We have numerous volunteer opportunities at the pantry. Do you want to volunteer on the weekends or on weekdays?

WEEKENDS

Here are the signups to help at distributions, which typically involve volunteering from 7:30 am to 12:00 pm on Saturdays. Jobs can range from setting up, shopping through the pantry, loading vehicles, distributing food, parking, breaking down boxes, and cleaning up the pantry. Volunteers will be both inside and outside throughout the morning, so they should dress accordingly. The pantry is a fast-paced environment, and we ask volunteers on distribution days to be 16 and older for their safety. 

After the last family is served, volunteers are released by the shift supervisor. To volunteer, please click the button below.

WEEKDAYS

Here are the signups to help during the weekdays. Weekday help has two main categories: Receiving Truck Orders and Stocking Shelves. *Please note* The dates/times for receiving truck orders are subject to change due to the Feeding America truck availability. Each day may involve other items such as cleaning, splitting, or various odd tasks as the pantry's needs require. Due to the unknown nature of the jobs, volunteers may be both inside and outside throughout the shift, so they should dress accordingly. The pantry is fast-paced, and we ask that volunteers be 16 and older for their safety. At the end of the shift, the supervisor will release the volunteers. To volunteer, please click the button below.

Would you like to help at our Christmas Distribution on December 21st? Sign up below. There are two shifts: 7:30-11:30 and 11:00-3:00. Please do not sign up if you cannot work the complete shift. Jobs can range from setting up, shopping through the pantry, loading vehicles, distributing food, parking, breaking down boxes, and cleaning up the pantry. Volunteers will be both inside and outside throughout the morning, so they should dress accordingly. The pantry is a fast-paced environment, and we ask volunteers on distribution days to be 16 and older for their safety. After the last family is served, volunteers are released by the shift supervisor.