Friends of the Hopkinton Land Trust
The Friends of the Hopkinton Land Trust is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to supporting the Land Trust’s mission through outreach, stewardship, and community engagement. The Friends Group organizes volunteer work parties to blaze, clear, and maintain trails across conserved properties—helping to keep these natural spaces accessible and enjoyable for all. They also lead walks, talks, and hands-on programs on topics ranging from bats and birds to beavers and forest ecology. Often partnering with local experts and organizations, the Friends Group brings people together to learn, explore, and connect with the land.
Ways to Get Involved
Volunteer Opportunities
The Friends Group organizes volunteer work parties for trail maintenance, blazing new trails, and other stewardship tasks. It's a great way to get outside, connect with like-minded individuals, and help care for Hopkinton’s open spaces. Join the Friends Group mailing list and be notified of upcoming volunteer opportunities.
Educational Programming
The Friends Group hosts a variety of educational events designed to engage the public and raise awareness about the importance of conservation in Hopkinton. From talks on local wildlife like bats, birds, and beavers to guided trail walks, these events highlight the value of open space for recreation, natural resources, and wildlife habitat. To learn more about upcoming events, visit our events page for the latest details.
Fundraising Events
The Friends of the Hopkinton Land Trust rely on the generosity of donors and fundraising efforts to support their mission. Each summer, the group hosts a major fundraising event, ranging from a summer cocktail party to a private garden tour. Stay tuned to our events page for more information and upcoming event details.
