Volunteer: Help prepare Kid's Cafe and Innovative Meals at the Community KitchenJoin us as we prepare meals for kids and for our innovative meals programs!
Dare to Care needs to produce meals each week to feed our neighbors in need. No need to be a chef or master in the kitchen - we'll teach you everything! Volunteer duties may include: Making sandwiches Vegetable and fruit prep Adding pre-portioned food into divider trays Sealing freshly prepared food into trays on our tray line (we'll teach you how to use our Oliver Speedseal machines Preparing raw chicken Other special kitchen dutiesREQUIREMENTS: Volunteers must wear hair restraints, such as a hat, hair net, hair bonnet, and/or beard net. Volunteers with long hair will also be asked to tie their hair back first.Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes. Volunteers must remove any items, such as name tags, jewelry, scarves, etc. that may dangle, become loose, or otherwise contaminate food products.Volunteers wearing artificial nails and/or nail polish must wear provided disposable gloves during their volunteer shift.Volunteers must have their armpits, shoulders, and abdomen covered. Short-sleeved, or long-sleeved shirts only. Volunteers aged 15 must be accompanied by an adult; 16 years old and older do not need an adultAdditional information: Please enter at the "Welcome" door on S. 28th Street - just ring the doorbell! This opportunity does involve standing for a large portion of the volunteer shift. We will provide gloves and require proper handwashing.The kitchen is frequently busy with the sounds of cooking equipment. Expect a constant hum from ventilation systems, the sizzle of food cooking, and the clatter of pots and pans.The kitchen is filled with a variety of smells from cooking processes and cleaning supplies. These smells can be strong and change throughout the day depending on what’s being cooked/cleaned. There are lockers onsite for your personal belongings, but you must bring your own lock. 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. Program: Community Kitchen Join us as we prepare meals for kids and for our innovative meals programs!
Dare to Care needs to produce meals each week to feed our neighbors in need. No need to be a chef or master in the kitchen - we'll teach you everything! Volunteer duties may include: Making sandwiches Vegetable and fruit prep Adding pre-portioned food into divider trays Sealing freshly prepared food into trays on our tray line (we'll teach you how to use our Oliver Speedseal machines Preparing raw chicken Other special kitchen dutiesREQUIREMENTS: Volunteers must wear hair restraints, such as a hat, hair net, hair bonnet, and/or beard net. Volunteers with long hair will also be asked to tie their hair back first.Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes. Volunteers must remove any items, such as name tags, jewelry, scarves, etc. that may dangle, become loose, or otherwise contaminate food products.Volunteers wearing artificial nails and/or nail polish must wear provided disposable gloves during their volunteer shift.Volunteers must have their armpits, shoulders, and abdomen covered. Short-sleeved, or long-sleeved shirts only. Volunteers aged 15 must be accompanied by an adult; 16 years old and older do not need an adultAdditional information: Please enter at the "Welcome" door on S. 28th Street - just ring the doorbell! This opportunity does involve standing for a large portion of the volunteer shift. We will provide gloves and require proper handwashing.The kitchen is frequently busy with the sounds of cooking equipment. Expect a constant hum from ventilation systems, the sizzle of food cooking, and the clatter of pots and pans.The kitchen is filled with a variety of smells from cooking processes and cleaning supplies. These smells can be strong and change throughout the day depending on what’s being cooked/cleaned. There are lockers onsite for your personal belongings, but you must bring your own lock. 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. Program: Community Kitchen Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40211 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help us distribute food at Sacred Heart Village III Mobile PantryOur 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. Program: Mobile Pantry 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. Program: Mobile Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40216 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Volunteer in our Warehouse - sorting and beyondJoin us in the Main Distribution Center Warehouse!
Dare to Care relies on food donations in order to support our neighbors in need. When food is donated through food/fund drives, retail partnerships, or other means, it needs to be sorted in our warehouse before it is ready for an agency to distribute. We rely on volunteers daily to help inspect food and sort it into appropriate categories. Other projects during this volunteer shift can include labeling food, consolidating large bags of produce into smaller bags, creating food boxes for clients, and more. Requirements: Close-toed shoes Standing, some walking and may include light lifting (less than 20 pounds). Volunteers need to be at least 15 years old (if a volunteer is 14 years old, they must be accompanied by a guardian).Additional Information: The warehouse is frequently busy with the sounds of forklifts and pallet jacks moving throughout the space, and the occasional beeps of equipment.Various pieces of equipment, such as forklifts, pallet jacks, and shelving units, are stationed throughout the warehouse. Caution is advised around moving equipment.Volunteers and staff often communicate over the noise, so there might be raised voices.The space is well-lit with overhead lighting, but some areas may have varying levels of brightness.There are lockers with locks provided to store your personal belongings while you are volunteering. Please do not bring more volunteers than what you have signed up for. 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. Program: Main Distribution Center Join us in the Main Distribution Center Warehouse!
Dare to Care relies on food donations in order to support our neighbors in need. When food is donated through food/fund drives, retail partnerships, or other means, it needs to be sorted in our warehouse before it is ready for an agency to distribute. We rely on volunteers daily to help inspect food and sort it into appropriate categories. Other projects during this volunteer shift can include labeling food, consolidating large bags of produce into smaller bags, creating food boxes for clients, and more. Requirements: Close-toed shoes Standing, some walking and may include light lifting (less than 20 pounds). Volunteers need to be at least 15 years old (if a volunteer is 14 years old, they must be accompanied by a guardian).Additional Information: The warehouse is frequently busy with the sounds of forklifts and pallet jacks moving throughout the space, and the occasional beeps of equipment.Various pieces of equipment, such as forklifts, pallet jacks, and shelving units, are stationed throughout the warehouse. Caution is advised around moving equipment.Volunteers and staff often communicate over the noise, so there might be raised voices.The space is well-lit with overhead lighting, but some areas may have varying levels of brightness.There are lockers with locks provided to store your personal belongings while you are volunteering. Please do not bring more volunteers than what you have signed up for. 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. Program: Main Distribution Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40228 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Pack food boxes for low-income seniors at our Senior Outreach WarehouseHelp us create food boxes for low-income seniors!
This volunteer opportunity supports the nearly 4,600 food boxes needed each month for low-income seniors in Kentuckiana. Volunteers work on an assembly line to place food items into boxes through the Commodity Supplemental Food Program. What to expect: Closed toe shoes are required. Volunteers will be on their feet standing, though accommodations can be made. Light lifting (about 35lbs) will be required from 1-2 volunteersAdditional Information: The warehouse is frequently busy with the sounds of forklifts and pallet jacks moving throughout the space, and the occasional beeps of equipment.Various pieces of equipment, such as forklifts, pallet jacks, and shelving units, are stationed throughout the warehouse. Caution is advised around moving equipment.Volunteers and staff often communicate over the noise, so there might be raised voices.The space is well-lit with overhead lighting, but some areas may have varying levels of brightness.Directions and Parking: 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 flag poles, turn right at the flag poles and come behind the building. We are located directly behind the Northwood Machinery business. There is ample parking outside the warehouse. 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. Program: Senior Outreach Warehouse Help us create food boxes for low-income seniors!
This volunteer opportunity supports the nearly 4,600 food boxes needed each month for low-income seniors in Kentuckiana. Volunteers work on an assembly line to place food items into boxes through the Commodity Supplemental Food Program. What to expect: Closed toe shoes are required. Volunteers will be on their feet standing, though accommodations can be made. Light lifting (about 35lbs) will be required from 1-2 volunteersAdditional Information: The warehouse is frequently busy with the sounds of forklifts and pallet jacks moving throughout the space, and the occasional beeps of equipment.Various pieces of equipment, such as forklifts, pallet jacks, and shelving units, are stationed throughout the warehouse. Caution is advised around moving equipment.Volunteers and staff often communicate over the noise, so there might be raised voices.The space is well-lit with overhead lighting, but some areas may have varying levels of brightness.Directions and Parking: 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 flag poles, turn right at the flag poles and come behind the building. We are located directly behind the Northwood Machinery business. There is ample parking outside the warehouse. 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. Program: Senior Outreach Warehouse Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40211 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help us distribute food at the Meadow Hill Mobile PantryOur 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. Program: Mobile Pantry 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. Program: Mobile Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40219 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help reach our goal of 5000 Nourished Neighbor Meals for Hunger Action MonthJoin us as we reach our Hunger Action Month goal to produce 5000 frozen meals for our Nourished Neighbors program!
Dare to Care needs to produce meals each week to feed our neighbors in need. No need to be a chef or master in the kitchen - we'll teach you everything! Volunteer duties may include: Making sandwiches Vegetable and fruit prep Adding pre-portioned food into divider trays Sealing freshly prepared food into trays on our tray line (we'll teach you how to use our Oliver Speedseal machines Preparing raw chicken Other special kitchen dutiesREQUIREMENTS: Volunteers must wear hair restraints, such as a hat, hair net, hair bonnet, and/or beard net. Volunteers with long hair will also be asked to tie their hair back first.Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes. Volunteers must remove any items, such as name tags, jewelry, scarves, etc. that may dangle, become loose, or otherwise contaminate food products.Volunteers wearing artificial nails and/or nail polish must wear provided disposable gloves during their volunteer shift.Volunteers must have their armpits, shoulders, and abdomen covered. Short-sleeved, or long-sleeved shirts only. Volunteers aged 15 must be accompanied by an adult; 16 years old and older do not need an adultAdditional information: Please enter at the "Welcome" door on S. 28th Street - just ring the doorbell! This opportunity does involve standing for a large portion of the volunteer shift. We will provide gloves and require proper handwashing.The kitchen is frequently busy with the sounds of cooking equipment. Expect a constant hum from ventilation systems, the sizzle of food cooking, and the clatter of pots and pans.The kitchen is filled with a variety of smells from cooking processes and cleaning supplies. These smells can be strong and change throughout the day depending on what’s being cooked/cleaned. There are lockers onsite for your personal belongings, but you must bring your own lock. 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. Program: Community Kitchen Join us as we reach our Hunger Action Month goal to produce 5000 frozen meals for our Nourished Neighbors program!
Dare to Care needs to produce meals each week to feed our neighbors in need. No need to be a chef or master in the kitchen - we'll teach you everything! Volunteer duties may include: Making sandwiches Vegetable and fruit prep Adding pre-portioned food into divider trays Sealing freshly prepared food into trays on our tray line (we'll teach you how to use our Oliver Speedseal machines Preparing raw chicken Other special kitchen dutiesREQUIREMENTS: Volunteers must wear hair restraints, such as a hat, hair net, hair bonnet, and/or beard net. Volunteers with long hair will also be asked to tie their hair back first.Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes. Volunteers must remove any items, such as name tags, jewelry, scarves, etc. that may dangle, become loose, or otherwise contaminate food products.Volunteers wearing artificial nails and/or nail polish must wear provided disposable gloves during their volunteer shift.Volunteers must have their armpits, shoulders, and abdomen covered. Short-sleeved, or long-sleeved shirts only. Volunteers aged 15 must be accompanied by an adult; 16 years old and older do not need an adultAdditional information: Please enter at the "Welcome" door on S. 28th Street - just ring the doorbell! This opportunity does involve standing for a large portion of the volunteer shift. We will provide gloves and require proper handwashing.The kitchen is frequently busy with the sounds of cooking equipment. Expect a constant hum from ventilation systems, the sizzle of food cooking, and the clatter of pots and pans.The kitchen is filled with a variety of smells from cooking processes and cleaning supplies. These smells can be strong and change throughout the day depending on what’s being cooked/cleaned. There are lockers onsite for your personal belongings, but you must bring your own lock. 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. Program: Community Kitchen Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40211 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help us distribute food at the Yorktown Grace Community Baptist Church Mobile PantryOur 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. Program: Mobile Pantry 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. Program: Mobile Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40214 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help us distribute food at the Dosker Manor Mobile PantryOur 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. Program: Mobile Pantry 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. Program: Mobile Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40202 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help us distribute food at the Partridge Point Mobile PantryOur 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. Program: Mobile Pantry 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. Program: Mobile Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40215 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help us distribute food at the St. Cecilia Mobile PantryOur 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. Program: Mobile Pantry 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. Program: Mobile Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40212 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help us distribute food at the Smoketown Mobile PantryOur 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. Program: Mobile Pantry 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. Program: Mobile Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40203 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help us distribute food at the Riverview Tower Apartments Mobile PantryOur 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. Program: Mobile Pantry 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. Program: Mobile Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 47150 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help us distribute food at our Mobile Pantry in Memphis/Henryville, INOur 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. Program: Mobile Pantry 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. Program: Mobile Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 47143 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help us distribute food at our Mobile Pantry in Clarksville, INOur 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. Program: Mobile Pantry 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. Program: Mobile Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 47129 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help us distribute food at the Senior Warehouse Mobile PantryOur 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. Program: Mobile Pantry 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. Program: Mobile Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40211 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help us distribute food at the Catholic Enrichment Center Mobile PantryOur 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. Program: Mobile Pantry 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. Program: Mobile Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40211 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Family Volunteer Night at the Senior WarehouseLooking for an evening volunteer opportunity for you and your family?
Join us for our first Family Volunteer Night at the Senior Warehouse! September is Hunger Action Month, making this special evening a wonderful opportunity for families to come together and make a difference in our community. During this project, volunteers will help us create food boxes for low-income seniors! This opportunity supports the nearly 4,600 food boxes needed each month for low-income seniors in Kentuckiana. Volunteers work on an assembly line to place food items into boxes through the Commodity Supplemental Food Program. What to expect: Closed toe shoes are required. Volunteers will be on their feet standing, though accommodations can be made. Lifting up to 40 pounds will be required from a few volunteers to load completed boxes onto pallets. Ages 6+ welcomeAll volunteers under 16 must be accompanied by an adult, with a 3:1 child to adult ratio.How to Sign up: Since this opportunity is for families, we are having everyone register as a team. Follow these steps to register your family! Create an account, or log into an existing account on this siteOpen the Family Volunteer Night opportunity page and click "Respond as a Team" (if this is the first time you have signed up for a volunteer opportunity with us, you will be prompted to sign your volunteer waiver. After you sign the waiver, you will be back on the opportunity page, where you must click "Respond as a Team" again to complete the process below)Click "Create a New Team" Name your team for your family (ie: The Miller Family). Click the "Add Me" button. Your name should now appear below. Check the box next to your name to make yourself the team leader. Now, use the "Reserve Additional Slots" feature to save spots for each of your remaining family members. Click "Continue"Make sure the date is selected. Click "Save". You're finished! :)Directions/Parking: The warehouse is located in the Big “A” Shopping Center off Cane Run Road and Algonquin Parkway at 3360 Commerce Center Place Louisville, KY 40211. 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 flag poles, turn right at the flag poles and come behind the building. We are located directly behind the Northwood Machinery business and have plenty of parking for your use. 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. Program: Senior Outreach Warehouse Looking for an evening volunteer opportunity for you and your family?
Join us for our first Family Volunteer Night at the Senior Warehouse! September is Hunger Action Month, making this special evening a wonderful opportunity for families to come together and make a difference in our community. During this project, volunteers will help us create food boxes for low-income seniors! This opportunity supports the nearly 4,600 food boxes needed each month for low-income seniors in Kentuckiana. Volunteers work on an assembly line to place food items into boxes through the Commodity Supplemental Food Program. What to expect: Closed toe shoes are required. Volunteers will be on their feet standing, though accommodations can be made. Lifting up to 40 pounds will be required from a few volunteers to load completed boxes onto pallets. Ages 6+ welcomeAll volunteers under 16 must be accompanied by an adult, with a 3:1 child to adult ratio.How to Sign up: Since this opportunity is for families, we are having everyone register as a team. Follow these steps to register your family! Create an account, or log into an existing account on this siteOpen the Family Volunteer Night opportunity page and click "Respond as a Team" (if this is the first time you have signed up for a volunteer opportunity with us, you will be prompted to sign your volunteer waiver. After you sign the waiver, you will be back on the opportunity page, where you must click "Respond as a Team" again to complete the process below)Click "Create a New Team" Name your team for your family (ie: The Miller Family). Click the "Add Me" button. Your name should now appear below. Check the box next to your name to make yourself the team leader. Now, use the "Reserve Additional Slots" feature to save spots for each of your remaining family members. Click "Continue"Make sure the date is selected. Click "Save". You're finished! :)Directions/Parking: The warehouse is located in the Big “A” Shopping Center off Cane Run Road and Algonquin Parkway at 3360 Commerce Center Place Louisville, KY 40211. 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 flag poles, turn right at the flag poles and come behind the building. We are located directly behind the Northwood Machinery business and have plenty of parking for your use. 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. Program: Senior Outreach Warehouse Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40211 Allow Groups: Teams only |
Volunteer: Help us distribute food at the Arcadia Park (Derby City Flea Market) Mobile PantryOur 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. Program: Mobile Pantry 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. Program: Mobile Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40216 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help distribute food at our Weekend Drive-Up Mobile Pantry (Main Distribution Center)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. Program: Mobile Pantry 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. Program: Mobile Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40228 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help us distribute food at the Haleysburg Washington County Mobile PantryOur 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. Program: Mobile Pantry 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. Program: Mobile Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 47281 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help us distribute food at our South Jefferson Baptist Church Mobile PantryOur 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. Program: Mobile Pantry 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. Program: Mobile Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40272 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help us distribute food at Portland PACT Mobile PantryOur 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. Program: Mobile Pantry 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. Program: Mobile Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 40212 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help our partner agency Southwest Community Ministries with food unloading and pick-upIf you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Sarah Langmeyer, Executive Director of Southwest Community Ministries by email or phone: sarah.swcm@gmail.com or 502-935-0310 x239.
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Southwest Community Ministries is located in SW Jefferson County serving those that live in 40258, 40272 and the Jefferson County portion of 40177. SWCM runs a Dare to Care distribution site providing groceries and some personal hygiene items to neighbors in need. Meals on Wheels Delivery Driver Monday (St. Mary Elizabeth): Volunteers will meet at SME hospital at noon each Monday, in order to pick up meals, and then will deliver at their own pace to the clients on their route sheet. Wednesday (SWCM Pantry): Volunteers will meet at SWCM pantry at 9:30am each Wednesday, in order to pick up meals, and then will deliver at their own pace to the clients on their route sheet. Donation Pickups
Pizza Pickups
Commodities Deliveries
Translator Services
Food Pantry
Seasonal
If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Sarah Langmeyer, sarah.swcm@gmail.com or 502-935-0310 x 239 Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Sarah Langmeyer, Executive Director of Southwest Community Ministries by email or phone: sarah.swcm@gmail.com or 502-935-0310 x239.
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Southwest Community Ministries is located in SW Jefferson County serving those that live in 40258, 40272 and the Jefferson County portion of 40177. SWCM runs a Dare to Care distribution site providing groceries and some personal hygiene items to neighbors in need. Meals on Wheels Delivery Driver Monday (St. Mary Elizabeth): Volunteers will meet at SME hospital at noon each Monday, in order to pick up meals, and then will deliver at their own pace to the clients on their route sheet. Wednesday (SWCM Pantry): Volunteers will meet at SWCM pantry at 9:30am each Wednesday, in order to pick up meals, and then will deliver at their own pace to the clients on their route sheet. Donation Pickups
Pizza Pickups
Commodities Deliveries
Translator Services
Food Pantry
Seasonal
If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Sarah Langmeyer, sarah.swcm@gmail.com or 502-935-0310 x 239 Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 40258 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Assist Shoppers at the Empathy in Action Mobile PantryIf you are interested in volunteering, or have questions, please reach out to Brian Good by email or phone: bgood@eldergood.com or 502-432-0501.**Responding via Dare to Care's website does not confirm your volunteer status.Assist Shoppers at the Empathy in Action Mobile PantryThe Empathy in Action Mobile Pantry is in need of 5 volunteers on the 1st Saturday of each month to help dispense food at their outdoor, drive-thru food pantry.
Date: 1st Saturday of each moth Start Time: 7:45am End time: Until food runs out (typically by 9:45am) Location and Parking information: The distribution is located behind 1314 Bardstown Road (next to The Eagle restaurant’s parking lot). Public parking is available along Bardstown Road. Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies If you are interested in volunteering, or have questions, please reach out to Brian Good by email or phone: bgood@eldergood.com or 502-432-0501.**Responding via Dare to Care's website does not confirm your volunteer status.Assist Shoppers at the Empathy in Action Mobile PantryThe Empathy in Action Mobile Pantry is in need of 5 volunteers on the 1st Saturday of each month to help dispense food at their outdoor, drive-thru food pantry.
Date: 1st Saturday of each moth Start Time: 7:45am End time: Until food runs out (typically by 9:45am) Location and Parking information: The distribution is located behind 1314 Bardstown Road (next to The Eagle restaurant’s parking lot). Public parking is available along Bardstown Road. Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 40204 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help our partner agency Shively Area Ministries support our neighbors in need (various volunteer roles)If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Angie Hare at angie.hare@shivelyareaministries.com or by phone at 502-447-4330 ext. 25. You can also complete a volunteer application here.
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Whether you enjoy working behind the scenes or one-on-one with those in need, we have an important role you can fill. Volunteers come from all walks of life and backgrounds. We believe that no contribution is too small, and everyone can make a difference! We have ongoing needs for volunteers, as well as occasional special project needs, so if you enjoy answering phones, doing light data entry, delivering meals to the homebound or stocking food pantry shelves we have the perfect opportunity for you. Open: Monday to Thursday 9:30am to 12:30 pm, Tuesday 1:30 pm to 4pm If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Angie Hare via email at angie.hare@shivelyareaministries.com or by phone 502-447-4330 ext. 25. Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Angie Hare at angie.hare@shivelyareaministries.com or by phone at 502-447-4330 ext. 25. You can also complete a volunteer application here.
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Whether you enjoy working behind the scenes or one-on-one with those in need, we have an important role you can fill. Volunteers come from all walks of life and backgrounds. We believe that no contribution is too small, and everyone can make a difference! We have ongoing needs for volunteers, as well as occasional special project needs, so if you enjoy answering phones, doing light data entry, delivering meals to the homebound or stocking food pantry shelves we have the perfect opportunity for you. Open: Monday to Thursday 9:30am to 12:30 pm, Tuesday 1:30 pm to 4pm If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Angie Hare via email at angie.hare@shivelyareaministries.com or by phone 502-447-4330 ext. 25. Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 40216 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help our partner agency Exodus Family Ministries with food pickup and delivery.If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Shane Schlatter or Tom Jacks by calling (502) 614-8544.
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Exodus Family Ministries, located in Southwest Louisville, is seeking volunteers to assist with our food pantry in the following ways; Pickup/Delivery Drivers- Volunteers would be placed on a rotation to pick up food from Dare to Care on Fern Valley Rd and delivery it to our pantry on Bethany Lane. Our pickups can fluctuate although they are generally on Friday’s between 7:30am and 8:30am. This would require someone that could lift upwards of 40lbs and that has access to a vehicle that could easy hold 400-500lbs of food. Once the food is picked up from Dare to Care, the volunteer would meet other volunteers at the food pantry who would help get the food unloaded and put in the proper locations. Food Box Delivery Drivers- This role is becoming a very important part of our ministry. We currently help deliver food boxes to people throughout all of Louisville that do not have the means to get to a local food pantry. As a volunteer, we would put you on a rotation to do porch drop-offs to homes around the Louisville area. We would not require or encourage you to go into any home. You would simply place the box in a secure location near the door and call the client after you return to your car. This would require a vehicle that could hold up to 3 to 4 food boxes at a time with the boxes weighing between 20 – 30 lbs a piece. This can be done at any time (within reason) throughout the day of your rotation. Our volunteers are very important to us and allow us the capability to reach those in need throughout our community. If you have questions or would like more information please reach out to either Shane Schlatter or Tom Jacks by calling our number (502) 614-8544. To find out more information about our ministry please visit; exodusfamilyministries.com or Facebook.com/exodusfamilyministries If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Shane Schlatter or Tom Jacks by calling (502) 614-8544. Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Shane Schlatter or Tom Jacks by calling (502) 614-8544.
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Exodus Family Ministries, located in Southwest Louisville, is seeking volunteers to assist with our food pantry in the following ways; Pickup/Delivery Drivers- Volunteers would be placed on a rotation to pick up food from Dare to Care on Fern Valley Rd and delivery it to our pantry on Bethany Lane. Our pickups can fluctuate although they are generally on Friday’s between 7:30am and 8:30am. This would require someone that could lift upwards of 40lbs and that has access to a vehicle that could easy hold 400-500lbs of food. Once the food is picked up from Dare to Care, the volunteer would meet other volunteers at the food pantry who would help get the food unloaded and put in the proper locations. Food Box Delivery Drivers- This role is becoming a very important part of our ministry. We currently help deliver food boxes to people throughout all of Louisville that do not have the means to get to a local food pantry. As a volunteer, we would put you on a rotation to do porch drop-offs to homes around the Louisville area. We would not require or encourage you to go into any home. You would simply place the box in a secure location near the door and call the client after you return to your car. This would require a vehicle that could hold up to 3 to 4 food boxes at a time with the boxes weighing between 20 – 30 lbs a piece. This can be done at any time (within reason) throughout the day of your rotation. Our volunteers are very important to us and allow us the capability to reach those in need throughout our community. If you have questions or would like more information please reach out to either Shane Schlatter or Tom Jacks by calling our number (502) 614-8544. To find out more information about our ministry please visit; exodusfamilyministries.com or Facebook.com/exodusfamilyministries If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Shane Schlatter or Tom Jacks by calling (502) 614-8544. Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 40272 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help our partner agency Ronald McDonald House Charities (Meals from the Heart)If you are interested or have questions, please visit https://rmhc-kentuckiana.org/adopt-a-meal/ or call 502-371-1446 for more information:
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For a family with a seriously ill child, a long day at the hospital can be exhausting and a delicious meal can be quite the pick-me-up. Our goal is to provide families with at least one meal a day at the Ronald McDonald House and we depend on volunteer groups to prepare and organize homemade meals for our families. Our volunteer groups are families, churches, school groups, or community organizations, many of whom have been coming for years! Dinners are prepared and served between 6P-7P in our commercial kitchen space. For more information please visit: Meals From the Heart | Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kentuckiana (rmhc-kentuckiana.org)
Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies If you are interested or have questions, please visit https://rmhc-kentuckiana.org/adopt-a-meal/ or call 502-371-1446 for more information:
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For a family with a seriously ill child, a long day at the hospital can be exhausting and a delicious meal can be quite the pick-me-up. Our goal is to provide families with at least one meal a day at the Ronald McDonald House and we depend on volunteer groups to prepare and organize homemade meals for our families. Our volunteer groups are families, churches, school groups, or community organizations, many of whom have been coming for years! Dinners are prepared and served between 6P-7P in our commercial kitchen space. For more information please visit: Meals From the Heart | Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kentuckiana (rmhc-kentuckiana.org)
Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 40202 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Culinary InstructorCulinary Instructors teach adults, kids, and teens how to cook and shop for healthy, low-cost foods. They combine their own knowledge and experience with the lesson plans and recipes provided in the Cooking Matters curricula. Bring a graduate of or enrolled in a two-year culinary training program is not required, but encouraged. We will train the right candidate. Program: Cooking Matters Culinary Instructors teach adults, kids, and teens how to cook and shop for healthy, low-cost foods. They combine their own knowledge and experience with the lesson plans and recipes provided in the Cooking Matters curricula. Bring a graduate of or enrolled in a two-year culinary training program is not required, but encouraged. We will train the right candidate. Program: Cooking Matters Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 40211 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help our partner agency First Lutheran Church (2nd Tuesday Opportunities Monthly)If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Sharon Lillie at lilliesharon3@gmail.com or text Sharon at 502-741-2192
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SECOND TUESDAY MONTHLY: First Lutheran Church is looking for volunteers to help do some heavy lifting for their monthly big truck shipment. That is 20 to 40 pound increments. Lifting the cans and boxes off of the pallet and stacking them onto another pallet. This takes place from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm on the second Tuesday of the month. If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Sharon Lillie at lilliesharon3@gmail.com or text Sharon at 502-741-2192 Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Sharon Lillie at lilliesharon3@gmail.com or text Sharon at 502-741-2192
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SECOND TUESDAY MONTHLY: First Lutheran Church is looking for volunteers to help do some heavy lifting for their monthly big truck shipment. That is 20 to 40 pound increments. Lifting the cans and boxes off of the pallet and stacking them onto another pallet. This takes place from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm on the second Tuesday of the month. If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Sharon Lillie at lilliesharon3@gmail.com or text Sharon at 502-741-2192 Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 40202 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Nutrition InstructorNutrition Instructors teach adults, kids, and teens how to find and shop for healthy, low-cost foods, using the MyPlate as the foundation of each lesson. They combine their own knowledge and experience with the lesson plans and recipes provided in the Cooking Matters curricula. Being a graduate of a nutrition degree or an RD is not required, but encouraged. We will train the right candidate. Program: Cooking Matters Nutrition Instructors teach adults, kids, and teens how to find and shop for healthy, low-cost foods, using the MyPlate as the foundation of each lesson. They combine their own knowledge and experience with the lesson plans and recipes provided in the Cooking Matters curricula. Being a graduate of a nutrition degree or an RD is not required, but encouraged. We will train the right candidate. Program: Cooking Matters Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 40211 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help our partner agency Bringing Justice Home with grocery deliveriesBringing Justice Home Job Description
Volunteer Role: Grocery Bringer
Mission: Bringing Justice Home is a Louisville nonprofit that fosters health and wellness for people experiencing poverty, food insecurity, and chronic health conditions through the delivery of food and household supplies, and by facilitating access to needed services, and offering social support, while seeking to engage the community in the work of justice through education, sharing resources, and building just relationships. Volunteers are the face of our organization and at the heart of all that we do and are.
Summary: Grocery Bringer volunteers with Bringing Justice Home will perform a variety of tasks in assistance to the primary mission of shopping for and delivering groceries and household supplies to neighbors with special needs. Volunteering with Bringing Justice Home assumes a willingness to reach out to those unlike ourselves in a nonjudgmental, compassionate way.
Grocery Bringers pick up curbside Kroger orders and deliver them to neighbors' homes. Volunteers in this role should be able to commit to at least two hours per week. Volunteers will also complete online training and a background check.
To Apply: Please fill out the application form at https://www.bringingjusticehomelou.org/volunteer. If you have any questions, please contact Val@BringingJusticeHomeLou.org. Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies Bringing Justice Home Job Description
Volunteer Role: Grocery Bringer
Mission: Bringing Justice Home is a Louisville nonprofit that fosters health and wellness for people experiencing poverty, food insecurity, and chronic health conditions through the delivery of food and household supplies, and by facilitating access to needed services, and offering social support, while seeking to engage the community in the work of justice through education, sharing resources, and building just relationships. Volunteers are the face of our organization and at the heart of all that we do and are.
Summary: Grocery Bringer volunteers with Bringing Justice Home will perform a variety of tasks in assistance to the primary mission of shopping for and delivering groceries and household supplies to neighbors with special needs. Volunteering with Bringing Justice Home assumes a willingness to reach out to those unlike ourselves in a nonjudgmental, compassionate way.
Grocery Bringers pick up curbside Kroger orders and deliver them to neighbors' homes. Volunteers in this role should be able to commit to at least two hours per week. Volunteers will also complete online training and a background check.
To Apply: Please fill out the application form at https://www.bringingjusticehomelou.org/volunteer. If you have any questions, please contact Val@BringingJusticeHomeLou.org. Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 40204 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help our partner agency Sister Visitor CenterIf you are interested or have questions, please visit https://cclou.org/volunteer-application/ for a volunteer application. Also reach out to Myya Little, Food Pantry Coordinator:
502-776-0155 ext. 156 - mlittle@archlou.org
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Sister Visitor Center (SVC) is located in West Louisville serving the Portland, Russell and Shawnee neighborhoods. In February 2021, SVC opened a Client Choice Food Pantry where clients will be given the opportunity to personally select their monthly grocery order and household items in a supermarket-style space. Volunteer opportunities: Day/times will be determined upon discussion with volunteer. To inquire about opportunities, please contact Sr. Paris Slapikas, SCN Director of Sister Visitor Center at pslapikas@archlou.org or 502.776.0155 ext. 112. Choice Food Pantry: Personal Shopper: Welcome clients, select food from shelves, track food point system, stock shelves and provide general support. Assist with food deliveries: Drive food to participant’s home and drop if off on the porch, obtain client’s signature. Volunteers do not enter client’s home.-- Personal Shopper: Monday – Friday 9:00a-12:00p (2 people each slot) This volunteer will be asked to welcome clients, select food from shelves, track food point system, stock shelves and provide general support to the Food Pantry Coordinator. This volunteer will work directly with clients. -- Sorting and Stocking Pantry Shelves: Daily 8:30a – 10:00a / 3:00p – 4:30p (1 person per shift) This volunteer will be asked to unpack boxes, inspect food for damages or expiration, stock shelves and provide general support to the Food Pantry Coordinator. This volunteer will not work directly with clients. -- Unload Dare to Care Truck: First Tuesday of every month – 8:30a – 10:00a (2-3 people) This volunteer will be asked to unload and move boxes from a box truck (up to 25 lbs.), inspect food for damages or expiration, stock shelves and provide general support to the Food Pantry Coordinator. This volunteer will not work directly with clients. -- On call volunteer to fill vacancies: Various times throughout the week to fill above descriptions If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Myya Little - 502-776-0155 ext. 156 / mlittle@archlou.org Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies If you are interested or have questions, please visit https://cclou.org/volunteer-application/ for a volunteer application. Also reach out to Myya Little, Food Pantry Coordinator:
502-776-0155 ext. 156 - mlittle@archlou.org
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Sister Visitor Center (SVC) is located in West Louisville serving the Portland, Russell and Shawnee neighborhoods. In February 2021, SVC opened a Client Choice Food Pantry where clients will be given the opportunity to personally select their monthly grocery order and household items in a supermarket-style space. Volunteer opportunities: Day/times will be determined upon discussion with volunteer. To inquire about opportunities, please contact Sr. Paris Slapikas, SCN Director of Sister Visitor Center at pslapikas@archlou.org or 502.776.0155 ext. 112. Choice Food Pantry: Personal Shopper: Welcome clients, select food from shelves, track food point system, stock shelves and provide general support. Assist with food deliveries: Drive food to participant’s home and drop if off on the porch, obtain client’s signature. Volunteers do not enter client’s home.-- Personal Shopper: Monday – Friday 9:00a-12:00p (2 people each slot) This volunteer will be asked to welcome clients, select food from shelves, track food point system, stock shelves and provide general support to the Food Pantry Coordinator. This volunteer will work directly with clients. -- Sorting and Stocking Pantry Shelves: Daily 8:30a – 10:00a / 3:00p – 4:30p (1 person per shift) This volunteer will be asked to unpack boxes, inspect food for damages or expiration, stock shelves and provide general support to the Food Pantry Coordinator. This volunteer will not work directly with clients. -- Unload Dare to Care Truck: First Tuesday of every month – 8:30a – 10:00a (2-3 people) This volunteer will be asked to unload and move boxes from a box truck (up to 25 lbs.), inspect food for damages or expiration, stock shelves and provide general support to the Food Pantry Coordinator. This volunteer will not work directly with clients. -- On call volunteer to fill vacancies: Various times throughout the week to fill above descriptions If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Myya Little - 502-776-0155 ext. 156 / mlittle@archlou.org Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 40212 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help our partner agency Center for Lay Ministries with transportation and pantry tasksIf you are interested in volunteering or have questions, please reach out to Erin Johnson, Volunteer Coordinator by email or through Center for Lay Ministries website: volunteers@layministries.org; www.centerforlayministries.org or by phone at 502-419-4535.
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We'd love to have you join our team! The Center for Lay Ministries Food Pantry in Jeffersonville serves the residents of Clark County, Indiana. We are seeking volunteers to help fill multiple needs. CLM is in great need of a box truck driver to help with our regularly scheduled multi-stop food pickups from area grocery stores. This volunteer would help by driving our box truck to various locations, loading food items onto the box truck, and unloading the shipment at our food pantry upon return. If possible, we would like to utilize this volunteer for other driving opportunities as well. This volunteer can help fill-in for our regularly scheduled drivers while they are out on vacation or if they are out sick. We have an immediate opening for a driver on Monday mornings. This shift typically takes 3 hours to complete. Additionally, we are seeking volunteers to help in our pantry. Typical volunteer tasks include preparing boxes of non-perishable food items, filling grocery carts with fresh food and produce, transporting food items out to clients, and helping stock pantry shelves. Our greatest needs are on Mondays from 1:30 - 3:30, Wednesdays from 1:30 - 3:30, and Fridays from 11:00 - 1:30. However, we can always use volunteers at any time, so if you are interested please let us know! If you're interested or have questions, please send an email to volunteers@layministries.org or call 502-419-4535. Center for Lay Ministries213 East Maple StreetJeffersonville, IN 47130If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Erin Johnson, Volunteer Coordinator by email or through our website. volunteers@layministries.org; www.centerforlayministries.org or by phone at 502-419-4535. Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies If you are interested in volunteering or have questions, please reach out to Erin Johnson, Volunteer Coordinator by email or through Center for Lay Ministries website: volunteers@layministries.org; www.centerforlayministries.org or by phone at 502-419-4535.
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We'd love to have you join our team! The Center for Lay Ministries Food Pantry in Jeffersonville serves the residents of Clark County, Indiana. We are seeking volunteers to help fill multiple needs. CLM is in great need of a box truck driver to help with our regularly scheduled multi-stop food pickups from area grocery stores. This volunteer would help by driving our box truck to various locations, loading food items onto the box truck, and unloading the shipment at our food pantry upon return. If possible, we would like to utilize this volunteer for other driving opportunities as well. This volunteer can help fill-in for our regularly scheduled drivers while they are out on vacation or if they are out sick. We have an immediate opening for a driver on Monday mornings. This shift typically takes 3 hours to complete. Additionally, we are seeking volunteers to help in our pantry. Typical volunteer tasks include preparing boxes of non-perishable food items, filling grocery carts with fresh food and produce, transporting food items out to clients, and helping stock pantry shelves. Our greatest needs are on Mondays from 1:30 - 3:30, Wednesdays from 1:30 - 3:30, and Fridays from 11:00 - 1:30. However, we can always use volunteers at any time, so if you are interested please let us know! If you're interested or have questions, please send an email to volunteers@layministries.org or call 502-419-4535. Center for Lay Ministries213 East Maple StreetJeffersonville, IN 47130If you are interested or have questions, please reach out to Erin Johnson, Volunteer Coordinator by email or through our website. volunteers@layministries.org; www.centerforlayministries.org or by phone at 502-419-4535. Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 47130 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help our partner agency Neighborhood House with food prep and deliveryIf you are interested in volunteering with Neighborhood House or have questions, please reach out to Alexa or Lindsay: ameza@nhky.org or call (502)774-2322
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Neighborhood House, Inc. Food Pantry serves the residents of Jefferson County, Kentucky. Neighborhood House was established in 1896 as the first settlement house in Kentucky. Over 100 years later, we are a community center that serves children and families in Louisville's west end located at 120 N. 25th Street, Louisville, KY 40212. you can find out more about Neighborhood House here. We are currently seeking volunteers to help with some of our Food Pantry needs. Neighborhood House is in need of a driver to help with scheduled pick-ups from the Dare To Care warehouse. This volunteer would help by Driving the Neighborhood House truck or van to the DTC warehouse Loading food items into the vehicle and delivering them to Neighborhood House We would also like to utilize this volunteer to help with other driving opportunities as well. We have multiple residents who are unable to travel to Neighborhood House Food Pantry either because of disability, age, or lack of transportation. This volunteer would be delivering food boxes/items to these residents at a scheduled time one time per month. Volunteers for the opportunity must be 21+ years old with a valid driver's license and clean driving record (they would be put on our insurance if utilizing our vehicle)., and have the ability to lift a minimum of 10 lbs.Additionally, we are seeking volunteers to help in our food pantry. A typical volunteer is tasked with (at the moment) Preparing boxes of non-perishable food items Restocking shelves Assisting residents with their food boxes. Our greatest needs for this volunteer position are when our food pantry is open, Monday-Friday from 10am-1pm. We also are in need of volunteers during the 1st Wednesday of the month for food delivery and stocking as well as the first Thursday and Friday of the month which tends to be our peak times for the food pantry. Volunteers for this opportunity must be 15+ years old, and will be standing for the duration of the time (3 hours).If you are interested or have questions, please send an email to ameza@nhky.org or call (502)774-2322 and ask for Alexa or Lindsay. Neighborhood House 120 N. 25th Street Louisville, KY 40212
Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies If you are interested in volunteering with Neighborhood House or have questions, please reach out to Alexa or Lindsay: ameza@nhky.org or call (502)774-2322
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Neighborhood House, Inc. Food Pantry serves the residents of Jefferson County, Kentucky. Neighborhood House was established in 1896 as the first settlement house in Kentucky. Over 100 years later, we are a community center that serves children and families in Louisville's west end located at 120 N. 25th Street, Louisville, KY 40212. you can find out more about Neighborhood House here. We are currently seeking volunteers to help with some of our Food Pantry needs. Neighborhood House is in need of a driver to help with scheduled pick-ups from the Dare To Care warehouse. This volunteer would help by Driving the Neighborhood House truck or van to the DTC warehouse Loading food items into the vehicle and delivering them to Neighborhood House We would also like to utilize this volunteer to help with other driving opportunities as well. We have multiple residents who are unable to travel to Neighborhood House Food Pantry either because of disability, age, or lack of transportation. This volunteer would be delivering food boxes/items to these residents at a scheduled time one time per month. Volunteers for the opportunity must be 21+ years old with a valid driver's license and clean driving record (they would be put on our insurance if utilizing our vehicle)., and have the ability to lift a minimum of 10 lbs.Additionally, we are seeking volunteers to help in our food pantry. A typical volunteer is tasked with (at the moment) Preparing boxes of non-perishable food items Restocking shelves Assisting residents with their food boxes. Our greatest needs for this volunteer position are when our food pantry is open, Monday-Friday from 10am-1pm. We also are in need of volunteers during the 1st Wednesday of the month for food delivery and stocking as well as the first Thursday and Friday of the month which tends to be our peak times for the food pantry. Volunteers for this opportunity must be 15+ years old, and will be standing for the duration of the time (3 hours).If you are interested or have questions, please send an email to ameza@nhky.org or call (502)774-2322 and ask for Alexa or Lindsay. Neighborhood House 120 N. 25th Street Louisville, KY 40212
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Volunteer: Help Bring in Food Boxes for Wilderness Community CenterInterested volunteers must contact April Ballinger directly at (502) 964-5151 or april.ballinger@louisvilleky.gov to sign-up for this opportunity.
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Wilderness Community Center is seeking 2 volunteer to bring in the CSFP food boxes and set them up inside their building. Volunteers are needed the 2nd Thursday each month from 8am-9am. Volunteers can ask for April Ballinger or Yolanda Bartee when they arrive.
Additional Information: Each box weighs 30-35 pounds. There are 40-60 boxes each month. This project requires manually lifting and bringing the boxes inside and placing them on a pallet or table. This will take about an hour every month.
If you are interested or have questions, please send an email to april.ballinger@louisvilleky.gov or call (502) 964-5151 Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies Interested volunteers must contact April Ballinger directly at (502) 964-5151 or april.ballinger@louisvilleky.gov to sign-up for this opportunity.
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Wilderness Community Center is seeking 2 volunteer to bring in the CSFP food boxes and set them up inside their building. Volunteers are needed the 2nd Thursday each month from 8am-9am. Volunteers can ask for April Ballinger or Yolanda Bartee when they arrive.
Additional Information: Each box weighs 30-35 pounds. There are 40-60 boxes each month. This project requires manually lifting and bringing the boxes inside and placing them on a pallet or table. This will take about an hour every month.
If you are interested or have questions, please send an email to april.ballinger@louisvilleky.gov or call (502) 964-5151 Program: Dare to Care Partner Agencies Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 40219 Allow Groups: No |