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Volunteering in the community is a great way to learn about hunger in your community and help out local nonprofits. Please see below for some opportunities in your area:
We are looking for people to sort and pre-package groceries, produce and frozen items. No special training required just a heart to serve. Please visit cumac.org and there you will find access to our online volunteer sign up platform. We require face coverings and please dress comfortably with closed toe shoes. For more information or with any questions navigating the sign up platform, please call 973-742-5518 and ask for Kayann Foster or Jeni Mastrangelo. Thank you.
Our Daily Bread is looking for volunteers who want to help feed those in need in their community. All of our volunteer opportunities are listed on our website at www.ourdailybreadhammond.org/monthly-serve-opportunities. We are located at 1006 W. Coleman Ave. Hammond, LA. We also have a site at the Kentwood Community Center every 1st Saturday. To sign up, visit www.ourdailybreadhammond.org/volunteer.
Greater Baton Rouge Sort and Repack opportunity M-F from 8 am to Noon and 1 pm to 4 pm, and Saturday from 8 am to noon. Volunteers will sort and categorize all of the non-perishable food items to immediately help those who are hungry! No special training or skills needed; It is a fun and lively environment and great exercise! Closed toe shoes and face masks are required; we provide gloves and practice social distancing. Sign up at volunteer.brfoodbank.org.
Greater Baton Rouge Vince Ferachi Community Garden. Produce from the garden is donated to the individuals and families receiving assistance through the Food Bank. Under the direction of a farmer, volunteers will plant, maintain the garden and harvest the produce depending on the garden schedule.Garden opportunity varies and is Saturday from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm. Check for dates at volunteer.brfoodbank.org.
We are looking for volunteers to help us host our Turkey Trot in November, which is now virtual, as well as other APSF such as Breakfast Before the Bell (September, also virtual this year) and Trivia Night, which is in the spring. We are also looking for a few volunteers to sort and drop off donated socks (2500 pairs) to schools in then fall for students. If interested, please reach out to ndaily@auburn.wednet.edu.
With more than 18,000 service opportunities each year, Martha’s Table relies on volunteers to enhance our work supporting strong children, strong families, and strong communities. During the COVID-19 crisis, we continue to have service opportunities virtually every day at various times, enabling us to distribute 8,000 bags of nutritious groceries each week. For our Joyful Grocery Bagging events, volunteers help Martha’s Table in pre-packing bags of fruits, vegetables and pantry items to be distributed at designated food sites around DC. We also continue to run McKenna’s Wagon, our mobile food service that goes out 365 days a year to distribute meals at two stops in downtown DC. Volunteers serve food to our guests and unload the van upon return to Martha’s Table. Helping out on McKenna’s Wagon allows our volunteers to see the direct impact they are having on community members who are experiencing hunger and housing instability.
Martha’s Table has implemented strict volunteer guidelines to ensure the safety and health of our volunteers, staff and community members during every event. We ask that every volunteer bring a face mask for their shift and please stay home if experiencing any symptoms of illness. For more information about volunteering with Martha’s Table and to sign up for a shift on our Volunteer Calendar, please visit https://marthastable.org/volunteer/. You can also contact Briana Cleveland, our director of volunteer engagement, at 301-509-1753 or bcleveland@marthastable.org.
Volunteers are the “eyes and ears” of Meals on Wheels, and we rely on our army of volunteers to make sure each and every client is safe and well. The success and reputation of Meals on Wheels is dependent upon the reliability, promptness and efficiency of our wonderful volunteers. Meal delivery routes are delivered Monday through Friday and take about one hour to deliver. Most volunteers are one day a week, every other week, or on an ‘as needed’ basis. Volunteers are also needed to help in our offices. Please complete our online volunteer application at www.mownct.org/volunteer. You must submit an application before volunteering.
We are looking for volunteers to deliver meals and/or fresh produce biweekly. Meals are delivered every other Friday and Fresh Produce is delivered every other Wednesday. Delivery is 10:30 am – 12 noon. To sign up email Shareka Fitz at mowgnb@aol.com or call 732-249-3488.
The Food Bank needs someone to drive our Box Truck to Manteca on Thursday mornings at 8:00, normal return time is 11:30. Hand Pallet Jack experience. Must have clean DMV Record and ability to drive a Box Truck with Air Brakes. No endorsement needed, under 26,000 GVW. For more information please call Katie at 209-267-9006 or email kdunne@feedamador.org.
Target Hunger is looking for volunteers to package and distribute food at our weekly Disaster Distributions. The shifts occur at various locations around northeast Houston during the work week from 8am -11:30am.
To sign up, please visit: https://targethunger.dm.networkforgood.com/forms/volunteers For more information, please email Ricky at development@targethunger.org.
We are looking for volunteers to help pack food boxes (Kirkland, WA) and distribute those food boxes to our clients by helping to put the boxes in carts, sorting through returned products, and more (Bellevue, Kirkland, and Shoreline, WA). Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and be able to lift 35-50 pounds. To sign up, please visit: https://hopelink.volunteerhub.com and for more information please contact volunteerwithus@hopelink.org or (425)869-6066.
We are looking for people to get their hands (or gloves) dirty in our school garden on Saturday mornings from 8:00-10:00 am. Projects include harvesting produce (to be used in our meal distribution and/or donated to the on-site food bank), clearing grass and weeds, seed harvesting, and cleaning up garden beds in preparation for fall planting. To sign up or get more information, please email Rachel at rgomezacosta@concordiacharter.org or call 480-461-0555. Bring your closed toe shoes & a hat/sunscreen. Families are welcome to work together! Concordia’s Garden is located near downtown Mesa, AZ.
Catholic Charities Marian House recommends volunteers with an increased risk of getting very sick from COVID-19, age 65 and older, those with underlying medical conditions, or compromised immune systems, consider these factors before choosing to volunteer. With the June 8 resumption of a hot meal service, volunteers are needed for the following shifts:
Marian House Soup Kitchen, 14 W. Bijou St. Colorado Springs, Co, 80903
Monday through Sunday Volunteer Shifts:
-7 a.m. to 10 a.m. food prep
-10 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. food service
-Full day option of 7 a.m. to 1:15 p.m.
Minimum age for volunteers is 13 on weekdays, 14 on weekends, under 16 accompanied by an adult.
Please do not “just show up.” The dining room was reconfigured with round tables to provide six foot physical distancing for diners. Hot meals will be plated and set on the tables before 36 diners and three families (for the family room) enter the building. For the meal preparation and assembly, volunteer work stations are designed six feet apart to encourage as much physical distancing as possible. All staff and volunteers are required to wear masks.
For more information call the Volunteer Office Help Desk at (719) 866-6559 or email: VolunteerOffice@ccharitiescc.org, or visit our website https://ccharitiescc.org/donate/volunteer to submit an application
We are looking for volunteers to help us with our Summer Food Program! Volunteers can work to prep lunches and breakfast or hand out meals to children! We are looking for help anytime Sundays 3:00-6:00 or Monday-Thursday 8:30-1:00. Email alyssa@jovialconcepts.org if interested!
We recruiting volunteers for all 3 of our locations. We have 2 in Loveland and 1 in Fort Collins. We have shifts all day, Monday-Friday. If you’re interested, please fill out our volunteer application here: https://www.volgistics.com/ex/portal.dll/ap?ap=1760851224. For more information, call our Volunteer Coordinator, Everett at 970-530-3113.
We are looking for volunteers to sort and pack food. Monday – Friday from 8am until noon. No special training or skills needed. To volunteer please call Maria at (209)464-7369×1010. You must wear closed toe shoes and dress according to the weather. Please arrive at the volunteer entrance at 7 W. Scotts Avenue, Stockton, CA 95203 when arriving ask for Jimmy (warehouse manager). You will need to provide to him your ID and fill out an application/waiver form. PPE can be provided if you can not provide your own.
We have harvests throughout the summer and fall, dates depend on the trees’ schedules, so contact harvest@portlandfruit.org to get options. Harvesters complete a simple online training, then come to a harvest to pick and sort fruit that is donated to community organizations. Check out portlandfruit.org/volunteer for more information!
Deliver produce to seniors on Saturday afternoons – roughly 2:30-4:30pm. Choose to do one Saturday, every Saturday, or anythign in between. Drivers license and car that can carry 10+ bags of produce required. Smart phone ideal, and if you have a buddy in your germ pod it makes navigation easier. Contact gleaners@hollywoodseniorcenter. org for more information. Deliveries are all no-contact, masks required.
We’re looking for volunteers to help us pack emergency food boxes, distribute food and to pack kids café meals for families in Arizona. We have locations in Phoenix and Surprise. We offer ongoing shifts Monday – Saturday. To sign up for a shift visit: volunteer.firstfoodbank.org.
We are looking for volunteers to join our team of Super Hunger Heroes to help us give a hand up to our neighbors in need. Volunteer shifts take place throughout the week, Monday – Friday (typically 9:00 am – 3:00 pm) at our new, temporary location: 1405 E. Main Ave. Puyallup, WA 98371.
For more information on how to sign up, please contact our Volunteer Coordinator at volunteer@puyallupfoodbank.org.
Prospective volunteers must first pass a background check prior to volunteering.
Volunteer Activities include…
Monitors: Answer the phone and schedule appointments.
Receptionists: Greet clients and perform data entry.
Servers: Distribute food to clients (must be able to lift min. 20lbs).
Baggers: Assemble groceries and re-pack bulk items.
Drivers: Pick up food from local grocery stores and businesses.
Event Staff: Help out during our fundraisers or events.
Volunteers needed to distribute food in a drive-through operation (bag groceries and load them into the trunks of cars). We are currently open from 12-2 PM on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. Volunteers work the full shift and must wear a mask at all times. Call Sarah Dove, Schedule Coordinator, at 707-540-3632. Check us out here: www.fish-of-santa-rosa.org.
Weld Food Bank is looking for volunteers to help us pack food and distribute it to our neighbors in need during the pandemic.
Click here to sign up for a shift: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e084ea5a729a0f94-weld1
(New shifts will be added weekly)
1108 H Street
Greeley, CO 80631
We need volunteers to help with meal prep and serving, and also clean up after meals. We are a shelter for women, and serving 15-25 women each day, 3 meals a day. We will train you. Sign up here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70a084aa5ac29a6fe3-full4
We are looking for volunteers Monday through Friday from 10 am to 2 PM to come to our office to do a variety of projects like; packing snack bags, sorting donations, and other activities as needed. Individual, families, or groups are welcome! Please visit our website amandahope.org/volunteer to sign up. Additional questions and to receive our address, please contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Karina, at karina@amandahope.org.
We are looking for enthusiastic individuals who enjoy working with young children to help in our summer camp and after school programs. Volunteers can help with a variety of things from playing games with students to help prepping snacks.
Volunteers would need to undergo a background check and complete a child abuse prevention training before they begin.
This is the day…. to gather your friends to help ours.
We need volunteers! Our kitchen staff is asking for your help. Gather your family, friends, or co-workers to offer a hand up to our homeless neighbors. How it works: you make sack lunches, schedule a time for drop-off, and our staff will distribute them to those who need them most. It’s that easy. For more information and to sign up, please contact our Volunteer Manager Andrew Linares at alinares@midnightmission.org
Help feed people experiencing homelessness! Transition Projects operates 9 shelters across the Portland Metro area where people live while working to end their homelessness. We rely on volunteers to provide dinner to residents each night. Put together your own group to adopt and feed an entire shelter for a night, or join one of our “potluck teams” to contribute a dish toward a meal. To learn more about this opportunity, visit https://www.tprojects.org/meal-provider-program, or contact Emily at volunteer@tprojects.org.
Thank you for helping the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank and our response to COVID-19 by volunteering at our emergency Pop-Up pantries. Volunteers will be assigned to pre-pack groceries for distribution, manage the participant line, and assist with check in. Pantries are 6 days per week across San Francisco and Marin, and volunteers can sign up at volunteering.sfmfoodbank.org
We are looking for volunteers to help with food distribution on Tuesdays and/or Fridays from 8am-12pm. Please email Lupe Martin, Volunteer Services Director at lupe@mendpoverty.org to start the process. She will provide you with all the forms and details you will need before you can become a MEND volunteer.
Volunteers are needed Monday – Friday 8:45am – Noon and 12:30pm – 3:30pm to help pull and build orders in the warehouse; inspect, clean, sort and repack perishable and non-perishable grocery items for distribution; and assist partner agencies with loading. Most areas require the ability to move freely and lift up to 30 pounds. Please visit https://foodbankrockies.volunteerhub.com/ to register. All activities take place at Food Bank of the Rockies 10700 E. 45th Ave. Denver, CO 80239.
please visit https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70a0f4facac23a0f94-drive
Support Food Lifeline’s efforts to provide food to our communities by helping us distribute emergency food boxes at various locations or by packing food in our warehouse. Many dates and locations are available. We are looking for volunteers who are 18 years and older and masks are required. There’s plenty of room to practice social distancing. Come join our efforts and help show that our community is stronger together!
To sign up, please visit: https://foodlifeline.org/volunteer/
Your local food bank depends on volunteers to do the daily work. In the last 12 months we have signed in over 23,000 donated volunteer hours. That means 6 days each week there are at least 80 volunteer hours/day which keep the doors of this food bank open. We are open for volunteers Monday-Friday from 10 am to 4 pm and on Saturday from 9 am to 2 pm. No special training or skills are required, we train on site. To sign up please go to www.fairbanksfoodbank.org and choose VOLUNTEER. You must wear closed toe shoes and arrive at your scheduled time at 725 26th Avenue, Fairbanks, Alaska. All volunteers must be pre-scheduled. For more information, call Wendy at 45-SHARE (457-4273).
We need volunteers to deliver perishable boxes of dairy, meat, and produce to families in need. Deliveries are every Thursday at 2pm and take approximately 2 hours, depending on your list. Deliveries are grouped by neighborhood in Renton and Tukwila. Volunteers gather with our staff at St. Stephen the Martyr Catholic Church at 13055 SE 192nd St, Renton, WA 98058. You can sign up for one or multiple shifts here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090f4eadaa2daaf85-communities2
We are looking for volunteers to help assist in our Food Pantry and Clothing Closet, organizing donations, and help fill orders. We are practicing social distancing and all safe procedures. For more information please email Volunteer@ourhouseofportland.org
Priority Shifts at Esther’s Pantry
Mondays:
Stocking Assistant: 9:00 am – 12 pm
Client Companion: 11:30 – 4:30 pm
Tuesdays:
Stocking Assistant: 9:00 am – 12 pm
Client Companion: 1 pm – 5:30 pm
Thursdays: Stocking Assistant: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Priority Shifts at Tod’s Corner
Mondays: Sorting & Stocking Assistant 12:00 pm – 4:30 pm
Tuesdays: Sorting & Stocking Assistant 1:00 – 5:30 pm
Wednesdays: Sorting & Stocking Assistant 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Thursdays: Sorting & Stocking Assistant 1:00 pm – 5:30 pm
We are looking for warehouse volunteers to help sort and pack produce which will be distributed to our neighbors in need. We are also looking for help at our distribution sites, where our volunteers load up participants trunks with healthy and nourishing food as they drive through. Please visit us at https://refb.org/volunteer-opportunities/ for shift times and availability. No special skills or training needed. Please call or email me with any questions Liz B. 707-523-7900 Lberry@refb.org
Hope to see you soon!
The CHIP-in! program is designed so citizens can take an active role in helping to maintain and revitalize local parks and natural areas.
Metro Parks Tacoma manages over 2,696 acres of parks and green space, historic landmarks, community centers, beautiful gardens and special attractions that give us all a chance to get out and play more.
We’re asking you to “chip in” by investing your time and talents to help us improve parks and green spaces, protect neighborhood buildings and promote a healthy environment while helping to build a stronger community. Contact us at chipin@tacomaparks.com and learn how you might work in partnership with Metro Parks
Purpose/Objective: Contribute to providing a healthy meal for seniors.
Location: Northshore Senior Center Kitchen
Time Commitment: “On-call ” Basis Monday to Friday – 8:45 am to 1 pm
Key Responsibilities:
Cook organizes and assigns tasks, assists in cooking
Pack meals and prepare packets for food delivery
Food Prep people assist in preparing the food according to proper health food guidelines and as assigned by the cook
All kitchen volunteers help with making sure all tasks are done and the kitchen is clean and organized at the end of the shift
Report monthly volunteer hours
If you need to miss a volunteer time, arrange for another trained volunteer to take that particular time.
Work with the leader to be sure everything is done accurately
Qualifications:
Able to stand for long periods of time
Must be able to lift at least 35 pounds
Basic kitchen skills: cutting vegetable, cooking meats are a plus, but not a requirement
Must be friendly and hospitable
Must have current food handlers permit and submit a copy to Northshore Senior Center .https://www.doh.wa.gov/CommunityandEnvironment/Food/FoodWorkerandIndustry/FoodWorkerCard
Complete volunteer application, sign a volunteer agreement and authorize a background check. (These items will be completed prior to starting.)
Training/Support Provided: One-on-one individual training provided. This training will be provided by an experienced volunteer, as assigned.
Thank you for your interest in and commitment to volunteering at Northshore Senior Center. Please email us at Volunteer@mynorthshore.org
The Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano is continuing to operate as an essential business. Volunteers perform a critical role in the work we do and are still needed during this time at both our Concord and Fairfield warehouses as well as in the field at distribution sites across Contra Costa and Solano Counties. At our warehouses, volunteers sort and move food, box fresh produce, and assemble boxes of nonperishable items. At food distributions, volunteers check-in recipients or bag and distribute groceries. Volunteers can view and book available shifts through our website https://volunteer.foodbankccs.org/ All volunteers are required to bring and wear their own face covering during their shift at all locations.
We are looking for volunteers to help sort food in our warehouse before it makes its way out into the community. This opportunity is available Monday- Friday 12:30- 3pm. there is no special training or skills needed. To sign up please visit https://www.feedingamericaie.org/volunteer. You must wear closed toe shoe, a face covering, and should arrive at the volunteer entrance at 2950 Jefferson St, Riverside, CA 92504. For more information please call Jackie Aria at 951-359-4757.
MON/WED/SAT from 8am-Noon
FRI 10-12:30 and delivery from 12:30-2:30
Contact: director@ferndalefoodbank.org
We are looking for people to assist in the warehouse and fill food orders in the pantry Monday through Thursdays 10-2 and Saturdays 10-12 at 311 W. Grant Line Rd in Tracy. In the future we will need help sorting clothing but we are not currently accepting clothing donations. No special skills needed and quick on the job training. Please check out our website www.tracyinterfaith.org for more information or contact Carrie at info@tracyinterfaith.org or 209-836-5424.
Volunteers make the mission of Help & Hope Center possible and WE NEED VOLUNTEERS NOW MORE THAN EVER!
Volunteer are needed in
1 – Food Pantry, Monday-Friday between 8:30 am and 2 pm. Opportunities include organizing, sorting, stocking and greeting clients.
2 – Treasures Thrift Store, Monday-Saturday between 9 am and 4 pm. Opportunities include sorting, pricing, organizing the thrift store and cashiering.
3 – Donations Receiving, Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Hours vary. Opportunities include receiving and sorting incoming donations for the thrift store.
Due to the current pandemic and social distancing guidelines, Help & Hope Center has created Sign Up Genius links to fill our volunteer slots in each area. We will train in each area. Please email Marion – marion@helpandhopecenter.org for the Sign Up Genius links.
Help & Hope Center Food Pantry and Treasures thrift store are located at 1638 Park Street, Castle Rock, Colorado 80116.
For more information, please call Marion at 303.688.1114.
We are looking for volunteers to come out to our various volunteer opportunities that we have throughout the 13 counties that we serve in Northern Illinois. To sign up, please just visit our website at https://solvehungertoday.civicore.com/NIFB/index.php?section=volOpportunities&action=calendar.All of our volunteers must wear a mask and closed-toed shoes. Thank you so much and hopefully we see you soon!
Volunteer at a Repack Session
We have an urgent need for volunteers to pack food boxes, sort produce and help repack bulk food items in our warehouse. You can help our COVID-19 response and support our neighbors facing hunger. We offer two sessions a day, Tuesday – Saturday and welcome volunteers age 11 and older. Visit https://www.chicagosfoodbank.org/volunteer to sign up for an available session.
While we continue to follow social distancing protocols, we also are welcoming groups of up to 10 people for volunteer repack sessions.
We are located at 4100 W. Ann Lurie Place Chicago, IL 60632. For any questions, call 773-247-3663 ext. 3 or email volunteerservices@gcfd.org.
Volunteer Opportunities at Care for Real, 5339 N Sheridan Road, Chicago, IL 60640
Food Distribution Tables-Care for Real utilizes Client Choice food distribution where a client walks through several stations to pick their choices in canned and dried foods, meat, dairy, bread, and fresh fruits and vegetables. Volunteers assist them with choices for their needs. A cheerful disposition and ability to interact with a wide variety of clients is needed for this front line position. Volunteers in this area should be available to work from 8:30am to 12:30pm on either Monday, Wednesday or Friday or from 8:30am to 1:30pm on Saturday. Volunteers should be able to stand during the entire distribution period.
Food Distribution Warehouse-These volunteers keep the shelves stocked for the Client Choice Tables and more. They receive donations, sort food, repackage food, unload food delivery vans and assist wherever needed. Volunteers in this area should be available to work 8:30am to 12:30pm on either Monday, Wednesday or Friday or from 8:30am to 1:30pm on Saturday. Let us know if you are not able to carry boxes over 25 pounds.
Clothes Closet-Care for Real offers one of the few free clothing services in the city. Volunteers are needed Monday through Friday from 9am to 4pm and Saturdays from 9am to 1pm to receive, sort and display clothing. Additional volunteers are needed to assist clients with clothing selections during distribution hours. Clothing distribution hours are: Monday and Wednesday 10:30am to 12 noon; Thursday 9am to 12noon; Friday 3pm to 5pm; and Saturday 11am to 1pm.
Administrative-Office volunteers greet visitors, answer the phones, scan and copy documents and assist in special projects. A helping attitude is required and knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint is an added benefit. Volunteer opportunities are available Monday through Friday, 9am to 4pm, and Saturday 9am to 1pm.
Special Events-Care for Real is always seeking friendly professionals to help staff an information booth, distribute materials, or be a greeter at fundraisers and special events.
Other Areas-Tell us about your special talents. Are you a blogger who can contribute articles to our website; a website developer who can help us with our website; a person who is talented at creating presentations or videos; or experienced at writing grants and soliciting donations? Just tell us and we’ll put you to work.
To sign up to volunteer, please visit: https://careforreal.org/get-involved/volunteer/
Volunteer orientation takes place on Saturday mornings. You must pre-register by emailing volunteer@careforreal.org or calling our volunteer coordinator, Karen, at 773-769-6182
We need volunteers to wash dishes in our commercial kitchen at Mendocino College Ukiah campus. Shifts would be on Tuesday or Wednesday for 2-3 hours mid day (somewhat flexible on time). To inquire send an email to April Cunningham acunningham@ncoinc.org
Food For Thought provides healthy, healing food to our neighbors living with serious illnesses. We are looking for volunteers to help deliver groceries to our neighbors in need. Delivery routes go out on Tuesday-Friday afternoons, so hopefully we can find a route that works for your schedule! During COVID-19, we have additional sanitation and social distancing protocols to ensure that our volunteers and staff have a safe work environment. To sign up, start by filling out our volunteer registration form at http://bttr.im/j2meb. You are also welcome to reach out to Helen Myers, Volunteer Program Manager, at 707-887-1647 x103 or HelenM@FFTfoodbank.org, if you have any additional questions.
Volunteers are needed to pack emergency food boxes at our facility, 1501 John Tipton Blvd., Pennsauken, NJ 08110, Monday through Friday from 8:30am – 12:00pm and 1:00pm – 3:30pm. Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes and provide their own face mask. Volunteers may sign up at: https://signup.com/go/pitkrSG
Volunteers are needed to distribute food at our mobile food pantries located throughout out our 4 county service area of Salem, Burlington, Gloucester, and Camden counties. Distribution times are generally 10am – 1pm and scheduled from Tuesdays through Saturdays. Distribution sites are rain-or-shine events unless severe weather is forecast. Please dress appropriately for the weather. To sign up for Pop-Up Pantries please visit: https://signup.com/go/EGjpEzy and to sign up for Hope Mobiles please visit: https://signup.com/go/LMeJnaN
Help us pack food for newcomers!
– Tuesday morning from 9:30am to 1:30pm
– Center City Philadelphia
– No special skills or training needed
– Contact us at volunteers@nscphila.org
To volunteer contact: ritat@lydiaplace.org
SOS Meals on Wheels has meaningful volunteer opportunities! Located at 2235 Polvorosa Ave. Suite 260 in San Leandro, we operate the largest Meals on Wheels kitchen in Alameda County and need volunteer delivery drivers and grocery bag packers. Drivers use their own vehicles and fuel to deliver 10-15 meals in either Oakland, San Leandro, Hayward, Castro Valley, or San Lorenzo. Volunteer groups and organizations can also “Adopt-A-Route” by rotating drivers once a week. Deliveries are done Monday through Friday between 9AM and 4PM. Safe delivery training and protective equipment provided. Volunteers must be between 18-64 years of age, have their own vehicle, a valid driver’s license, and current auto insurance. Grocery packers (limited to individuals) are also needed to fill food bags for deliveries. To sign up or for more information, please visit www.sosmow.org/volunteer or contact Cynthia Arrington, Volunteer Coordinator, (510) 764-7680, cynthia@sosmow.org.
MSC needs volunteers for its Federal Way, WA, Food Bank to help us provide essential resources to individuals and families in need during the COVID-19 pandemic. We currently need volunteers in the food bank Monday, Wednesday and Friday between 8:30am-2pm and Thursdays between 10am-1pm. We need drivers and driver helpers Monday through Friday between 7:30am-12pm. More information can be found on our website at https://mschelps.org/getinvolved/volunteer/. All volunteers must complete an online application at https://mschelps.org/getinvolved/volunteer/application/ and have a background check completed prior to volunteering.
With our Thrift Store newly re-opened, we are starting to look for volunteers to assist our staff. Volunteers help sort donated items as well as help get our new items out onto the sales floor. All of our volunteers are required to fill out at application (https://www.jubileereach.org/volunteer/application) as well as go through the interview process which included 2 background checks. For more information please contact our Volunteer Coordinator at sarahc@jubileereach.org
Children Rising is looking for volunteers in the California East Bay area to tutor reading and/or math on a weekly basis starting in the fall. You will be working one-on-one with elementary school age children who are significantly below grade level in reading and/or math. The tutoring itself will be conducted remotely, but we need volunteers who are willing to convene in person in small groups (~5 people) during school hours. You will be in a safe and sanitized location, following physical distancing guidelines, and overseen by a clinic coordinator who is there to help you with technical support and tutoring guidance. We will have a variety of clinic days and times (TBD). Tutors are required to have negative TB status, get a live scan background check, and go through our training. For more information, please contact Pearl at volunteer@children-rising.org or visit our website at www.children-rising.org.
YMCA Of Bucks County is looking for people to join our corporate and government task force. We are looking for you if you have an enthusiasm for supporting your local community and want to volunteer your time to a mission driven organization. Interested in learning more? Please email Shannon Connolly, Regional Director of Development, at sconnolly@ymcabucks.org.
The Stilly Thrift Store needs your help!
Cashiers & Donation Handlers (lifting would consist of garbage, and donations, and
working in electronics, helping with furniture).
Volunteers are needed on: Monday through Friday 10 am-4 pm
Help needed for clothing and household pricing, these position also require being able to lift.
**Volunteer shifts are a minimum of 4 hour shifts. **
(Any volunteer working at least 3 hours a day is eligible for a free lunch that day. Anyone working 6 hours per week can get a 30% discount on regular-priced items on the floor that week.)
We are owned and operated by the Stillaguamish Senior Center and all proceeds go towards supporting the center.
If you are interesting in volunteering, please contact Linda Bowman at: 360-658-4991. Volunteers will need to complete a volunteer application form as well as a Washington State Patrol background form.
Emergency Food Network’s 8-acre organic farm, located outside of Puyallup, provides over 100,000 pounds of fresh vegetables and fruits each year to local food pantries. The staff could not run the farm without volunteers of all experience levels who assist with planting, weeding, and harvesting from April to September.
This year, your help is more crucial that ever. During a typical season, the farm would be partially staffed by a volunteer cohort from the Washington Corrections Center for Women. However, the Center has suspended volunteering this year, leaving the farm critically short staffed during the busiest time of year.
Three hour long volunteer sessions are available every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. Large fields are ideal for safe social distancing, and we are limiting volunteer numbers, requiring masks, and sanitizing shared tools to make this a safe experience for everyone! Kids under 15 are welcome to attend with an adult!
To view all available dates and sign up, visit: https://app.betterimpact.com/PublicOrganization/c914eb6d-6094-4225-9c48-915840efbdcc/1
We are looking for volunteers to help provide clients with an enjoyable shopping experience, in our Baby Boutique, by sorting donations, maintaining an organized shop, and assisting clients. Shifts generally last between 2-3 hours. To sign up, please visit https://wellspringfs.org/get-involved/volunteer. We are located at 1900 Rainier Avenue South, Seattle, WA 98144. Please contact our volunteer program manager Casey Coulombe for more information at ccoulombe@wellspringfs.org.
The Greater Chicago Food Depository has an urgent need for volunteers to pack food for our COVID-19 response. Volunteer groups are welcomed into the facility Tuesday through Saturday to sort and repack food for distribution to the community. Visit https://www.chicagosfoodbank.org/volunteer/ for more information.
We are looking volunteers to unload the truck, sort produce, package boxes of food, and place packed boxes in senior citizen’s cars. We need volunteers on Saturday mornings from 10am – 12pm. No special training or skills needed. The location of the food giveaway is: 403 Brightseat Rd., Landover, MD 20785. To sign up, please send an email to Executive Director, Larry Parrish at exdir@shinecdc.org. For more information Mr. Parrish can also be reached via phone at 240-695-3776.
CFBNJ welcomes small groups (no more than 15 at a time) of volunteers to help in two shifts per day at our Hillside, NJ warehouse: Monday through Friday: 9 am – 12 noon / 1 pm – 3:30 pm. Warehouse volunteers assist with sorting and repacking food items, assembling our Family Packs and Senior boxes, and packaging bulk product into family sized bags. All volunteers must be aged 16 or older and no open-toe shoes, heels, sandals or flip flops or bags of any kind allowed.
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, CFBNJ has mandated the following safety protocols for volunteering at the FoodBank: Temperatures are taken for anyone entering the building; masks and gloves are required and will be provided; each volunteer must complete the COVID-19 waiver, which will be provided after sign-up; all volunteer areas maintain social distancing guidelines; advance sign-ups are required (no walk-ins).
Volunteers may sign up for a shift online at www.cfbnj.org and visit the Volunteer page for further information.
We are looking for people to prepare and deliver donated meals for residents in our emergency shelters for women and families in East Portland and East Multnomah County. Any night of the week can work! We schedule to fit your schedule and can coach you through what it takes to become a one-time or regular meal provider. During COVID meals are delivered, but in “normal” times providers are welcomed into the kitchen to serve and connect with residents. No professional cooking skills necessary! We have recipes for you 🙂 Contact Shawna at volunteer@humansolutions.org for details and to sign up for a meal time!
Volunteers are needed to help at the Food Bank’s distribution on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 6:30am – 10:30am at the Kino Sports Plex. Volunteers will help load groceries into client vehicles at a drive-through distribution (to reduce person-to-person contact and keep volunteers and clients safe)! This activity IS outside and requires the ability to work in the heat and lift 25 – 50lbs, and follow safety guidelines for dress code, hygiene, and distancing. This is an extremely rewarding opportunity, and we’d be thrilled to have your help! You must register beforehand on our website, where location info and more details are provided.
Please register for a shift by creating your account, completing trainings, and selecting your shift here: https://volunteer.communityfoodbank.org/need/detail/?need_id=528246
Massachusetts Military Support Foundation is currently seeking volunteers to work setting packing and boxing non-perishable food items at our warehouse (208 North Street, Foxboro.) We have opportunities on weekdays as well as weekends for groups and individuals alike. Interested volunteers can sign up for shifts by visiting www.mmsfi.org. Directions to the facility are provided there as well.
The packing process is purposefully designed to address all precautions recommended to address COVID 19. There are multiple stations which you may be assigned to work based on your preference, physical ability and the number of volunteers available for each shift. There will at all times be a shift supervisor to provide instructions and answer questions.
In addition, there will be volunteer opportunities to support our “Back to School” program in which we will be packing backpacks with school supplies for children of Veterans and active-duty Military. More information coming soon.
For everyone’s protection we will be conducting a health screening/questionnaire prior to anyone entering the facility. Please contact Donna Bulger at dbulger@clearpathne.org.
We are looking for volunteers to help with the following duties:
1.Organize and distribute food and supplies at our “walk-up” food pantry.
2. Make food and supply pick-ups and deliveries to our neighborhood donation sites.
3. Operate food distribution tables at various neighborhood sites in Montgomery County, Washington, DC and Baltimore City.
We have spaces available Monday- Friday from 9:30am- 4:30pm. No special training or skills needed, just the passion to give back to your community and help others in need! To sign up please visit www.sowhatelse.org. Our warehouse and food pantry are located at 1201 1st St Rockville, MD 20850. For more info email kdaniels@sowhatelse.org or call 240-602-0486
Good Shepherd Food Bank is looking for individuals and small groups to volunteer at our facilities in Auburn (3121 Hotel Rd) and Hampden (11 Penobscot Meadow Drive). Volunteers are needed Monday-Friday to inspect and sort shelf stable food produce and frozen foods, and to box food for our supplemental nutrition programs. All volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes. Please email volunteer@gsfb.org and visit www.gsfb.org for more information. During the COVID-19 pandemic, all volunteers must adhere to our restrictions, which includes wearing a mask.
HomeAid is looking for volunteers passionate about giving back to families experiencing homelessness! We are in need of volunteers to participate in a monthly Community Care Day of our HomeAid Family CareCenter (an emergency shelter in the City of Orange for families experiencing homelessness). Monthly Community Care Day’s run 3 hours long and involve a deep clean (mopping, cleaning toilets, wiping down surfaces, etc.) in addition to making sack lunches (food for the lunches provided) for the families who reside in the HomeAid Family CareCenter.
Interested? Contact Marketing & Engagement Coordinator, Emily Biehl at emily@homeaidoc.org for information on volunteer opportunities.
We have multiple opportunities for volunteers to assist in food distribution at one of our locations in Freehold, Old Bridge, Red Bank, or Leonardo. No special training or skills. Volunteers will be asked to fill out a health questionnaire prior to volunteering. More info can be found here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040b4baaaa22a3fe3-togetherhood or by contacting giving@ymcanj.org
USO Northern California is looking for volunteers to staff our local centers and be a friendly face for active duty service members and military families visiting the centers. Duties including checking in guests, providing information, and distributing items (food, travel packs, etc). We also have opportunities to support special events out in the community. No special training or skill needed. To sign up please visit volunteers.uso.org and find the center in your area.
We have two different opportunities available:
• Pick up meals Monday – Friday at 11:30 a.m.
• Pick up meals Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 3:00 p.m.
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You can sign up for just one day, or as many days as you like. This is a recurring position, so we need you to commit to delivering meals on a weekly basis.
Meals are picked up from locations in Westlake Village and Newbury Park. You will be given a route to follow. No contact drop off at the senior’s home. Each route takes just 60-90 minutes. In less then two hours a week of your time you can have the opportunity to bring a lifeline of nutrition to homebound seniors in your community,
Must be age 18+, although children under age 18 can accompany a parent.
To learn more and apply to volunteer, please visit https://www.seniorconcerns.org/volunteer/, complete and submit the application and submit a background check (instructions provided at link).
If you have any questions, please email Senior Concerns at info@seniorconcerns.org.
Food for Thought Denver is a true non-profit that is 100% volunteer-run, where every dollar donated goes directly to our kids (truly–we have no overhead and no employees)!
We are looking for volunteers for various jobs at 3 different locations during the school year. Please go to our website to learn more about the roles available (trucking crew, set-up crew, and food packers) and our exact locations: https://foodforthoughtdenver.org/volunteer/.
Volunteers arrive between 6:00am-7:00am (depending on the job) on Friday mornings during the school year, and are finished packing or distributing food to our school between 8:30-9:00am. Our pack sites are both indoors and outdoors, and jobs are active, so please dress accordingly. We have a great time working together, and the time flies, so come join us!
We are looking for Covid-19 less-vulnerable volunteers (ideally) with some trauma-informed care background and experience supporting low income/homeless individuals, specifically to help folks get fed, clothed, and otherwise supported. Flexible volunteer hours as possible for you between 8a-12pm M-F.
Please contact: allison.hobgood@gmail.com
Thank You for your interest in Old Schoolhouse Community Garden-Hillside, IL
We have many volunteer opportunities available as well as garden plots to grow your own food.
We also support our Food Pantry by planting, growing, maintaining and harvesting fresh produce in our gardens. A fruit Tree Orchard has been donated to us so we can feed the community and support the Food Banks with fresh fruit. We also collect and distribute non-perishable food items through Immanuel Lutheran Church and Immanuel Christian Academy.
We offer adult and children educational courses pertaining to all types of gardening, including butterfly and bee habitat preservation.
You and/or your group are welcome to join us any volunteer work day. You may also come and volunteer during the week if you call ahead. Please bring your own tools, gloves or weed removers if you have them.
Location: 4733 Cermak Rd, Hillside, IL 60162
Garden Work Days are the 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month from April to November, from 9am- Noon.
We are looking for volunteers to help pack grocery boxes, distribute groceries to clients, and sort and stock food for our sites. Volunteers must be 17 years or older, able to stand for 3 hours, lift or carry 25 pounds, and pass a criminal background check. To register as a volunteer, please visit nourishpc.org/volunteer. For more information please contact our Volunteer Coordinator at volunteer@nourishpc.org or 253-534-8579
We need volunteers every 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the Month from 10am-1pm. Volunteer duties are traffic control, registration, grocery bag handlers, box handlers and loaders, set-up, clean-up all for Food Distribution in our Pop-Up Food Pantry.
Some volunteers must be able to stand for long periods of time, move quickly and be able to lift 25lb. produce boxes. Masks and gloves are worn at all times when in direct contact with participants and vehicles. Distribution takes place at Immanuel Lutheran Church & School, 2317 S. Wolf Rd., Hillside, Illinois 60162, (708) 562-5580. Volunteer Sign-up at:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/904084dafaf29a57-popuppantry
Join Our Harvest Truck Brigade!
Our Harvest Truck Brigade transports food boxes to Partner Sites or to Individuals’ homes and helps unload the boxes upon delivery.
We need volunteers who:
Have a mid-sized or larger open bed pickup truck (must be clean)
Have a flexible schedule, Monday through Friday, between 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm
Can be on-call for next day scheduling
Can engage in some physical labor, including loading 30-pound boxes into your truck and unloading them upon delivery
Are 18 years of age or older
Have a valid driver’s license and CA vehicle insurance
Volunteers must be healthy and must not be experiencing or exhibiting any symptoms of colds or flu-like illnesses
If you can help us feed those in need, please complete this form.
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If you have any questions, please contact Tammy at tammy.tu@feedoc.org
**If easier, please refer to the Harvest Truck Brigade info on: https://www.feedoc.org/volunteer/
Food Rescue Heroes are needed now more than ever! We always in need of volunteers to help pickup and deliver food as well as sort and pack food at our warehouse located in Los Alamitos, CA! Please visit www.foodfinders.org for more information and to fill out a volunteer application!
-We are looking for volunteers between the ages of 14-55 (ages 14 and 15 must volunteer with a parent/guardian). Volunteers will be helping with everything from taking in donations, sorting donations, making food bags, bagging produce, and other miscellaneous tasks. If comfortable with client interaction in an outside, socially-distanced setting, volunteers can also help with our Emergency Food Distribution program. Volunteer opportunities are Monday-Thursday 830-1130am, including Thursdays from 12-3pm.
-Volunteers must be OK with lifting/carrying 20+ lbs, standing, bending, working in a fast paced environment, and able to quickly adapt to new tasks.
-Must wear closed toe shoes, and a mask. A light jacket is optional.
-We are located at 1990 Market St, in Concord, CA, 94520.
-For all volunteer inquiries, please fill out our Online Volunteer Form at monumentcrisiscenter.org or email Jeanette Ramirez (Community Engagement Coordinator) at volunteer@monumentcrisiscenter.org.
Radio News Anchor Internship/Volunteer opportunity
RainierAvenueRadio.World is a South Seattle based community radio station and broadcast media network with an exciting opportunity to join our fun, innovative and community-supportive team as a News Journalism Intern for our bi-weekly live radio/video broadcast showcasing local, regional, national, global news.
This is a hand-on role for a community member who brings experience or a strong interest in learning about news sourcing, journalistic writing, reporting, social media and broadcasting.
Type of Position: Part time volunteer today!
News Anchors:
Introduce reporters, videotaped and live reports;
Analyze and select stories;
and interview guests.
They sometimes broadcast from remote locations.
News anchors are also required to have a presence on social media.
News Anchor Duties and Responsibilities
News anchors’ primary responsibility is to educate the public about regional, national, world, and local events.
The following duties are a regular part of a news anchor’s job:
Interpret and present news stories so that viewers or listeners can better understand them.
Interact with reporters while on the air.
Conduct live interviews with experts who can provide additional information or opinions.
Investigate stories: Gather, verify, and analyze data from sources
Organize material and write news reports.
Report breaking news as it unfolds.
Produce news shows, including coordinating reporting and reporters.
RainierAvenueRadio.world’s live news broadcasts are currently scheduled
6-6:30pm Mondays and 6:30-7pm Wednesdays.
Availability during these times preferred.
Send resume & cover letter explaining your interest to Rainieravenueradio.world@gmail.com
AUDIO IMAGING
Rainier Avenue Radio is looking for a creative individual to produce innovative imaging for our community radio station.
Even if you don’t have the experience, we can provide you with an internship.
Looking for someone who likes a fast-paced entertainment and news environment,
and working with diverse populations.
Previous experience a plus, but if you’ve got the skills and are willing to learn through hands on training, this might be for you!
Send resume, cover letter explaining your interest, or both, to Rainieravenueradio.world@gmail.com
Packing Emergency Food boxes for community distributions. Opportunities are from 1-4 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Wednesdays there are opportunities to assist with the community distribution at the Central States Fairgrounds. For details and to sign up visit: feedingsouthdakota.org/how-to-help/volunteer/
SnowCap is looking for volunteers to help sort, hang and re-stock donated clothing items, during our Clothing Event at Mountainview Christian Church, August 10th through 13th, between 8:30am and 8:30pm. No special training or skills needed. For safety, all volunteers will need to wear masks and gloves. Volunteer shifts will run approximately 3-4 hours. Please contact nate@snowcap.org for available shift times and further information.
We are looking for volunteers to help distribute food to our clients. Our hours are Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9-12:30. Volunteers must be 16 or older and able to lift 20 lb bags and push 100+ lb carts to the client’s cars. Must wear closed toed shoes and a mask and abide by Covid guidelines. Volunteers will be required to work outdoors. To volunteer, contact volunteer@twinlakesfoodbank.org
We are looking for volunteers to fill food bags and/or deliver the bags to Oak Harbor School district sites for our Food4Kids Weekend Meal Program. You can signup via this link: https://signup.com/go/LXvQGZE
There are many options to volunteer.
Sign-up via this link to participate http://cerv.is/m?0303gAEgJ8v
We are looking for kitchen and warehouse help! These volunteers will help prepare and provide meals for the hungry in our community. In the warehouse, the volunteers will help sort clothing that will be given to those in need. All of these opportunities are Monday – Friday from 8am-12pm.
Contact: Scott@homelessmission.org
We are looking for volunteers at our Everett Food Bank Monday, Wednesday and Thursday’s from 8am to 2pm, Tuesdays from 1:30pm to 6:30pm and Fridays we are not open to clients but are in need of volunteers to help sort and pack boxes from 9am to 2pm. We are also looking for volunteers at our Casino Road Food Pantry on Monday’s from 11am-1pm to help sort food and Tuesday’s from 8am-1pm to help sort and hand out food to clients. No special training or skills needed. Please fill out an application: https://www.volgistics.com/ex/portal.dll/ap?ap=14991217 and email ldonovan@voaww.org. For more information please call Lindsay at 425-349-0380 or email ldonovan@voaww.org.
We seek volunteers to help us prepare more than 6,000 non-perishable weekend meals to precious low-income kids. We have very flexible volunteer hours, and will schedule you according to your availability, Mondays through Saturdays, 10am-6pm. No special training or skills needed. We have fun while we get the job done! We strictly adhere to CDC safety guidelines and everyone must be well, wear a secure mask, have clean hands, and willing to practice social distancing (at least 6 feet apart from each other). You must wear closed toe shoes and arrive at the volunteer entrance, at Women Who Care Community Outreach, 19642 Club House Rd. Suite 620 Montgomery Village MD 20886. For more information please call Terry at 301-740-2777. You may also sign up to volunteer at info@womenwhocareministries.org
The Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank relies on individuals and volunteer groups to help us in our warehouse, at food distribution sites, and at Food Bank events. Anyone who is 11 years of age and older is welcome to volunteer. Training is not required, and there are no time commitments. You may volunteer one time, or on a regular basis. Warehouse volunteer shifts can be at either our Miramar Distribution Warehouse (9850 Distribution Avenue, San Diego 92121) or our new North County Food Bank (1445 Engineer Street, Suite 110, Vista, 92081).
Volunteers must sign up for a shift using our online registration system. To sign up, please visit https://sandiegofoodbank.org/volunteer/
Your support enables our hunger relief operations to continue!
Visit www.somalihealthboard.org for more information on our volunteer opportunities.
We are looking for volunteers to assist with assembly of weekly grocery orders for 20+ shelter families. Assembly occurs on Tuesdays from 9am to 12pm. No special training or skills needed, but face masks are required. To sign up, please email ryan@thomashouseshelter.org. Shelter is located in Garden Grove. Address will be provided upon sign up.
We are looking for people to help support our Kitchen prepare 4,200 meals each day. Shifts are Monday to Friday from 67-11:30am. No special training or skills needed. To sign up, please visit https://www.stvincentdepaul.net/volunteer
As a thank you to our service members and their families, USO San Diego, Liberty Station, and Rock Church is hosting a free event! This event is filled with giveaways, groceries, resources, backpacks, and opportunity drawings.THIS WILL BE A DRIVE THROUGH EVENT. Volunteers are needed to assist with the food distribution from 9am-1pm
Duties include but not limited to help with set-up, check-in, runners, distribute goods, break-down, etc.
To sign up please visit https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A044EABAD2AA2F49-military or call Michelle Pranger at 619-235-6503 for any questions
We are looking for multiple volunteers.
Opportunity 1: We’re recruiting ½ day Mentors to help coach individuals through our workshop. Volunteers can attend any Career Exploration workshop at noon on Fridays. Then they’ll be ready to coach others at our Day of Caring event. Little training is needed for those with good to excellent computer/internet skills (e.g., people who are already comfortable with Zoom and online applications). R2W Volunteer Mentors might also be called upon to participate in an Employer Panel and/or to conduct ½ hour one-on-one sessions with applicants to review their resumes and talk about requirements for careers in their industry. Remotely or in-person at our offices.
Opportunity 2: We’re recruiting volunteers for our Call Bank, similar to past Day Of Caring events. These volunteers can call from home anytime that’s convenient, or from our offices at specific times. Again, little training is needed for volunteers with good to excellent computer/internet skills. Little to no training is needed for those who volunteer at our offices.
Opportunity 3: We’re recruiting STEM Interns to drive our donated technologies. They make a large impact improving the lives of others. These opportunities are just for Advanced Program students in high school and college and require about 70 hours/semester. Note: high performing students can earn a medal from the President of the United States of America.
To sign up, please visit https://www.return2work.org/get-involved/volunteer. For more information visit our site or call (720) 359-1541
We are looking for people to package and distribute meals to kids and families. Various weekdays 7am – 1pm. No special training required many task and activities to do. You must wear closed toe shoes, sleeved shirts/top, mask and gloves. For more information contact Julianna at jroberts@bcoe.org or call 1-530-712-1401
We are looking for people to repack perishable and nonperishable foods at our Food Bank Monday – Friday 10am – 4pm. Must be able to lift 40 lbs. For more information and to sign up go to https://neighborimpact.volunteerhub.com.
We are a food pantry in San Lorenzo distributing groceries via a drive through set up to approximately 80-90- families a day. We are looking for volunteers who would be interested in working 1 or more mornings a week who can commit to at least the next two months. No one-day volunteers at this time. Our hours are 9-1, Monday to Friday. Volunteers will help set up and take down tents, tables and food from storage. They will create bags and boxes of groceries and help distribute them into the trunks of cars. Additionally, volunteers may be asked to bag produce, crush our never ending stack of cardboard, and assist in others projects as available. Able to stand for 3+ hours needed and lifting of 10-45 lbs if applicable.
Contact: slzfoodbank@gmail.com
We are looking for volunteers to put food in plates, hand out supplies, direct traffic and check in participants. August 15, 2020 11am-3pm Pearson Community Center Las Vegas NV. No special skills needed. For sign-up please email drthompkins@myjetfoundation.org
Need Volunteer for our Food Pantry
Must be able to lift upto 35-50 lbs
stand for long time
follow all Northshore Policies and Procedures
TU 8am-12:30pm, TH 4pm-8:30pm, SAT 8am-12:30pm for the new schedule which doesn’t have a start date yet. For training purposes currently the volunteer/s would need to be available on TU from 10am -2:30pm and/or FRI from 10am-2:30pm
Contact: forams@mynorthshore.org
Volunteer Meal Delivery Drivers needed. Help our Seattle-area food service partner restaurants get orders out to gala guests who will be attending our auction from home. We will have three food partners providing delicious meals for our gala participants to purchase and enjoy while watching the live stream of our program the evening of October 18th. Volunteers are needed 2pm-5pm on October 18. Volunteers will be stationed at restaurants and do a contact free pickup and drop off of food at the customers location. Volunteers will be provided with gloves and are required to wear a facemask. Delivery instructions and routes will be provided. Requirements: 18 years+, car, active drivers license. Contact Elise Tinseth, elise.tinseth@farestart.org (206) 787-1585, for more information.
We are looking for volunteers to help deliver pre-ordered meal items/beverages to individual residences in both the Boulder and Denver area curbside at doorstep (no contact) for our fundraising virtual event on September 11, 2020 in the afternoon. Exact time and location TBD. Must wear mask and gloves and be willing to use own vehicle. Proceeds of this event help local families with a child facing a critical illness. If interested, please contact susan@therewithcare.org
The Jewish Relief Agency is looking for volunteers to help deliver boxes of food to recipients in August. Volunteers can choose to deliver in Philadelphia County, Delaware County, Bucks County, and Montgomery County. Volunteers will need to pick up the boxes at JRA’s warehouse in Northeast Philly. JRA’s clients depend on volunteers to deliver food to their homes. JRA has initiated safety protocols and procedures surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic and has implemented a drive-thru model called Express Pick-Up for all deliveries and a Knock, Drop and Go policy at recipient homes. Volunteers are also required to wear a facemask during pickup and deliveries. Volunteers can sign up for the August Food Distribution by visiting jewishrelief.org. Volunteers are needed on Wednesday 8/5 through Friday 8/7 from 9am-2pm, and Sunday 8/9 from 9am-2pm.
The Capital Area Food Bank’s volunteer community is one of our most important resources. Volunteers help Monday through Saturday to pack COVID-19 Emergency Food Boxes in our DC Warehouse, located at 4900 Puerto Rico Ave NE Washington DC 20017, to go out into the community. Volunteers must be able to lift 20 pounds and wear close-toed shoes. To sign up, please visit our online calendar at: https://volunteer.capitalareafoodbank.org/calendar
For more information, please call our Volunteer Department at 202-644-9822.
Virtual Opportunity: COVID-19 Food Assistance Project – Volunteers are needed to verify emergency food site information across the nation. Many sites have changed operations and hours due to COVID-19, volunteers are ascertaining these changes and updating our database via a survey form. Volunteers should be moderately comfortable using web technology and speaking over the phone. The results are freely available to the public by request, via an electronic mapping tool, and the USDA Hunger Hotline. Having accurate data means a hungry family can find an open pantry near them at any time.
More details and sign up via: www.hungervolunteer.volunteerhub.com
Contact: swinter@hungerfreeamerica.org
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