed here.
Not all rental events are listed above. Questions or events not shown? Contact us at volunteer@eastonmountain.org.