Opportunity Details

Holy Name of Jesus 4th annual Car Show in Semmes, AL.
The proceeds of this car show go to Suzette's Pantry/St. Vincent de Paul society which is dedicated to feeding and clothing the poor in the Semmes/Wilmer AL area.

Suzette's pantry feeds as much as 100 families per week and is funded entirely on donations and fundraisers. Our Car Show is our biggest fundraiser of the year and keeps the food bank running for months.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Silent Auction 1st shift	2	n/a	n/a
Silent Auction 2nd shift	2	n/a	n/a
Set-up/registration	no limit	n/a	n/a
Water Carrier	no limit	n/a	n/a
Kitchen helper	no limit	n/a	n/a
Runner	2	n/a	n/a
Break-down	no limit	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

No child should be hungry! Blessing Baskets provides food and other essential items to families in need within Western Canadian County. This food distribution will provide families nourishing food. Healthy, kid friendly foods are distributed to families twice a month in the summer months as well as at Spring Break and Fall Break to help families have enough food at home while their children are not in school.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	no limit	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

In order for us to meet the increased demand for Home Delivered Meals throughout Washburn County, we have reopened the recruitment for volunteers. Homemade meals are prepared Monday-Friday out of our kitchens located in Spooner, Birchwood, and Minong. Home-delivered meals are available to older adults age 60+ who are homebound due to health reasons, and physically or emotionally unable to travel for a meal with others. During COVID, eligibility opened to any Wisconsin older adult age 60+, in need of meals. This will most likely continue through the end of 2021. Call Missy Murley, Nutrition Director at 715-635-4460 to volunteer.

Is there mileage reimbursement for volunteers?
Home Delivered Meals drivers and RSVP drivers will be given the following options for mileage reimbursement:

If using your own vehicle:
 Option 1: Complete and turn in the monthly Travel Expense Voucher and receive the current Federal Reimbursement Rate of .56 cents per mile. Since this reimbursement option is over the allowable non-taxable volunteer rate of .14 cents per mile, once total reimbursement over .14 cents per mile equals $600 or more within any fiscal year, you will be issued a 1099 at the end of that year, which is reportable income for tax purposes.
 Option 2: Complete and turn in a monthly Travel Expense Voucher and receive the current Federal Volunteer Non-Taxable Reimbursement rate of .14 cents per mile.
 Option 3: Opt-out of receiving a volunteer mileage reimbursement, but remain eligible to deduct “out of pocket” expenses incurred in providing donated services up to .14 cents per mile when filing taxes.

If using a county vehicle:
 Option 1: Complete and turn in a monthly Travel Expense Voucher and receive the Federal Volunteer Non-Taxable Reimbursement rate of .14 cents per mile.
 Option 2: Opt-out of receiving a volunteer mileage reimbursement, but remain eligible to deduct “out of pocket” expenses incurred in providing donated services up to .14 cents per mile when filing taxes. There would most likely not be any expenses incurred.

Opportunity Details

Come help bring healthy, local, culturally-relevant food to the immigrant and refugee community of Southwest Seattle! The Delridge Farmers Market is a joyful monthly community event, featuring BIPOC vendors and robust food access programs. Volunteers help make the magic happen - packing food, putting up tents, answering questions, and more! If you love community, food, and being a jack-of-all-trades, this opportunity is for you.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Morning Shift	5	n/a	n/a
Afternoon Shift	5	n/a	n/a
All Day	5	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

For our Hot Meals program, volunteers will be assisting Chefs Ed and Tyler in the kitchen by packaging nutritious, hot meals in boxes to-go. Other volunteers may pack cold lunches. Both hot meals and cold lunches are distributed to anyone who is hungry, and volunteers help see this effort through.

Volunteers are all required to sanitize, and wear masks and gloves, which we can provide if necessary. We have a hand-sanitizing station in the Pantry, and ask that you be able to stand for 3.5 hours.

Opportunity Details

Thank you for your interest in volunteering for NY Common Pantry's Bronx Choice Pantry Program! Our mission would be fruitless without the help of thoughtful volunteers like you.

Volunteers at our Choice Pantries (located in Manhattan and the Bronx) help package and distribute free packages of groceries to low income families and individuals. Specific tasks include sorting and packing produce, assembling and distributing each pantry package, and other activities as needed.

Volunteers for this project must be at least 18 plus, be able to stand for 3.5 hours and be able to consistently handle 30lb packages of groceries. Please wear closed toed shoes (such as sneakers) and comfortable clothing that can get dirty.

We operate on two shifts a day; morning (9:00am - 12:30pm) and afternoon (12:30pm-4:00pm) Tuesday through Saturday. Please indicate which shift you or your team would like to volunteer for, by emailing Volunteer Manager, Erin Williams at volunteer@nycommonpantry.org.

If you are unable to volunteer, we ask for advanced notice whenever possible. Please contact volunteer@nycommonpantry.org for questions.

Opportunity Details

Have 90 minutes, a car and a drive to make a change? Download our app and sign up to rescue perfectly good food from ending up in landfills and transport it to one of our nonprofit partners that fight food insecurity in our Greater Cincinnati community.

Opportunity Details

E.A.T.S. Atlanta stands for Educating Atlantans Toward Self-Sufficiency. This is our holistic food security programming that consists of weekly food distributions to neighbors in need, ongoing food systems programming for our youth in the Brownwood Park Community Garden, and afterschool and summer programming focused on healthy eating. Our pressing need for volunteers is with the weekly food distribution days and our garden work days.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	4	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

We are in need of Volunteers every Saturday to help to distribute food to our neighbors in need

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Empowering Culpeper is a food distribution center serving Culpeper County, which operates on the third Saturday of each month at Culpeper United Methodist Church. The program is 100% volunteer-led, and volunteers are needed to receive and unpack food, facilitate food pick-up, and maintain monthly operation. Please contact Jill Skelton at 540-718-4132 or jandmskelton@gmail.com to sign up for this volunteer opportunity.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	no limit	n/a	n/a