Opportunity Details

Our foodbank has delivered over 250,000 pounds of food since our new foodbank was opened (reopened) on March of 2020.

We need lots of volunteer help to keep our shelves stocked for our clients and to store and manage the food and other products when they are delivered twice monthly. We Have a brigade of about 20 volunteers, the most wonderful ladies and a couple of great men, most in their 70's and 80's. We couldn't do it all without them. They also have a wonderful time as it is a nice social gathering for them two days weekly where they work hard and enjoy being useful to our community. We always need more helping hands so please come by and volunteer. Contact our director as shown on our website. https://kiowacreek.org/who-we-are/foodbank-of-kiowa-creek-community-church/.

We will be looking for a new director by July 2023 as the current director will be moving out of state at that time.

Opportunity Details

Meet great people and give back to your community. Each month we rely on the generous support of over 80 volunteers to help us sort rescued food, pack the food into our weekly delivered food boxes for 120+ food insecure households, and run our weekly Rescued Food Market which serves 160+ households.

Opportunity Details

Suitable for groups of 6-10 people.

You will cook over 100 puddings for our community meal service which provides 400 meals a week to those struggling with food access. Our team and kitchen can not normally include puddings due to capacity and space issues, but it is a wonderful addition when we have extra volunteers.

We then encourage you to sign up to help deliver the meals to people around Hackney with us. This is a vital part of our weekly service. We have space for 2 people to do a walking route as well as cyclists.

The timetable for the day would be:
9.30am - All arrive at Liberty Hall, E5 9AA.
10am-2pm - Cook and prepare over 100 puddings with one of our chefs. Ensure kitchen is clean afterwards.
Lunch break - around 12 pm or 1 pm, depending on cooking schedule
Within 5 minutes walk, there is a cafe by the river, or another cafe in the park for a team lunch.

Please see below for more information for followup opportunity to deliver meals. We may have space for 2 people to do a walking route, besides the cyclists.

CYCLE COURIER - as follow up volunteer opportunity
The purpose is to deliver community meals direct to door on Mondays or Wednesdays from 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm. This can be arranged later with the volunteer manager.
You will need your own bicycle, a smartphone for delivery routes, and WhatsApp.

Opportunity Details

Looking for a fun and family-friendly volunteer opportunity that has a real impact on families who have fled the Ukraine because of the war? Then join us to package over 20,000 high nutritious meals in just a couple of hours that will be distributed to the Ukrainian refugees by our partner Feed the Hungry.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	100	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Every month India House hosts a Free Food Distribution that provides fresh produce, vegetables, canned goods, and more to 400 families. This program is executed largely by volunteers with a compassionate heart like you! Unloading the Houston Food Bank mobile units, arranging on tables, placing items in a grocery cart, and loading into a car are the main duties. We offer free refreshments for our volunteers! Come at least four times, receive an India House shirt!

Free Food Distribution is the second and fourth Wednesday of every month. Volunteers are welcomed at 8:30 am - 11:30 am.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70a0e44a5ac29a7fe3-free65

Opportunity Details

The Centro Mercado, our free food market, is open to anyone in the community—no requirements, no appointment needed. The Mercado is located across the street from Centro Cultural at 1216 East Baseline Street and open 6 days a week thanks to volunteer support.

Volunteers help with organizing food supplies, stocking pantry shelves, and possibly some cleanup.

Opportunity Details

A majority of the programs we hope to offer are a part of our national SKILLSET (Sustainable Knowledge In Learning Life Skills Educational Training) Initiative. With the SKILLSET Initiative, we aim to mentor youth, young adults, and low-income families to learn various skills to better equip them to fill high demand jobs in an ever-changing society. If you would like to volunteer to help mentor the youth, please provide us with a brief description of yourself and your expertise at volunteer@peasinc.org and we will reach out to you ASAP.

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Thank you to our many amazing volunteers at Monadnock United Way who help make this important work possible. You are making a real difference in our community!

Monadnock United Way connects individuals and groups to meaningful volunteer opportunities that impact lives.We have opportunities available for people of all ages and skill levels, and in a variety of areas. Whether your strengths are in finances or gardening, crafts or data collection, your skills will be put to good use at MUW. You can help us fulfill our mission of fighting for children, education, and financial stability in every community throughout our region!

Groups
MUW connects employee teams, school groups, community organizations, and any other interested group to meaningful volunteer opportunities with our partner agencies and other community partners.

Whether you're looking for a one-day activity or quarterly team-building projects, we can help you through the process.
Individuals
The small staff at the MUW office in Keene is always looking for assistance with a variety of projects, big and small.

Whether you have 30 minutes to help stuff envelopes, a few hours for landscaping, or several days a week to assist us with ongoing projects, we could use your help! You can also look at below for more information about longer-term volunteer positions.
Campaign team
The success of MUW’s annual fundraising campaign depends on the support of a large network of volunteers. MUW raises nearly $1.5 million annually and we couldn’t do this without volunteers.

Whether you’re interested in managing workplace campaigns as a Loaned Employee, connecting with individual donors, or making thank you calls, we have a spot for you on the campaign team!

Visit our campaign page for more information.
Investment Process
Volunteers for the investment process form teams that review proposals from the programs that apply for MUW funds. Additionally, teams visit the programs they review to have in-depth discussions about collaboration, budgets, metrics, strengths, opportunities, and results.

Through this intensive review process, Investment Team volunteers produce funding recommendations that inform MUW’s investments in local nonprofit programs and initiatives.
Impact Monadnock
Impact Monadnock (IM) is MUW’s signature investment in early childhood. IM strives to prepare Monadnock-region children ages 0-8 for future academic, career, and life success. To read more about Impact Monadnock and its various project teams, click here.

If you’re interested in volunteering for IM-related projects, contact us to find out more about available opportunities.

To learn more about volunteer opportunities at Monadnock United Way, contact us at 603-352-4209.

Opportunity Details

Volunteer with us to support Walk for Rice on Saturday, June 29th at Seward Park.

WHAT: ACRS' seeks volunteers to work with us to carry out our 2025Walk for Rice. Volunteer roles range from event set-up, registration, guest coordination and more.
WHEN: Saturday, June 28. Volunteer roles will likely take place between 7 A.M. - and 2:00 P.M. There are some roles that take place before the event.
WHERE: Volunteering will take place at Seward Park unless noted otherwise.
WHY: This cherished community event brings over a thousand people to Seward Park each year in June to support our Chinatown-International District food bank! Learn more about the event here (www.walkforrice.org).
WHO: This event is very open to a wide range of community members. We have volunteer opportunities for youth as young as 8 (if supervised). Please just note any requirements listed in the volunteer role descriptions below before you sign-up.

HOW DO I VOLUNTEER? Visit www.bit.ly/2025WFRVOLUNTEER and you can learn more and sign up for any open roles. You can also sign up on behalf of a group.

Thank you for considering volunteering to help us in the fight against hunger.

Interesting in participating in the event? Visit https://www.walkforrice.org.

Interested in taking on a lead volunteer role during the event? Please contact volunteer@acrs.og!

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	10	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

York Region Food Network is a non-profit organization that works on food security and food policy initiatives. Many of our community programs happen at our office location in Aurora. These programs include: drop-in breakfasts, Good Food Box pickups, and cooking/gardening workshops. Our office space has been in desperate need of a re-paint in order to brighten the space for our community members and program participants! We are looking for an enthusiastic group of volunteers to help move some furniture (~30 lbs of lifting), wipe down baseboards, tape edges and most importantly, re-paint the walls! We will be providing a light lunch for volunteers. We ask volunteers to wear clothes that they wouldn't mind getting paint on, just in case! We have washrooms where you can change clothes if needed.

Budget request: funding is needed for drop-cloths, painters tape, paint brushes and paint adding up to approximately $300.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	15	n/a	n/a