Volunteer: Mobile Food Distribution VolunteerThe Tarrant Area Food Bank delivers a variety of nutritious food to us for our outside distribution to our local families. Volunteers set up tables and supplies, greet families, unpack food from pallets, bag produce, box food items for each family, carry groceries to families’ cars and/or help with clean-up when the distribution is finished. All ages and abilities are welcome! Program: Partner Agency- St Peter & St Paul Anglican Church The Tarrant Area Food Bank delivers a variety of nutritious food to us for our outside distribution to our local families. Volunteers set up tables and supplies, greet families, unpack food from pallets, bag produce, box food items for each family, carry groceries to families’ cars and/or help with clean-up when the distribution is finished. All ages and abilities are welcome! Program: Partner Agency- St Peter & St Paul Anglican Church Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 76016 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Partner Agency- CRC at MET Church Mobile MarketJOIN THE TEAM!! We can’t do what we do without YOU!! Our faithful volunteers are what makes helping so many people possible. Saturday Mobile Market Volunteer opportunities include: Food Distribution Volunteer (Lanes 1-4) Traffic/Flags in Distribution (Lanes 1-4) Parking Lot volunteer.Saturday Mobile Market Address 11305 N. Riverside Dr. Fort Worth, TX 76244 817-502-3885 x 402 Welcome & Arrival Time: Thank you for signing up as a First-Time Volunteer! First-Time Volunteers should arrive at 7:00 am to receive the First-Time Volunteer Orientation. Dress: Dress comfortably, and in weather-appropriate attire. Layers are encouraged. Tennis shoes and hiking boots are recommended. Closed-toe shoes are required. Crocs, slip-ons, and house shoes are not acceptable. Parking: The Volunteer Entrance sign indicates the point of entry for volunteers. Park in the volunteer parking area. Check-In/Check-Out: Walk towards the playground, follow the Feather Flags & signage indicating “Volunteer Check In”, proceed inside the building to Check-In. Check-In at the computer KIOSK, grab a vest. Restrooms are available inside the building. Safety Vests: All volunteers are required to have a safety vest on during their volunteering. Vests are provided by CRC at Check-In. You may bring your own bright colored vest. Pre-registration: Volunteers should be pre-registered. Pre-registration verify spots are available for the shift you desire to attend. Website: visit the CRC website (cindyramseycenter.org/volunteer > volunteer today > calendar) to see available shifts. Gates Close: Volunteer Entrance gate closes at 7:45 am. Food Entrance gate closes at 10 am. When the gate is closed and all vehicles have exited the lot, the shift is over. End of Shift: At the end of your shift velcro or zip the vests before returning them to the “used-vests” bucket. Weather: The Saturday Mobile Market is open rain or shine. Dress for the weather. The parking lot feels 10 degrees cooler and hotter. The Saturday Mobile Market will not close due to rain - expect delays due to lightning, ice, or Snow. Social Media-Follow the Cindy Ramsey Center on Instagram, Facebook, and check our website for updates. Communication: CRC staff will communicate via the website, social media, and email. CRC follows KISD school closures during the school year. Water / Beverages: Bring a water bottle to rehydrate. CRC provides water bottles on site. Recycle: Recycle by placing bottles in the crate next to the trash can. Beverages provided: Gatorade in hot weather, and free coffee in the morning. Community Service Hours: Email Abby Gallardo at agallardo@cindyramseycenter.org or bring paperwork and turn in your folder at Check-In. You must have a sign-in and check-in under your First and Last name for hours to be approved. We provide 3 hours and 15 minutes to individuals who are checked in and in a role before the morning meeting and who volunteer for the entire shift. Abby Gallardo agallardo@cindyramseycenter.org 817-502-3885 x 402 Program: Partner Agency- Cindy Ramsey Center at Met Church JOIN THE TEAM!! We can’t do what we do without YOU!! Our faithful volunteers are what makes helping so many people possible. Saturday Mobile Market Volunteer opportunities include: Food Distribution Volunteer (Lanes 1-4) Traffic/Flags in Distribution (Lanes 1-4) Parking Lot volunteer.Saturday Mobile Market Address 11305 N. Riverside Dr. Fort Worth, TX 76244 817-502-3885 x 402 Welcome & Arrival Time: Thank you for signing up as a First-Time Volunteer! First-Time Volunteers should arrive at 7:00 am to receive the First-Time Volunteer Orientation. Dress: Dress comfortably, and in weather-appropriate attire. Layers are encouraged. Tennis shoes and hiking boots are recommended. Closed-toe shoes are required. Crocs, slip-ons, and house shoes are not acceptable. Parking: The Volunteer Entrance sign indicates the point of entry for volunteers. Park in the volunteer parking area. Check-In/Check-Out: Walk towards the playground, follow the Feather Flags & signage indicating “Volunteer Check In”, proceed inside the building to Check-In. Check-In at the computer KIOSK, grab a vest. Restrooms are available inside the building. Safety Vests: All volunteers are required to have a safety vest on during their volunteering. Vests are provided by CRC at Check-In. You may bring your own bright colored vest. Pre-registration: Volunteers should be pre-registered. Pre-registration verify spots are available for the shift you desire to attend. Website: visit the CRC website (cindyramseycenter.org/volunteer > volunteer today > calendar) to see available shifts. Gates Close: Volunteer Entrance gate closes at 7:45 am. Food Entrance gate closes at 10 am. When the gate is closed and all vehicles have exited the lot, the shift is over. End of Shift: At the end of your shift velcro or zip the vests before returning them to the “used-vests” bucket. Weather: The Saturday Mobile Market is open rain or shine. Dress for the weather. The parking lot feels 10 degrees cooler and hotter. The Saturday Mobile Market will not close due to rain - expect delays due to lightning, ice, or Snow. Social Media-Follow the Cindy Ramsey Center on Instagram, Facebook, and check our website for updates. Communication: CRC staff will communicate via the website, social media, and email. CRC follows KISD school closures during the school year. Water / Beverages: Bring a water bottle to rehydrate. CRC provides water bottles on site. Recycle: Recycle by placing bottles in the crate next to the trash can. Beverages provided: Gatorade in hot weather, and free coffee in the morning. Community Service Hours: Email Abby Gallardo at agallardo@cindyramseycenter.org or bring paperwork and turn in your folder at Check-In. You must have a sign-in and check-in under your First and Last name for hours to be approved. We provide 3 hours and 15 minutes to individuals who are checked in and in a role before the morning meeting and who volunteer for the entire shift. Abby Gallardo agallardo@cindyramseycenter.org 817-502-3885 x 402 Program: Partner Agency- Cindy Ramsey Center at Met Church Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 76244 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Neighborhood Needs Food Pantry Food DistributionFood pantries provide both perishable and non-perishable food items to families and individuals each month. The food provided by Tarrant Area Food Bank and donated by local grocery stores, as well as through local food drives. Volunteers roles may include but are not limited to: Greeter Registration Assistant Restocking Shelves Sacking Groceries Carrying Groceries to VehiclesIndividuals as young as 8 years old are invited to volunteer; however, ages 8-14 years old MUST have an adult chaperone. Volunteers must be able to lift 10 pounds and stand for extended periods of time. Note the 2nd Saturday of each month will be outdoors. Please dress according to the weather. Program: Partner Agency - Neighborhood Needs Food pantries provide both perishable and non-perishable food items to families and individuals each month. The food provided by Tarrant Area Food Bank and donated by local grocery stores, as well as through local food drives. Volunteers roles may include but are not limited to: Greeter Registration Assistant Restocking Shelves Sacking Groceries Carrying Groceries to VehiclesIndividuals as young as 8 years old are invited to volunteer; however, ages 8-14 years old MUST have an adult chaperone. Volunteers must be able to lift 10 pounds and stand for extended periods of time. Note the 2nd Saturday of each month will be outdoors. Please dress according to the weather. Program: Partner Agency - Neighborhood Needs Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 76133 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Second and Fourth Saturday Pantry RestockHelp us fight hunger and ensure that every family who visits our pantry has the food they need. Each month, as demand continues to grow in our community, we gather volunteers on the second Saturday to restock shelves, prepare grocery bags, and get our pantry ready to serve families in the week ahead. Volunteer Roles Include: Sorting and restocking pantry shelves Building Grocery Bags Light warehouse tasks Bring the family! This is a family-friendly opportunity - kids (minimum age 10), teens, and adults can all serve together. To make the morning even better, coffee and donuts will be provided for all volunteers! No experience necessary - just bring your energy, compassion, and willingness to help. Training is provided, and every moment you give helps us meet the growing need in our community. Ready to lend a hand? Program: Partner Agency- Community Enrichment Center Help us fight hunger and ensure that every family who visits our pantry has the food they need. Each month, as demand continues to grow in our community, we gather volunteers on the second Saturday to restock shelves, prepare grocery bags, and get our pantry ready to serve families in the week ahead. Volunteer Roles Include: Sorting and restocking pantry shelves Building Grocery Bags Light warehouse tasks Bring the family! This is a family-friendly opportunity - kids (minimum age 10), teens, and adults can all serve together. To make the morning even better, coffee and donuts will be provided for all volunteers! No experience necessary - just bring your energy, compassion, and willingness to help. Training is provided, and every moment you give helps us meet the growing need in our community. Ready to lend a hand? Program: Partner Agency- Community Enrichment Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 76180 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: First Street Mission - Food 4 KidsHelp our organization prep snack bags on Sundays to be delivered to schools within the Fort Worth ISD. Program: Partner Agency-First Street Methodist Mission Help our organization prep snack bags on Sundays to be delivered to schools within the Fort Worth ISD. Program: Partner Agency-First Street Methodist Mission Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 76102 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Partner Agency- CEC Food PantryHelp fight hunger — even an hour can make a difference. Join our amazing team of volunteers and support individuals and families in need. Whether you're stocking shelves or building grocery bags, every bit of help counts — and you don’t need to commit to a full shift to make an impact. Volunteer Roles Include: Sorting and restocking pantry shelves Building grocery bags and carts for clients Light warehouse tasks (e.g., sweeping, taking out the trash) Short on time? That’s okay! No experience is necessary — just bring your energy and compassion. Training is provided, and scheduling is flexible. Ready to lend a hand Program: Partner Agency- Community Enrichment Center Help fight hunger — even an hour can make a difference. Join our amazing team of volunteers and support individuals and families in need. Whether you're stocking shelves or building grocery bags, every bit of help counts — and you don’t need to commit to a full shift to make an impact. Volunteer Roles Include: Sorting and restocking pantry shelves Building grocery bags and carts for clients Light warehouse tasks (e.g., sweeping, taking out the trash) Short on time? That’s okay! No experience is necessary — just bring your energy and compassion. Training is provided, and scheduling is flexible. Ready to lend a hand Program: Partner Agency- Community Enrichment Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 76180 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Chosen Ones Warehouse
Help with sorting clothes, unpacking pallets, emptying donation bins, trash removal, ect. Please park on East Side of building and enter through 7604 door. Program: Partner Agencies: Chosen Ones
Help with sorting clothes, unpacking pallets, emptying donation bins, trash removal, ect. Please park on East Side of building and enter through 7604 door. Program: Partner Agencies: Chosen Ones Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 76118 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Partner Agency- LVTRISE Mobile Pantry The LVTRISE project distributes TAFB-supplied food to residents of the Las Vegas Trails area via the local YMCA. Volunteers aged 18 and above are needed for various roles such as greeters, shopper assistants, and setup/cleanup. Tasks may include lifting up to 30 pounds and standing for extended periods in a non-temperature-controlled environment. While a four-hour shift is encouraged, it is not mandatory. Volunteers roles may include but are not limited to: Greeter Registration Assistant Shopper Assistant Unloading boxes and setting up food Set up/Clean up Carrying GroceriesIndividuals as young as 18 years old are invited to volunteer. Volunteers must be able to lift 30 pounds, stand for periods at a time and work in a location that is not temperature controlled. Program: Partner Agency - LVTRISE The LVTRISE project distributes TAFB-supplied food to residents of the Las Vegas Trails area via the local YMCA. Volunteers aged 18 and above are needed for various roles such as greeters, shopper assistants, and setup/cleanup. Tasks may include lifting up to 30 pounds and standing for extended periods in a non-temperature-controlled environment. While a four-hour shift is encouraged, it is not mandatory. Volunteers roles may include but are not limited to: Greeter Registration Assistant Shopper Assistant Unloading boxes and setting up food Set up/Clean up Carrying GroceriesIndividuals as young as 18 years old are invited to volunteer. Volunteers must be able to lift 30 pounds, stand for periods at a time and work in a location that is not temperature controlled. Program: Partner Agency - LVTRISE Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 76116 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: 4Saints Client Choice Food PantryIn this event you will be assisting with our Client Choice Pantry Food Pantry distribution. Volunteer roles include prepping for our food distribution, shopping our market with clients and bringing the groceries to their vehicles. This is a very interactive volunteer opportunity, and very face to face. If you are friendly and like to see your impact on the community, this is the volunteering event for you! We ask that volunteer be at least 16 years of age. Please park in the back in the lot at Clairmont Ave. & Mt. Vernon Ave. Program: Partner Agency - 4Saints Episcopal Food Pantry In this event you will be assisting with our Client Choice Pantry Food Pantry distribution. Volunteer roles include prepping for our food distribution, shopping our market with clients and bringing the groceries to their vehicles. This is a very interactive volunteer opportunity, and very face to face. If you are friendly and like to see your impact on the community, this is the volunteering event for you! We ask that volunteer be at least 16 years of age. Please park in the back in the lot at Clairmont Ave. & Mt. Vernon Ave. Program: Partner Agency - 4Saints Episcopal Food Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 76103 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Partner Agency- First Street Methodist MissionAs a Volunteer, you will play a vital role in providing assistance and support to the food assistance program. This position includes Grocery Bagger, Grocery Runner, and Grocery Checkout. By volunteering in these roles, you will directly contribute to ensuring a smooth and efficient operation, allowing us to provide essential groceries to individuals and families in need. Volunteer Roles- Food Bagging: Bag groceries Handle perishable and non-perishable items. Taking Groceries to Clients' Cars: Assist clients in transporting their groceries from the store to their vehicles. Use carts or other suitable means to safely transport grocery bags. Provide friendly and courteous support to clients during the process.Using Carts to Transport Items: Utilize carts to efficiently move groceries from storage areas to clients' cars. Load and unload grocery bags onto carts, ensuring proper organization and distribution.Helping Clients Choose Groceries: Engage with clients in a friendly and respectful manner. Assist clients in selecting groceries based on their preferences and dietary needs.We recognize that hunger knows no boundaries, and we aim to serve both those with a residence and those experiencing homelessness in our community. Our mission is to ensure that every individual, regardless of their circumstances, has access to nutritious food and support. Must be 14 to Volunteer. Program: Partner Agency-First Street Methodist Mission As a Volunteer, you will play a vital role in providing assistance and support to the food assistance program. This position includes Grocery Bagger, Grocery Runner, and Grocery Checkout. By volunteering in these roles, you will directly contribute to ensuring a smooth and efficient operation, allowing us to provide essential groceries to individuals and families in need. Volunteer Roles- Food Bagging: Bag groceries Handle perishable and non-perishable items. Taking Groceries to Clients' Cars: Assist clients in transporting their groceries from the store to their vehicles. Use carts or other suitable means to safely transport grocery bags. Provide friendly and courteous support to clients during the process.Using Carts to Transport Items: Utilize carts to efficiently move groceries from storage areas to clients' cars. Load and unload grocery bags onto carts, ensuring proper organization and distribution.Helping Clients Choose Groceries: Engage with clients in a friendly and respectful manner. Assist clients in selecting groceries based on their preferences and dietary needs.We recognize that hunger knows no boundaries, and we aim to serve both those with a residence and those experiencing homelessness in our community. Our mission is to ensure that every individual, regardless of their circumstances, has access to nutritious food and support. Must be 14 to Volunteer. Program: Partner Agency-First Street Methodist Mission Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 76102 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Partner Agency- Food Giveaway- Carter Metropolitan CME Church
We are seeking dedicated volunteers to join us in our food distribution event. As a volunteer, you will play a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation of the event and providing essential support to those in need. Your responsibilities will include: Sorting Food: Help us organize and categorize donated food items, ensuring they meet quality standards and checking expiration dates. Setting up the Distribution Area: Assist in arranging tables, signage, and any necessary equipment to create a welcoming distribution area. Preparing Food Bags: Help assemble bags with food items, ensuring they are properly filled and ready for distribution. Managing Registration: Assist with the registration process, including checking in recipients, recording necessary information, and providing any required forms. Traffic Control: Help direct traffic flow to ensure a safe and organized distribution experience for everyone involved. Loading Food into Cars: Assist recipients in loading their allocated food items into their vehicles, providing support and ensuring their groceries are safely secured. Your participation will not only provide valuable assistance but also contribute to fostering a sense of community and helping families in need. Volunteers of all ages, including families with children as young as 8 with chaperons, are welcome to join us in this important endeavor. Your time and effort will make a significant difference in the lives of community members. Program: Partner Agency- Carter Metropolitan CME Church
We are seeking dedicated volunteers to join us in our food distribution event. As a volunteer, you will play a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation of the event and providing essential support to those in need. Your responsibilities will include: Sorting Food: Help us organize and categorize donated food items, ensuring they meet quality standards and checking expiration dates. Setting up the Distribution Area: Assist in arranging tables, signage, and any necessary equipment to create a welcoming distribution area. Preparing Food Bags: Help assemble bags with food items, ensuring they are properly filled and ready for distribution. Managing Registration: Assist with the registration process, including checking in recipients, recording necessary information, and providing any required forms. Traffic Control: Help direct traffic flow to ensure a safe and organized distribution experience for everyone involved. Loading Food into Cars: Assist recipients in loading their allocated food items into their vehicles, providing support and ensuring their groceries are safely secured. Your participation will not only provide valuable assistance but also contribute to fostering a sense of community and helping families in need. Volunteers of all ages, including families with children as young as 8 with chaperons, are welcome to join us in this important endeavor. Your time and effort will make a significant difference in the lives of community members. Program: Partner Agency- Carter Metropolitan CME Church Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 76119 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Partner Agency- CRC at MET Church Pantry
JOIN THE TEAM!! We can’t do what we do without YOU!! Our faithful volunteers are what makes helping so many people possible. Food Pantry – Tuesday and Friday opportunities to volunteer at the food pantry are available. Volunteer opportunities include: Organizing and distributing cold food items Re-stocking Distribution of items in Met Youth area Clean up Check-In counter (Spanish Speaker) Break-down boxes Grocery Cart runnerVolunteers between the age 11-15 need an adult. Age 16 and up can help without an adult. Dress comfortably with closed toed shoes. First Time Volunteers: Thank you for signing up as a First Time Volunteer! When you arrive, enter at Volunteer Entrance, which is under the covered porch at the Cindy Ramsey Center. Please park not directly in front of the building but instead to the right and left areas, as we leave our parking areas directly in front of the CRC building for our Neighbor Shoppers. Once you arrive, let the Volunteer Check-In know it’s your first time. Once you arrive, we’ll assign you to your specific role. We’re looking forward to seeing you! Please let me know if you have any questions! Thank you for choosing the Cindy Ramsey Center! Abby Gallardo Community Outreach Director agallardo@cindyramseycenter.org 817-379-4638 x 109 *NEW* Court-ordered hours will not be verified at this site effective 11/25/25. Program: Partner Agency- Cindy Ramsey Center at Met Church
JOIN THE TEAM!! We can’t do what we do without YOU!! Our faithful volunteers are what makes helping so many people possible. Food Pantry – Tuesday and Friday opportunities to volunteer at the food pantry are available. Volunteer opportunities include: Organizing and distributing cold food items Re-stocking Distribution of items in Met Youth area Clean up Check-In counter (Spanish Speaker) Break-down boxes Grocery Cart runnerVolunteers between the age 11-15 need an adult. Age 16 and up can help without an adult. Dress comfortably with closed toed shoes. First Time Volunteers: Thank you for signing up as a First Time Volunteer! When you arrive, enter at Volunteer Entrance, which is under the covered porch at the Cindy Ramsey Center. Please park not directly in front of the building but instead to the right and left areas, as we leave our parking areas directly in front of the CRC building for our Neighbor Shoppers. Once you arrive, let the Volunteer Check-In know it’s your first time. Once you arrive, we’ll assign you to your specific role. We’re looking forward to seeing you! Please let me know if you have any questions! Thank you for choosing the Cindy Ramsey Center! Abby Gallardo Community Outreach Director agallardo@cindyramseycenter.org 817-379-4638 x 109 *NEW* Court-ordered hours will not be verified at this site effective 11/25/25. Program: Partner Agency- Cindy Ramsey Center at Met Church Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 76244 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Partner Agency- Senior Share Distribution Blessing Court
Through the Senior Share program, TAFB provides seniors at risk of hunger with nutritious food that they can prepare and eat at home. Seniors also learn about various topics that are relevant to their prolonged health and well-being.
Volunteer duties could include but are not limited to: Carrying groceries for seniors Set up of foods for distributions Moving left over items to storage Clean up of the distribution area (sweeping, mopping if needed, washing tables, etc.) Breakdown boxes and take trash to dumpsterRequirements: Lift at least 50 pounds Follow instructions Work well with senior adultsDistributions for this location are the second Tuesday of every month. Volunteers 18 years and older are able to volunteer for this opportunity.
Address: Blessings Court 3100 Blessing Court Bedford, TX 76021 Program: Partner Agency: Blessing Court Senior Share
Through the Senior Share program, TAFB provides seniors at risk of hunger with nutritious food that they can prepare and eat at home. Seniors also learn about various topics that are relevant to their prolonged health and well-being.
Volunteer duties could include but are not limited to: Carrying groceries for seniors Set up of foods for distributions Moving left over items to storage Clean up of the distribution area (sweeping, mopping if needed, washing tables, etc.) Breakdown boxes and take trash to dumpsterRequirements: Lift at least 50 pounds Follow instructions Work well with senior adultsDistributions for this location are the second Tuesday of every month. Volunteers 18 years and older are able to volunteer for this opportunity.
Address: Blessings Court 3100 Blessing Court Bedford, TX 76021 Program: Partner Agency: Blessing Court Senior Share Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 76021 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Partner Agency- TCC Community Market Mobile Pantry
If you want to see a direct impact in your community then Tarrant County College’s Community Market is the opportunity for you. This opportunity would be great for volunteers who are interested in social interaction and light physical activity. This would also be the perfect opportunity for Corporate groups, Youth groups, and Service Leagues who are interested in serving their communities and building comradery amongst teams. Volunteers can expect to greet volunteers, carry groceries for clients, sort and stock groceries for clients choosing, push and load carts for clients and carry groceries to client’s cars. Volunteers roles may include but are not limited to: Greeter and line monitor Registration Assistant Parking Lot Attendant Shopper Assistant Set up/Clean up Carrying Groceries to Vehicles ***Individuals as young as 8 years old are invited to volunteer; however, ages 8-14 years old MUST have an adult chaperone.*** Volunteers must be able to lift 10 pounds, stand for periods at a time and work in a location that is not temperature controlled. Program: Partner Agency - Tarrant County College
If you want to see a direct impact in your community then Tarrant County College’s Community Market is the opportunity for you. This opportunity would be great for volunteers who are interested in social interaction and light physical activity. This would also be the perfect opportunity for Corporate groups, Youth groups, and Service Leagues who are interested in serving their communities and building comradery amongst teams. Volunteers can expect to greet volunteers, carry groceries for clients, sort and stock groceries for clients choosing, push and load carts for clients and carry groceries to client’s cars. Volunteers roles may include but are not limited to: Greeter and line monitor Registration Assistant Parking Lot Attendant Shopper Assistant Set up/Clean up Carrying Groceries to Vehicles ***Individuals as young as 8 years old are invited to volunteer; however, ages 8-14 years old MUST have an adult chaperone.*** Volunteers must be able to lift 10 pounds, stand for periods at a time and work in a location that is not temperature controlled. Program: Partner Agency - Tarrant County College Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 76179 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Partner Agency- Richmond Avenue Church of Christ Mobile PantryThe Tarrant Area Food Bank has partnered with Richmond Avenue Church of Christ Mobile Pantry to provide food to community members in need. The Church of Christ distributes food every 4th Saturday, and volunteer support is essential to continue serving our neighbors. Volunteers will have the opportunity to support the community by taking on different roles, including but not limited to: Bagging Food: Volunteers will be responsible for kitting and creating grocery bags that will be given out to community members. Runner: Volunteers will be required to move the bagged food to the loading area. Loading: Volunteers will be responsible for inserting the bagged groceries into vehicles. Individuals as young as 16 years old are welcome to volunteer. However, volunteers must be able to lift 15 pounds, stand for periods at a time, and work in a location that is not temperature controlled. Join us in our mission to provide support to those who need it most. Volunteer your time and energy to make a difference in your community! Program: Partner Agency- Richmond Avenue Church of Christ The Tarrant Area Food Bank has partnered with Richmond Avenue Church of Christ Mobile Pantry to provide food to community members in need. The Church of Christ distributes food every 4th Saturday, and volunteer support is essential to continue serving our neighbors. Volunteers will have the opportunity to support the community by taking on different roles, including but not limited to: Bagging Food: Volunteers will be responsible for kitting and creating grocery bags that will be given out to community members. Runner: Volunteers will be required to move the bagged food to the loading area. Loading: Volunteers will be responsible for inserting the bagged groceries into vehicles. Individuals as young as 16 years old are welcome to volunteer. However, volunteers must be able to lift 15 pounds, stand for periods at a time, and work in a location that is not temperature controlled. Join us in our mission to provide support to those who need it most. Volunteer your time and energy to make a difference in your community! Program: Partner Agency- Richmond Avenue Church of Christ Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 76104 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Mobile PantryHelp at our mobile pantry. We need people to organize food, load cars and put food into carts. Program: Partner Agency - 4Saints Episcopal Food Pantry Help at our mobile pantry. We need people to organize food, load cars and put food into carts. Program: Partner Agency - 4Saints Episcopal Food Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 76103 Allow Groups: Yes |