Opportunities From: Tarrant Area Food Bank

Individuals are invited to volunteer for On-line Order Control at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's distribution center (Parker County), where donated food products are sorted, pulled and packed for pick up by clients.

 Volunteer roles can include, but are not limited to:

Pullling cans, grocery items and packaged meats Preparing boxes 

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time and lift 30-40 pounds.

Closed toe shoes are required.

Minimum Age :

Individuals as young as 14 years old and 55 inches tall may volunteer.  Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

 

The Tarrant Area Food Bank Community Garden Program is an initiative in which communities at risk of hunger and malnutrition are guided and inspired to grow their own produce. This program offers creative and simple solutions to improve access to nutritious food in our service area.

Volunteers are invited to help at workdays in our TAFB West Market Garden, 112 Winners Circle, Weatherford, TX 76087. No prior experience is required, however volunteers should feel comfortable lifting, bending, stooping and working in outside weather conditions.

Please dress for the weather in layers of clothing that can get dirty. Wear close-toed shoes or boots. Hats, sunglasses, sunscreen and bug spray are also recommended. Please wear or bring a coat and hat for cold workdays if you are able.

Volunteer roles include but are not limited to:

Weeding Watering Planting Harvesting Composting Seed starting

Individuals as young as 13 years old may volunteer in the Learning Garden; however, ages 13-15 years old MUST have at least one adult volunteering with every 5 youth.

If your schedule changes and you are not able to attend this event, please un-register so someone else can sign up. We need all of our spaces filled by those who are able to attend.

Volunteers are Encouraged to Bring Their Own:

Garden gloves Bandana or towel  Water Personal face mask if desired

TAFB will have garden gloves available for volunteers to use, if needed.

SAFETY PROCEDURES

Per CDC guidance, masks are no longer required in the garden, which is considered a non-crowded outdoor space. We encourage volunteers to continue self-screening for wellness, washing hands, and practicing good health hygiene at all times. 

Individuals are invited to volunteer for On-line Order Control at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's distribution center (Parker County), where donated food products are sorted, pulled and packed for pick up by clients.

 Volunteer roles can include, but are not limited to:

Pullling cans, grocery items and packaged meats Preparing boxes 

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time and lift 30-40 pounds.

Closed toe shoes are required.

Minimum Age :

Individuals as young as 14 years old and 55 inches tall may volunteer.  Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Groups and individuals are invited to volunteer at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's Mission Market (Parker County), where individuals and families in need are able to "shop" for groceries free of charge. Mission Market volunteers make a BIG impact by ensuring our neighbors facing food insecurity are able to put meals on the table for their family.

 Volunteer roles include:

Stocking the shelves with shelf-stable items, fresh produce and dairy items and packaged protein Stock cooler and freezer Stage non-food items (when applicable)

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time.

Please wear closed toed shoes.

 Minimum Age and Chaperones:

Individuals young and old may volunteer in the Mission Market. Children 13 years old and under require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 3 children volunteering. Kids ages 14-15 years old require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 10 youth. Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Groups and individuals are invited to volunteer at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's Mission Market (Parker County), where individuals and families in need are able to "shop" for groceries free of charge. Mission Market volunteers make a BIG impact by ensuring our neighbors facing food insecurity are able to put meals on the table for their family.

 Volunteer roles can include, but are not limited to:

Stocking the shelves with shelf-stable items, fresh produce and dairy items and packaged protein Completing registration paperwork Helping visitors while they shop  Assisting with loading groceries into their vehicles

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time.

Please wear closed toed shoes.

Minimum Age and Chaperones:

Individuals young and old may volunteer in the Mission Market. Children 13 years old and under require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 3 children volunteering. Kids ages 14-15 years old require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 10 youth. Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Groups and individuals are invited to volunteer at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's Mission Market (Parker County), where individuals and families in need are able to "shop" for groceries free of charge. Mission Market volunteers make a BIG impact by ensuring our neighbors facing food insecurity are able to put meals on the table for their family.

 Volunteer roles can include, but are not limited to:

Stocking the shelves with shelf-stable items, fresh produce and dairy items and packaged protein Completing registration paperwork Helping visitors while they shop  Assisting with loading groceries into their vehicles

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time.

Please wear closed toed shoes.

Minimum Age and Chaperones:

Individuals young and old may volunteer in the Mission Market. Children 13 years old and under require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 3 children volunteering. Kids ages 14-15 years old require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 10 youth. Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Groups and individuals are invited to volunteer at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's Mission Market (Parker County), where individuals and families in need are able to "shop" for groceries free of charge. Mission Market volunteers make a BIG impact by ensuring our neighbors facing food insecurity are able to put meals on the table for their family.

 Volunteer roles can include, but are not limited to:

Stocking the shelves with shelf-stable items, fresh produce and dairy items and packaged protein Completing registration paperwork Helping visitors while they shop  Assisting with loading groceries into their vehicles

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time.

Please wear closed toed shoes.

Minimum Age and Chaperones:

Individuals young and old may volunteer in the Mission Market. Children 13 years old and under require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 3 children volunteering. Kids ages 14-15 years old require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 10 youth. Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Groups and individuals are invited to volunteer at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's Mission Market (Parker County), where individuals and families in need are able to "shop" for groceries free of charge. Mission Market volunteers make a BIG impact by ensuring our neighbors facing food insecurity are able to put meals on the table for their family.

 Volunteer roles include:

Stocking the shelves with shelf-stable items, fresh produce and dairy items and packaged protein Stock cooler and freezer Stage non-food items (when applicable)

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time.

Please wear closed toed shoes.

 Minimum Age and Chaperones:

Individuals young and old may volunteer in the Mission Market. Children 13 years old and under require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 3 children volunteering. Kids ages 14-15 years old require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 10 youth. Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Individuals are invited to volunteer for On-line Order Control at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's distribution center (Parker County), where donated food products are sorted, pulled and packed for pick up by clients.

 Volunteer roles can include, but are not limited to:

Pullling cans, grocery items and packaged meats Preparing boxes 

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time and lift 30-40 pounds.

Closed toe shoes are required.

Minimum Age :

Individuals as young as 14 years old and 55 inches tall may volunteer.  Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Groups and individuals are invited to volunteer at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's Mission Market (Parker County), where individuals and families in need are able to "shop" for groceries free of charge. Mission Market volunteers make a BIG impact by ensuring our neighbors facing food insecurity are able to put meals on the table for their family.

 Volunteer roles can include, but are not limited to:

Stocking the shelves with shelf-stable items, fresh produce and dairy items and packaged protein Completing registration paperwork Helping visitors while they shop  Assisting with loading groceries into their vehicles

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time.

Please wear closed toed shoes.

Minimum Age and Chaperones:

Individuals young and old may volunteer in the Mission Market. Children 13 years old and under require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 3 children volunteering. Kids ages 14-15 years old require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 10 youth. Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

 

The Tarrant Area Food Bank Community Garden Program is an initiative in which communities at risk of hunger and malnutrition are guided and inspired to grow their own produce. This program offers creative and simple solutions to improve access to nutritious food in our service area.

Volunteers are invited to help at workdays in our TAFB West Market Garden, 112 Winners Circle, Weatherford, TX 76087. No prior experience is required, however volunteers should feel comfortable lifting, bending, stooping and working in outside weather conditions.

Please dress for the weather in layers of clothing that can get dirty. Wear close-toed shoes or boots. Hats, sunglasses, sunscreen and bug spray are also recommended. Please wear or bring a coat and hat for cold workdays if you are able.

Volunteer roles include but are not limited to:

Weeding Watering Planting Harvesting Composting Seed starting

Individuals as young as 13 years old may volunteer in the Learning Garden; however, ages 13-15 years old MUST have at least one adult volunteering with every 5 youth.

If your schedule changes and you are not able to attend this event, please un-register so someone else can sign up. We need all of our spaces filled by those who are able to attend.

Volunteers are Encouraged to Bring Their Own:

Garden gloves Bandana or towel  Water Personal face mask if desired

TAFB will have garden gloves available for volunteers to use, if needed.

SAFETY PROCEDURES

Per CDC guidance, masks are no longer required in the garden, which is considered a non-crowded outdoor space. We encourage volunteers to continue self-screening for wellness, washing hands, and practicing good health hygiene at all times. 

Individuals are invited to volunteer for On-line Order Control at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's distribution center (Parker County), where donated food products are sorted, pulled and packed for pick up by clients.

 Volunteer roles can include, but are not limited to:

Pullling cans, grocery items and packaged meats Preparing boxes 

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time and lift 30-40 pounds.

Closed toe shoes are required.

Minimum Age :

Individuals as young as 14 years old and 55 inches tall may volunteer.  Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Individuals are invited to volunteer for On-line Order Control at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's distribution center (Parker County), where donated food products are sorted, pulled and packed for pick up by clients.

 Volunteer roles can include, but are not limited to:

Pullling cans, grocery items and packaged meats Preparing boxes 

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time and lift 30-40 pounds.

Closed toe shoes are required.

Minimum Age :

Individuals as young as 14 years old and 55 inches tall may volunteer.  Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Individuals are invited to volunteer for On-line Order Control at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's distribution center (Parker County), where donated food products are sorted, pulled and packed for pick up by clients.

 Volunteer roles can include, but are not limited to:

Pullling cans, grocery items and packaged meats Preparing boxes 

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time and lift 30-40 pounds.

Closed toe shoes are required.

Minimum Age :

Individuals as young as 14 years old and 55 inches tall may volunteer.  Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Groups and individuals are invited to volunteer at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's Mission Market (Parker County), where individuals and families in need are able to "shop" for groceries free of charge. Mission Market volunteers make a BIG impact by ensuring our neighbors facing food insecurity are able to put meals on the table for their family.

 Volunteer roles include:

Stocking the shelves with shelf-stable items, fresh produce and dairy items and packaged protein Stock cooler and freezer Stage non-food items (when applicable)

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time.

Please wear closed toed shoes.

 Minimum Age and Chaperones:

Individuals young and old may volunteer in the Mission Market. Children 13 years old and under require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 3 children volunteering. Kids ages 14-15 years old require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 10 youth. Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Groups and individuals are invited to volunteer at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's Mission Market (Parker County), where individuals and families in need are able to "shop" for groceries free of charge. Mission Market volunteers make a BIG impact by ensuring our neighbors facing food insecurity are able to put meals on the table for their family.

 Volunteer roles can include, but are not limited to:

Stocking the shelves with shelf-stable items, fresh produce and dairy items and packaged protein Completing registration paperwork Helping visitors while they shop  Assisting with loading groceries into their vehicles

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time.

Please wear closed toed shoes.

Minimum Age and Chaperones:

Individuals young and old may volunteer in the Mission Market. Children 13 years old and under require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 3 children volunteering. Kids ages 14-15 years old require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 10 youth. Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Groups and individuals are invited to volunteer at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's Mission Market (Parker County), where individuals and families in need are able to "shop" for groceries free of charge. Mission Market volunteers make a BIG impact by ensuring our neighbors facing food insecurity are able to put meals on the table for their family.

 Volunteer roles can include, but are not limited to:

Stocking the shelves with shelf-stable items, fresh produce and dairy items and packaged protein Completing registration paperwork Helping visitors while they shop  Assisting with loading groceries into their vehicles

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time.

Please wear closed toed shoes.

Minimum Age and Chaperones:

Individuals young and old may volunteer in the Mission Market. Children 13 years old and under require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 3 children volunteering. Kids ages 14-15 years old require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 10 youth. Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Groups and individuals are invited to volunteer at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's Mission Market (Parker County), where individuals and families in need are able to "shop" for groceries free of charge. Mission Market volunteers make a BIG impact by ensuring our neighbors facing food insecurity are able to put meals on the table for their family.

 Volunteer roles include:

Stocking the shelves with shelf-stable items, fresh produce and dairy items and packaged protein Stock cooler and freezer Stage non-food items (when applicable)

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time.

Please wear closed toed shoes.

 Minimum Age and Chaperones:

Individuals young and old may volunteer in the Mission Market. Children 13 years old and under require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 3 children volunteering. Kids ages 14-15 years old require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 10 youth. Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

 

Our CSFP is a program geared toward our seniors in need. We have prepacked boxes for distribution and the Mission Market will be available at that time as well.

We will need volunteers to hand out the boxes and assist our seniors in the Mission Market.

On the day of when you arrive you will be given further details on what part of the project you will be helping with. Thanks and hope to see you at WEST!

PLEASE WEAR CLOSED TOED SHOES

This opportunity will be located at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West in Weatherford.

Location:  112 Winners Circle, Weatherford, Texas 76087 (in the Industrial Park next to Canyon West Golf Course)

Please enter and park in the parking spots located near the main entrance.

Groups and individuals are invited to volunteer at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's Mission Market (Parker County), where individuals and families in need are able to "shop" for groceries free of charge. Mission Market volunteers make a BIG impact by ensuring our neighbors facing food insecurity are able to put meals on the table for their family.

 Volunteer roles include:

Stocking the shelves with shelf-stable items, fresh produce and dairy items and packaged protein Stock cooler and freezer Stage non-food items (when applicable)

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time.

Please wear closed toed shoes.

 Minimum Age and Chaperones:

Individuals young and old may volunteer in the Mission Market. Children 13 years old and under require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 3 children volunteering. Kids ages 14-15 years old require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 10 youth. Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

 

The Tarrant Area Food Bank Community Garden Program is an initiative in which communities at risk of hunger and malnutrition are guided and inspired to grow their own produce. This program offers creative and simple solutions to improve access to nutritious food in our service area.

Volunteers are invited to help at workdays in our TAFB West Market Garden, 112 Winners Circle, Weatherford, TX 76087. No prior experience is required, however volunteers should feel comfortable lifting, bending, stooping and working in outside weather conditions.

Please dress for the weather in layers of clothing that can get dirty. Wear close-toed shoes or boots. Hats, sunglasses, sunscreen and bug spray are also recommended. Please wear or bring a coat and hat for cold workdays if you are able.

Volunteer roles include but are not limited to:

Weeding Watering Planting Harvesting Composting Seed starting

Individuals as young as 13 years old may volunteer in the Learning Garden; however, ages 13-15 years old MUST have at least one adult volunteering with every 5 youth.

If your schedule changes and you are not able to attend this event, please un-register so someone else can sign up. We need all of our spaces filled by those who are able to attend.

Volunteers are Encouraged to Bring Their Own:

Garden gloves Bandana or towel  Water Personal face mask if desired

TAFB will have garden gloves available for volunteers to use, if needed.

SAFETY PROCEDURES

Per CDC guidance, masks are no longer required in the garden, which is considered a non-crowded outdoor space. We encourage volunteers to continue self-screening for wellness, washing hands, and practicing good health hygiene at all times. 

Groups and individuals are invited to volunteer at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's Mission Market (Parker County), where individuals and families in need are able to "shop" for groceries free of charge. Mission Market volunteers make a BIG impact by ensuring our neighbors facing food insecurity are able to put meals on the table for their family.

 Volunteer roles can include, but are not limited to:

Stocking the shelves with shelf-stable items, fresh produce and dairy items and packaged protein Completing registration paperwork Helping visitors while they shop  Assisting with loading groceries into their vehicles

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time.

Please wear closed toed shoes.

Minimum Age and Chaperones:

Individuals young and old may volunteer in the Mission Market. Children 13 years old and under require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 3 children volunteering. Kids ages 14-15 years old require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 10 youth. Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Groups and individuals are invited to volunteer at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's Mission Market (Parker County), where individuals and families in need are able to "shop" for groceries free of charge. Mission Market volunteers make a BIG impact by ensuring our neighbors facing food insecurity are able to put meals on the table for their family.

 Volunteer roles can include, but are not limited to:

Stocking the shelves with shelf-stable items, fresh produce and dairy items and packaged protein Completing registration paperwork Helping visitors while they shop  Assisting with loading groceries into their vehicles

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time.

Please wear closed toed shoes.

Minimum Age and Chaperones:

Individuals young and old may volunteer in the Mission Market. Children 13 years old and under require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 3 children volunteering. Kids ages 14-15 years old require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 10 youth. Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Groups and individuals are invited to volunteer at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's Mission Market (Parker County), where individuals and families in need are able to "shop" for groceries free of charge. Mission Market volunteers make a BIG impact by ensuring our neighbors facing food insecurity are able to put meals on the table for their family.

 Volunteer roles can include, but are not limited to:

Stocking the shelves with shelf-stable items, fresh produce and dairy items and packaged protein Completing registration paperwork Helping visitors while they shop  Assisting with loading groceries into their vehicles

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time.

Please wear closed toed shoes.

Minimum Age and Chaperones:

Individuals young and old may volunteer in the Mission Market. Children 13 years old and under require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 3 children volunteering. Kids ages 14-15 years old require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 10 youth. Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Groups and individuals are invited to volunteer at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's Mission Market (Parker County), where individuals and families in need are able to "shop" for groceries free of charge. Mission Market volunteers make a BIG impact by ensuring our neighbors facing food insecurity are able to put meals on the table for their family.

 Volunteer roles include:

Stocking the shelves with shelf-stable items, fresh produce and dairy items and packaged protein Stock cooler and freezer Stage non-food items (when applicable)

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time.

Please wear closed toed shoes.

 Minimum Age and Chaperones:

Individuals young and old may volunteer in the Mission Market. Children 13 years old and under require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 3 children volunteering. Kids ages 14-15 years old require one adult chaperone for every 1 to 10 youth. Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Individuals are invited to volunteer for On-line Order Control at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's distribution center (Parker County), where donated food products are sorted, pulled and packed for pick up by clients.

 Volunteer roles can include, but are not limited to:

Pullling cans, grocery items and packaged meats Preparing boxes 

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time and lift 30-40 pounds.

Closed toe shoes are required.

Minimum Age :

Individuals as young as 14 years old and 55 inches tall may volunteer.  Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.

Individuals are invited to volunteer for On-line Order Control at Tarrant Area Food Bank - West's distribution center (Parker County), where donated food products are sorted, pulled and packed for pick up by clients.

 Volunteer roles can include, but are not limited to:

Pullling cans, grocery items and packaged meats Preparing boxes 

Unless other arrangements are made, volunteers should be able to stand for extended periods of time and lift 30-40 pounds.

Closed toe shoes are required.

Minimum Age :

Individuals as young as 14 years old and 55 inches tall may volunteer.  Because Tarrant Area Food Bank is concerned about the safety of all volunteers, there are no exceptions to this policy.