We very literally could not do the work we do without the assistance of our volunteers. Some of the roles volunteers take on at the Food Bank include:

• Van drivers pick up food from food drives in the community and make deliveries to schools and community organizations.
• Co-pilots assist our drivers with their daily routes.
• Baggers put together the prepackaged bags of groceries at the WDC that go out to our satellite locations or to elementary students around the county.
• Administrative volunteers check-in clients that come for service, do critical data entry, and support us with phone reception at both the CSC and WDC.
• Service floor volunteers assist clients as they make their way through our “grocery store” at the CSC.
• Kitchen volunteers take items purchased or donated in bulk (like dried beans, oatmeal, or foods rescued from restaurants) and repackage them into family size or individual portions at the CSC.
• Warehouse Volunteers run the back-end of lifting, loading, and organizing to get food on the shelves for clients at both the CSC and WDC.
• School Volunteers teach nutrition classes alongside staff, bring students into their school’s garden during recess, and/or get their hands dirty in the garden helping plants grow for the fall.
• Gleaning Volunteers harvest fresh fruit and vegetables from local farms to bring to the Food Bank. Transportation provided.
• Summer Lunch Volunteers work in the kitchen at the CSC preparing meals for low income kids throughout the county.
• SuperSort Volunteers help go through thousands of pounds of mixed food donation boxes at the WDC, sorting them into categories that are easier to hand out to clients.

For more information about volunteer opportunities, visit our volunteer page or