Opportunities From: Dare to Care

Our Mobile Pantry program provides food to our neighbors in need every day!

Food from the Dare to Care warehouse is taken out into our 13-county service area and distributed with the help of volunteers like you. The Mobile Pantry ensures families can access food regardless of where they live. Dare to Care brings food directly to an identified food desert and sets up a temporary pantry on a consistent, scheduled basis.

On the 1st Thursday of each month, our Mobile Pantry will make a stop at Haleysburg Washington County. Help is needed from 12 volunteers.

Volunteers are needed to:

set-up tables to place food on (stations will be set up with at least 6 feet of distance between each). help distribute food (clients will be appropriately distanced and one will be served at a time in each station). help consolidate large amounts of produce into smaller bags. add certain foods into boxes to make it easier for quick distribution. break down boxes and collect plastic for recycling.

Additional Information:

Closed-toe shoes are required for volunteers.  Volunteers can check-in via their phone app or email to track hours.Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. As a reminder, this is a community-focused and family-friendly volunteer setting - clothing should allow you to move easily and help ensure everyone feels comfortable and respected.When you arrive, there may be a line of cars forming - this is the distribution line. Do not pull into the distribution line. Please continue around the distribution line to park, find a Dare to Care staff member and let them know you are there to volunteer.  This opportunity will last until we run out of food. This schedule is subject to change - please check email and voicemail messages for notice of cancellations.

If you have any specific concerns or accommodation requests, please contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org so we can assist you in navigating and participating in our volunteer activities comfortably. Your safety and inclusion are our top priorities.

This volunteer opportunity and volunteer attendance are crucial to operations and feeding our clients. If you are unable to make a volunteer shift, please unregister, or contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org. A no-show without notification may result in removal from future volunteer shifts.

Masks or are currently optional for Dare to Care volunteers, but if you or anyone in your home feels ill, is quarantined for health reasons, or has a fever, please stay home.

Our Mobile Pantry program provides food to our neighbors in need every day!

The Mobile Pantry ensures families can access food regardless of where they live. Dare to Care brings food directly to an identified food desert and sets up a temporary pantry on a consistent, scheduled basis.

On the 1st Friday of each month, our Mobile Pantry will make a stop at South Jefferson Baptist Church. Help is needed from 8 volunteers. 

Volunteers are needed to:

set-up tables to place food on (stations will be set up with at least 6 feet of distance between each). help distribute food (clients will be appropriately distanced and one will be served at a time in each station). help consolidate large amounts of produce into smaller bags. add certain foods into boxes to make it easier for quick distribution. break down boxes and collect plastic for recycling.

Additional Information:

Closed-toe shoes are required for volunteers. Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. As a reminder, this is a community-focused and family-friendly volunteer setting - clothing should allow you to move easily and help ensure everyone feels comfortable and respected. Volunteers can check-in via their phone app or email to track hours.When you arrive, there may be a line of cars forming - this is the distribution line. Do not pull into the distribution line. Please continue around the distribution line to park, find a Dare to Care staff member and let them know you are there to volunteer.  This opportunity will last until we run out of food. This schedule is subject to change - please check email and voicemail messages for notice of cancellations.

If you have any specific concerns or accommodation requests, please contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org so we can assist you in navigating and participating in our volunteer activities comfortably. Your safety and inclusion are our top priorities.

This volunteer opportunity and volunteer attendance are crucial to operations and feeding our clients. If you are unable to make a volunteer shift, please unregister, or contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org. A no-show without notification may result in removal from future volunteer shifts.

Masks or are currently optional for Dare to Care volunteers, but if you or anyone in your home feels ill, is quarantined for health reasons, or has a fever, please stay home.

Our Mobile Pantry program provides food to our neighbors in need every day!

Food from the Dare to Care warehouse is taken out into our 13-county service area and distributed with the help of volunteers like you. The Mobile Pantry ensures families can access food regardless of where they live. Dare to Care brings food directly to an identified food desert and sets up a temporary pantry on a consistent, scheduled basis.

On the 1st Tuesday of each month, our Mobile Pantry will make a stop at Portland PACT. Help is needed from 2 volunteers.

Volunteers are needed to:

set-up tables to place food on (stations will be set up with at least 6 feet of distance between each). help distribute food (clients will be appropriately distanced and one will be served at a time in each station). help consolidate large amounts of produce into smaller bags. add certain foods into boxes to make it easier for quick distribution. break down boxes and collect plastic for recycling.

Additional Information:

Closed-toe shoes are required for volunteers. Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. As a reminder, this is a community-focused and family-friendly volunteer setting - clothing should allow you to move easily and help ensure everyone feels comfortable and respected. Volunteers can check-in via their phone app or email to track hours.When you arrive, there may be a line of cars forming - this is the distribution line. Do not pull into the distribution line. Please continue around the distribution line to park, find a Dare to Care staff member and let them know you are there to volunteer.  This opportunity will last until we run out of food. This schedule is subject to change - please check email and voicemail messages for notice of cancellations.

If you have any specific concerns or accommodation requests, please contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org so we can assist you in navigating and participating in our volunteer activities comfortably. Your safety and inclusion are our top priorities.

This volunteer opportunity and volunteer attendance are crucial to operations and feeding our clients. If you are unable to make a volunteer shift, please unregister, or contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org. A no-show without notification may result in removal from future volunteer shifts.

Masks or are currently optional for Dare to Care volunteers, but if you or anyone in your home feels ill, is quarantined for health reasons, or has a fever, please stay home.

Our Mobile Pantry program provides food to our neighbors in need every day!

Food from the Dare to Care warehouse is taken out into our 13-county service area and distributed with the help of volunteers like you. The Mobile Pantry ensures families can access food regardless of where they live. Dare to Care brings food directly to an identified food desert and sets up a temporary pantry on a consistent, scheduled basis.

On the 2nd Wednesday of each month, our Mobile Pantry will make a stop at Meadow Hill Baptist Church. Help is needed from 10 volunteers. 

Volunteers are needed to:

set-up tables to place food on (stations will be set up with at least 6 feet of distance between each). help distribute food (clients will be appropriately distanced and one will be served at a time in each station). help consolidate large amounts of produce into smaller bags. add certain foods into boxes to make it easier for quick distribution. break down boxes and collect plastic for recycling.

Additional Information:

Closed-toe shoes are required for volunteers. This opportunity takes place outside, please dress accordingly for the weatherPlease wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. As a reminder, this is a community-focused and family-friendly volunteer setting - clothing should allow you to move easily and help ensure everyone feels comfortable and respected. Volunteers can check-in via their phone app or email to track hours.When you arrive, there may be a line of cars forming - this is the distribution line. Do not pull into the distribution line. Please continue around the distribution line to park, find a Dare to Care staff member and let them know you are there to volunteer.  This opportunity will last until we run out of food. This schedule is subject to change - please check email and voicemail messages for notice of cancellations.

If you have any specific concerns or accommodation requests, please contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org so we can assist you in navigating and participating in our volunteer activities comfortably. Your safety and inclusion are our top priorities.

This volunteer opportunity and volunteer attendance are crucial to operations and feeding our clients. If you are unable to make a volunteer shift, please unregister, or contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org. A no-show without notification may result in removal from future volunteer shifts.

Masks or are currently optional for Dare to Care volunteers, but if you or anyone in your home feels ill, is quarantined for health reasons, or has a fever, please stay home.

Our Mobile Pantry program provides food to our neighbors in need every day!

Food from the Dare to Care warehouse is taken out into our 13-county service area and distributed with the help of volunteers like you. The Mobile Pantry ensures families can access food regardless of where they live. Dare to Care brings food directly to an identified food desert and sets up a temporary pantry on a consistent, scheduled basis.

On the 2nd Thursday of each month, our Mobile Pantry will make a stop at Grace Community Baptist Church (located behind the church in the parking lot). Help is needed from 20 volunteers. 

Volunteers are needed to:

set-up tables to place food on (stations will be set up with at least 6 feet of distance between each). help distribute food (clients will be appropriately distanced and one will be served at a time in each station). help consolidate large amounts of produce into smaller bags. add certain foods into boxes to make it easier for quick distribution. break down boxes and collect plastic for recycling.

Additional Information:

Closed-toe shoes are required for volunteers. Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. As a reminder, this is a community-focused and family-friendly volunteer setting - clothing should allow you to move easily and help ensure everyone feels comfortable and respected. Volunteers can check-in via their phone app or email to track hours.When you arrive, there may be a line of cars forming - this is the distribution line. Do not pull into the distribution line. Please continue around the distribution line to park, find a Dare to Care staff member and let them know you are there to volunteer.  This opportunity will last until we run out of food. This schedule is subject to change - please check email and voicemail messages for notice of cancellations.

This distribution takes place at 7300 National Turnpike, 40214 but it is best to enter the parking area from the back end, through Patrick Henry Rd. Please refer to the map below for reference. From National Turnpike, you will turn onto Yorktown Rd. From there, turn right onto Patrick Henry Rd. and at the end of the street on your right you will see the parking lot where the distribution takes place (highlighted in yellow).

If you have any specific concerns or accommodation requests, please contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org so we can assist you in navigating and participating in our volunteer activities comfortably. Your safety and inclusion are our top priorities.

This volunteer opportunity and volunteer attendance are crucial to operations and feeding our clients. If you are unable to make a volunteer shift, please unregister, or contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org. A no-show without notification may result in removal from future volunteer shifts.

Masks or are currently optional for Dare to Care volunteers, but if you or anyone in your home feels ill, is quarantined for health reasons, or has a fever, please stay home.

Our Mobile Pantry program provides food to our neighbors in need every day!

Food from the Dare to Care warehouse is taken out into our 13-county service area and distributed with the help of volunteers like you. The Mobile Pantry ensures families can access food regardless of where they live. Dare to Care brings food directly to an identified food desert and sets up a temporary pantry on a consistent, scheduled basis.

On the 2nd Friday of each month, our Mobile Pantry will make a stop at Dosker Manor. Help is needed from 12 volunteers. 

Volunteers are needed to:

set-up tables to place food on (stations will be set up with at least 6 feet of distance between each). help distribute food (clients will be appropriately distanced and one will be served at a time in each station). help consolidate large amounts of produce into smaller bags. add certain foods into boxes to make it easier for quick distribution. break down boxes and collect plastic for recycling.

Additional Information:

Closed-toe shoes are required for volunteers. This opportunity takes place outside, please dress accordingly for the weather.Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. As a reminder, this is a community-focused and family-friendly volunteer setting - clothing should allow you to move easily and help ensure everyone feels comfortable and respected. Volunteers can check-in via their phone app or email to track hours.When you arrive, there may be a line of cars forming - this is the distribution line. Do not pull into the distribution line. Please continue around the distribution line to park, find a Dare to Care staff member and let them know you are there to volunteer.  This opportunity will last until we run out of food. This schedule is subject to change - please check email and voicemail messages for notice of cancellations.

If you have any specific concerns or accommodation requests, please contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org so we can assist you in navigating and participating in our volunteer activities comfortably. Your safety and inclusion are our top priorities.

This volunteer opportunity and volunteer attendance are crucial to operations and feeding our clients. If you are unable to make a volunteer shift, please unregister, or contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org. A no-show without notification may result in removal from future volunteer shifts.

Masks or are currently optional for Dare to Care volunteers, but if you or anyone in your home feels ill, is quarantined for health reasons, or has a fever, please stay home.

Our Mobile Pantry program provides food to our neighbors in need every day!

Food from the Dare to Care warehouse is taken out into our 13-county service area and distributed with the help of volunteers like you. The Mobile Pantry ensures families can access food regardless of where they live. Dare to Care brings food directly to an identified food desert and sets up a temporary pantry on a consistent, scheduled basis.

On the 2nd Monday of each month, our Mobile Pantry will make a stop at Sacred Heart Village. Help is needed from 3 volunteers. 

Volunteers are needed to:

set-up tables to place food on (stations will be set up with at least 6 feet of distance between each). help distribute food (clients will be appropriately distanced and one will be served at a time in each station). help consolidate large amounts of produce into smaller bags. add certain foods into boxes to make it easier for quick distribution. break down boxes and collect plastic for recycling.

Additional Information:

Closed-toe shoes are required for volunteers. Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. As a reminder, this is a community-focused and family-friendly volunteer setting - clothing should allow you to move easily and help ensure everyone feels comfortable and respected. Volunteers can check-in via their phone app or email to track hours.When you arrive, there may be a line of cars forming - this is the distribution line. Do not pull into the distribution line. Please continue around the distribution line to park, find a Dare to Care staff member and let them know you are there to volunteer.  This opportunity will last until we run out of food. This schedule is subject to change - please check email and voicemail messages for notice of cancellations.

If you have any specific concerns or accommodation requests, please contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org so we can assist you in navigating and participating in our volunteer activities comfortably. Your safety and inclusion are our top priorities.

This volunteer opportunity and volunteer attendance are crucial to operations and feeding our clients. If you are unable to make a volunteer shift, please unregister, or contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org. A no-show without notification may result in removal from future volunteer shifts.

Masks or are currently optional for Dare to Care volunteers, but if you or anyone in your home feels ill, is quarantined for health reasons, or has a fever, please stay home.

Our Mobile Pantry program provides food to our neighbors in need every day!

Food from the Dare to Care warehouse is taken out into our 13-county service area and distributed with the help of volunteers like you. The Mobile Pantry ensures families can access food regardless of where they live. Dare to Care brings food directly to an identified food desert and sets up a temporary pantry on a consistent, scheduled basis.

On the 3rd Thursday of each month, our Mobile Pantry will make a stop at the Riverview Tower Apartments in New Albany, IN. Help is needed from 13 volunteers. 

Volunteers are needed to:

set-up tables to place food on (stations will be set up with at least 6 feet of distance between each). help distribute food (clients will be appropriately distanced and one will be served at a time in each station). help consolidate large amounts of produce into smaller bags. add certain foods into boxes to make it easier for quick distribution. break down boxes and collect plastic for recycling.

Additional Information:

Closed-toe shoes are required for volunteers. Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. As a reminder, this is a community-focused and family-friendly volunteer setting - clothing should allow you to move easily and help ensure everyone feels comfortable and respected. Volunteers can check-in via their phone app or email to track hours.When you arrive, there may be a line of cars forming - this is the distribution line. Do not pull into the distribution line. Please continue around the distribution line to park, find a Dare to Care staff member and let them know you are there to volunteer.  This opportunity will last until we run out of food. This schedule is subject to change - please check email and voicemail messages for notice of cancellations.

If you have any specific concerns or accommodation requests, please contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org so we can assist you in navigating and participating in our volunteer activities comfortably. Your safety and inclusion are our top priorities.

This volunteer opportunity and volunteer attendance are crucial to operations and feeding our clients. If you are unable to make a volunteer shift, please unregister, or contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org. A no-show without notification may result in removal from future volunteer shifts.

Masks or are currently optional for Dare to Care volunteers, but if you or anyone in your home feels ill, is quarantined for health reasons, or has a fever, please stay home.

Our Mobile Pantry program provides food to our neighbors in need every day!

Food from the Dare to Care warehouse is taken out into our 13-county service area and distributed with the help of volunteers like you. The Mobile Pantry ensures families can access food regardless of where they live. Dare to Care brings food directly to an identified food desert and sets up a temporary pantry on a consistent, scheduled basis.

On the 3rd Monday of each month, our Mobile Pantry will make a stop at Partridge Point. Help is needed from 8 volunteers. 

Volunteers are needed to:

set-up tables to place food on (stations will be set up with at least 6 feet of distance between each). help distribute food (clients will be appropriately distanced and one will be served at a time in each station). help consolidate large amounts of produce into smaller bags. add certain foods into boxes to make it easier for quick distribution. break down boxes and collect plastic for recycling.Bilingual Volunteer Opportunity: We have a need for a Swahili interpreter at this site.

Additional Information:

Closed-toe shoes are required for volunteers. Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. As a reminder, this is a community-focused and family-friendly volunteer setting - clothing should allow you to move easily and help ensure everyone feels comfortable and respected. Volunteers can check-in via their phone app or email to track hours. This opportunity will last until we run out of food. This schedule is subject to change - please check email and voicemail messages for notice of cancellations.

If you have any specific concerns or accommodation requests, please contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org so we can assist you in navigating and participating in our volunteer activities comfortably. Your safety and inclusion are our top priorities.

This volunteer opportunity and volunteer attendance are crucial to operations and feeding our clients. If you are unable to make a volunteer shift, please unregister, or contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org. A no-show without notification may result in removal from future volunteer shifts.

Masks or are currently optional for Dare to Care volunteers, but if you or anyone in your home feels ill, is quarantined for health reasons, or has a fever, please stay home.

Our Mobile Pantry program provides food to our neighbors in need every day!

Food from the Dare to Care warehouse is taken out into our 13-county service area and distributed with the help of volunteers like you. The Mobile Pantry ensures families can access food regardless of where they live. Dare to Care brings food directly to an identified food desert and sets up a temporary pantry on a consistent, scheduled basis.

On the 3rd Tuesday of each month, our Mobile Pantry will make a stop at St. Cecilia (located near the corner of N 26th St and Slevin St). Help is needed from 8 volunteers. 

Volunteers are needed to:

set-up tables to place food on (stations will be set up with at least 6 feet of distance between each). help distribute food (clients will be appropriately distanced and one will be served at a time in each station). help consolidate large amounts of produce into smaller bags. add certain foods into boxes to make it easier for quick distribution. break down boxes and collect plastic for recycling.

Additional Information:

Closed-toe shoes are required for volunteers. Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. As a reminder, this is a community-focused and family-friendly volunteer setting - clothing should allow you to move easily and help ensure everyone feels comfortable and respected. Volunteers can check-in via their phone app or email to track hours.When you arrive, there may be a line of cars forming - this is the distribution line. Do not pull into the distribution line. Please continue around the distribution line to park, find a Dare to Care staff member and let them know you are there to volunteer.  This opportunity will last until we run out of food. This schedule is subject to change - please check email and voicemail messages for notice of cancellations.

If you have any specific concerns or accommodation requests, please contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org so we can assist you in navigating and participating in our volunteer activities comfortably. Your safety and inclusion are our top priorities.

This volunteer opportunity and volunteer attendance are crucial to operations and feeding our clients. If you are unable to make a volunteer shift, please unregister, or contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org. A no-show without notification may result in removal from future volunteer shifts.

Masks or are currently optional for Dare to Care volunteers, but if you or anyone in your home feels ill, is quarantined for health reasons, or has a fever, please stay home.

Our Mobile Pantry program provides food to our neighbors in need every day!

Food from the Dare to Care warehouse is taken out into our 13-county service area and distributed with the help of volunteers like you. The Mobile Pantry ensures families can access food regardless of where they live. Dare to Care brings food directly to an identified food desert and sets up a temporary pantry on a consistent, scheduled basis.

On the 3rd Tuesday of each month, our Mobile Pantry will make a stop in Smoketown. Help is needed from 2 volunteers.

Volunteers are needed to:

set-up tables to place food on (stations will be set up with at least 6 feet of distance between each). help distribute food (clients will be appropriately distanced and one will be served at a time in each station). help consolidate large amounts of produce into smaller bags. add certain foods into boxes to make it easier for quick distribution. break down boxes and collect plastic for recycling.

Additional Information:

Closed-toe shoes are required for volunteers.  Volunteers can check-in via their phone app or email to track hours.Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. As a reminder, this is a community-focused and family-friendly volunteer setting - clothing should allow you to move easily and help ensure everyone feels comfortable and respected.When you arrive, there may be a line of cars forming - this is the distribution line. Do not pull into the distribution line. Please continue around the distribution line to park, find a Dare to Care staff member and let them know you are there to volunteer.  This opportunity will last until we run out of food. This schedule is subject to change - please check email and voicemail messages for notice of cancellations.

If you have any specific concerns or accommodation requests, please contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org so we can assist you in navigating and participating in our volunteer activities comfortably. Your safety and inclusion are our top priorities.

This volunteer opportunity and volunteer attendance are crucial to operations and feeding our clients. If you are unable to make a volunteer shift, please unregister, or contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org. A no-show without notification may result in removal from future volunteer shifts.

Masks or are currently optional for Dare to Care volunteers, but if you or anyone in your home feels ill, is quarantined for health reasons, or has a fever, please stay home.

Our Mobile Pantry program provides food to our neighbors in need every day!

Food from the Dare to Care warehouse is taken out into our 13-county service area and distributed with the help of volunteers like you. The Mobile Pantry ensures families can access food regardless of where they live. Dare to Care brings food directly to an identified food desert and sets up a temporary pantry on a consistent, scheduled basis.

On the 4th Friday of each month, our Mobile Pantry will make a stop at Arcadia Park - this takes place at Derby City Flea Market. Help is needed from 15 volunteers. 

Volunteers are needed to:

set-up tables to place food on (stations will be set up with at least 6 feet of distance between each). help distribute food (clients will be appropriately distanced and one will be served at a time in each station). help consolidate large amounts of produce into smaller bags. add certain foods into boxes to make it easier for quick distribution. break down boxes and collect plastic for recycling.

Additional Information:

Closed-toe shoes are required for volunteers. Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. As a reminder, this is a community-focused and family-friendly volunteer setting - clothing should allow you to move easily and help ensure everyone feels comfortable and respected. Volunteers can check-in via their phone app or email to track hours.When you arrive, there may be a line of cars forming - this is the distribution line. Do not pull into the distribution line. Please continue around the distribution line to park, find a Dare to Care staff member and let them know you are there to volunteer.  This opportunity will last until we run out of food. This schedule is subject to change - please check email and voicemail messages for notice of cancellations.

If you have any specific concerns or accommodation requests, please contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org so we can assist you in navigating and participating in our volunteer activities comfortably. Your safety and inclusion are our top priorities.

This volunteer opportunity and volunteer attendance are crucial to operations and feeding our clients. If you are unable to make a volunteer shift, please unregister, or contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org. A no-show without notification may result in removal from future volunteer shifts.

Masks or are currently optional for Dare to Care volunteers, but if you or anyone in your home feels ill, is quarantined for health reasons, or has a fever, please stay home.

 

Our Mobile Pantry program provides food to our neighbors in need every day!

Food from the Dare to Care warehouse is taken out into our 13-county service area and distributed with the help of volunteers like you. The Mobile Pantry ensures families can access food regardless of where they live. Dare to Care brings food directly to an identified food desert and sets up a temporary pantry on a consistent, scheduled basis.

On the 4th Saturday of the month, Dare to Care will operate a Mobile Pantry from our Main Distribution Center warehouse. We will set up in the back parking lot of our building and run the program as a drive-through. 

Volunteers are needed to:

help distribute food into guest's vehicles as they come through the "drive through". help consolidate large amounts of produce into smaller bags. add certain foods into boxes to make it easier for quick distribution. break down boxes and collect plastic for recycling.

Additional Information:

Closed-toe shoes are required for volunteers. Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. As a reminder, this is a community-focused and family-friendly volunteer setting - clothing should allow you to move easily and help ensure everyone feels comfortable and respected. Volunteers can check-in via their phone app or email to track hours.When you arrive, there may be a line of cars forming - this is the distribution line. Do not pull into the distribution line. Please continue around the distribution line to park, find a Dare to Care staff member and let them know you are there to volunteer.  This opportunity will last until we run out of food. This schedule is subject to change - please check email and voicemail messages for notice of cancellations.

If you have any specific concerns or accommodation requests, please contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org so we can assist you in navigating and participating in our volunteer activities comfortably. Your safety and inclusion are our top priorities.

This volunteer opportunity and volunteer attendance are crucial to operations and feeding our clients. If you are unable to make a volunteer shift, please unregister, or contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org. A no-show without notification may result in removal from future volunteer shifts.

Masks or are currently optional for Dare to Care volunteers, but if you or anyone in your home feels ill, is quarantined for health reasons, or has a fever, please stay home.

Our Mobile Pantry program provides food to our neighbors in need every day!

Food from the Dare to Care warehouse is taken out into our 13-county service area and distributed with the help of volunteers like you. The Mobile Pantry ensures families can access food regardless of where they live. Dare to Care brings food directly to an identified food desert and sets up a temporary pantry on a consistent, scheduled basis.

On the 4th Monday of each month, our Mobile Pantry will make a stop in Memphis/Henryville, Indiana. Help is needed from 8 volunteers. 

Volunteers are needed to:

set-up tables to place food on (stations will be set up with at least 6 feet of distance between each). help distribute food (clients will be appropriately distanced and one will be served at a time in each station). help consolidate large amounts of produce into smaller bags. add certain foods into boxes to make it easier for quick distribution. break down boxes and collect plastic for recycling.

Additional Information:

Closed-toe shoes are required for volunteers. Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. As a reminder, this is a community-focused and family-friendly volunteer setting - clothing should allow you to move easily and help ensure everyone feels comfortable and respected. Volunteers can check-in via their phone app or email to track hours.When you arrive, there may be a line of cars forming - this is the distribution line. Do not pull into the distribution line. Please continue around the distribution line to park, find a Dare to Care staff member and let them know you are there to volunteer.  This opportunity will last until we run out of food. This schedule is subject to change - please check email and voicemail messages for notice of cancellations.

If you have any specific concerns or accommodation requests, please contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org so we can assist you in navigating and participating in our volunteer activities comfortably. Your safety and inclusion are our top priorities.

This volunteer opportunity and volunteer attendance are crucial to operations and feeding our clients. If you are unable to make a volunteer shift, please unregister, or contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org. A no-show without notification may result in removal from future volunteer shifts.

Masks or are currently optional for Dare to Care volunteers, but if you or anyone in your home feels ill, is quarantined for health reasons, or has a fever, please stay home.

Our Mobile Pantry program provides food to our neighbors in need every day!

Food from the Dare to Care warehouse is taken out into our 13-county service area and distributed with the help of volunteers like you. The Mobile Pantry ensures families can access food regardless of where they live. Dare to Care brings food directly to an identified food desert and sets up a temporary pantry on a consistent, scheduled basis.

On the 4th Monday of each month, our Mobile Pantry will make a stop in Clarksville, IN. Help is needed from 4 volunteers. 

Volunteers are needed to:

set-up tables to place food on (stations will be set up with at least 6 feet of distance between each). help distribute food (clients will be appropriately distanced and one will be served at a time in each station). help consolidate large amounts of produce into smaller bags. add certain foods into boxes to make it easier for quick distribution. break down boxes and collect plastic for recycling.

Additional Information:

Closed-toe shoes are required for volunteers. Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. As a reminder, this is a community-focused and family-friendly volunteer setting - clothing should allow you to move easily and help ensure everyone feels comfortable and respected. This is located in the Yellowwood Terrace parking lot. Volunteers can check-in via their phone app or email to track hours.When you arrive, there may be a line of cars forming - this is the distribution line. Do not pull into the distribution line. Please continue around the distribution line to park, find a Dare to Care staff member and let them know you are there to volunteer.  This opportunity will last until we run out of food. This schedule is subject to change - please check email and voicemail messages for notice of cancellations.

If you have any specific concerns or accommodation requests, please contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org so we can assist you in navigating and participating in our volunteer activities comfortably. Your safety and inclusion are our top priorities.

This volunteer opportunity and volunteer attendance are crucial to operations and feeding our clients. If you are unable to make a volunteer shift, please unregister, or contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org. A no-show without notification may result in removal from future volunteer shifts.

Masks or are currently optional for Dare to Care volunteers, but if you or anyone in your home feels ill, is quarantined for health reasons, or has a fever, please stay home.

Our Mobile Pantry program provides food to our neighbors in need every day!

Food from the Dare to Care warehouse is taken out into our 13-county service area and distributed with the help of volunteers like you. The Mobile Pantry ensures families can access food regardless of where they live. Dare to Care brings food directly to an identified food desert and sets up a temporary pantry on a consistent, scheduled basis.

On the 4th Tuesday of the month, Dare to Care will operate a Mobile Pantry from our Senior Outreach Warehouse. Help is needed from 10 volunteers.

Volunteers are needed to:

set-up tables to place food on (stations will be set up with at least 6 feet of distance between each). help distribute food (clients will be appropriately distanced and one will be served at a time in each station). help consolidate large amounts of produce into smaller bags. add certain foods into boxes to make it easier for quick distribution. break down boxes and collect plastic for recycling.

Additional Information:

Closed-toe shoes are required for volunteers. Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. As a reminder, this is a community-focused and family-friendly volunteer setting - clothing should allow you to move easily and help ensure everyone feels comfortable and respected. Volunteers can check-in via their phone app or email to track hours.When you arrive, there may be a line of cars forming - this is the distribution line. Do not pull into the distribution line. Please continue around the distribution line to park, find a Dare to Care staff member and let them know you are there to volunteer.  This opportunity will last until we run out of food. This schedule is subject to change - please check email and voicemail messages for notice of cancellations.

Directions:

The warehouse is located in the Big “A” Shopping Center off Cane Run Road and Algonquin Parkway. If you turn into the center at the Big “A” take the first right, go to the stop sign and take a left. You will need to go to the end of the parking lot towards the flags, turn right at the flags and come behind the building. We are located directly behind the Northwood Machinery business.

If you have any specific concerns or accommodation requests, please contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org so we can assist you in navigating and participating in our volunteer activities comfortably. Your safety and inclusion are our top priorities.

This volunteer opportunity and volunteer attendance are crucial to operations and feeding our clients. If you are unable to make a volunteer shift, please unregister, or contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org. A no-show without notification may result in removal from future volunteer shifts.

Masks or are currently optional for Dare to Care volunteers, but if you or anyone in your home feels ill, is quarantined for health reasons, or has a fever, please stay home.

Our Mobile Pantry program provides food to our neighbors in need every day!

Food from the Dare to Care warehouse is taken out into our 13-county service area and distributed with the help of volunteers like you. The Mobile Pantry ensures families can access food regardless of where they live. Dare to Care brings food directly to an identified food desert and sets up a temporary pantry on a consistent, scheduled basis.

On the 4th Tuesday of each month, our Mobile Pantry will make a stop at the Catholic Enrichment Center. Help is needed from 5 volunteers.

Volunteers are needed to:

set-up tables to place food on (stations will be set up with at least 6 feet of distance between each). help distribute food (clients will be appropriately distanced and one will be served at a time in each station). help consolidate large amounts of produce into smaller bags. add certain foods into boxes to make it easier for quick distribution. break down boxes and collect plastic for recycling.

Additional Information:

Closed-toe shoes are required for volunteers. Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. As a reminder, this is a community-focused and family-friendly volunteer setting - clothing should allow you to move easily and help ensure everyone feels comfortable and respected. Volunteers can check-in via their phone app or email to track hours.When you arrive, there may be a line of cars forming - this is the distribution line. Do not pull into the distribution line. Please continue around the distribution line to park, find a Dare to Care staff member and let them know you are there to volunteer.  This opportunity will last until we run out of food. This schedule is subject to change - please check email and voicemail messages for notice of cancellations.

If you have any specific concerns or accommodation requests, please contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org so we can assist you in navigating and participating in our volunteer activities comfortably. Your safety and inclusion are our top priorities.

This volunteer opportunity and volunteer attendance are crucial to operations and feeding our clients. If you are unable to make a volunteer shift, please unregister, or contact anna.foshee@daretocare.org. A no-show without notification may result in removal from future volunteer shifts.

Masks or are currently optional for Dare to Care volunteers, but if you or anyone in your home feels ill, is quarantined for health reasons, or has a fever, please stay home.