Opportunities From: North Texas Food Bank

Help site navigate Door Dash delivery pickups by assisting with loading boxes onto carts or into Dashers vehicles. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Assist navigating Door Dashers to loading area. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles or onto carts. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food promptly at 9:00 am, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 8:40 am to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Address: 517 N. Commerce, Corsicana, TX 75110

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots located at the entrance of the food pantry.

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 8:40 am and check-in at the desk (entrance will be located on the side of the building) and notify the staff member that you are a volunteer to assist with the Door Dash process. The staff at Compassion Corsicana will navigate you through the volunteer process.

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our new Door Dash delivery sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. 

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring Drinks and snacks Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. If you would like a form to verify your hours then email volunteer@ntfb.org.

Starting on June 10, 2021, drive time to the event will be included in your volunteer services hours. We will round up to the nearest 15 minutes and use the home address in your account to determine drive time. This is available for Door Dash delivery site

Help site navigate Door Dash delivery pickups by assisting with loading boxes onto carts or into Dashers vehicles. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Assist navigating Door Dashers to loading area. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles or onto carts. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season.

Commitment: Please arrive 15 to 20 minutes prior to the shift time to find parking and check-in. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Address: 1417 Densman Street, Grand Prairie, TX 75051

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots located at the entrance of the food pantry.

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive 15 to 20 minutes prior to the shift time and check-in at the desk (entrance will be located on the side of the building), and notify the staff member that you are a volunteer to assist with the Door Dash process. The staff at Grand Prairie United Charities will navigate you through the volunteer process.

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our new Door Dash delivery sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. 

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring Drinks and snacks Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. 

Help site navigate Door Dash delivery pickups by assisting with loading boxes onto carts or into Dashers vehicles. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Assist navigating Door Dashers to loading area. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles or onto carts. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food promptly at 8:00 am, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 7:40 am to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Address: 217 Linda Dr., Sulphur Springs, TX 75482

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots located at the entrance of the food pantry.

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 7:40 am and check-in at the desk (entrance will be located on the side of the building) and notify the staff member that you are a volunteer to assist with the Door Dash process. The staff at Hopkins County Community Chest will navigate you through the volunteer process.

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our new Door Dash delivery sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. 

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring Drinks and snacks Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. If you would like a form to verify your hours then email volunteer@ntfb.org.

Starting on June 10, 2021, drive time to the event will be included in your volunteer services hours. We will round up to the nearest 15 minutes and use the home address in your account to determine drive time. This is available for Door Dash delivery site

Help site navigate Door Dash delivery pickups by assisting with loading boxes onto carts or into Dashers vehicles. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Assist navigating Door Dashers to loading area. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles or onto carts. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food promptly at 9:00 am, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 8:40 am to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Address: 3131 Kingbridge St., Dallas, TX 75212

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots located at the entrance of the food pantry.

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 8:40 am and check-in at the desk (entrance will be located on the side of the building) and notify the staff member that you are a volunteer to assist with the Door Dash process. The staff at Kingbridge Crossings will navigate you through the volunteer process.

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our new Door Dash delivery sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. 

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring Drinks and snacks Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. 

Starting on June 10, 2021, drive time to the event will be included in your volunteer services hours. We will round up to the nearest 15 minutes and use the home address in your account to determine drive time. This is available for Door Dash delivery site

Help site navigate Door Dash delivery pickups by assisting with loading boxes onto carts or into Dashers vehicles. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Assist navigating Door Dashers to loading area. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles or onto carts. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food promptly at 10:00 am, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 9:40 am to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots located at the entrance of the food pantry.

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 9:40 am and check-in at the desk (entrance will be located on the side of the building) and notify the staff member that you are a volunteer to assist with the Door Dash process. The staff at Lighthouse Resources will navigate you through the volunteer process.

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our new Door Dash delivery sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. 

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring Drinks and snacks Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. If you would like a form to verify your hours then email volunteer@ntfb.org.

Starting on June 10, 2021, drive time to the event will be included in your volunteer services hours. We will round up to the nearest 15 minutes and use the home address in your account to determine drive time. This is available for Door Dash delivery site

Help site navigate Door Dash delivery pickups by assisting with loading boxes onto carts or into Dashers vehicles. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Assist navigating Door Dashers to loading area. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles or onto carts. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food promptly at 9:00 AM, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 8:40 AM to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Address: 209 South Heritage Parkway, Sherman, TX 75092

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots located at the entrance of the food pantry.

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 8:40 AM and check-in at the desk (entrance will be located on the side of the building), and notify the staff member that you are a volunteer to assist with the Door Dash process. The staff at Masterkey Ministries will navigate you through the volunteer process.

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our new Door Dash delivery sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. 

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring Drinks and snacks Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. If you would like a form to verify your hours then email volunteer@ntfb.org.

Starting on June 10, 2021, drive time to the event will be included in your volunteer services hours. We will round up to the nearest 15 minutes and use the home address in your account to determine drive time. This is available for Door Dash delivery site

Help site navigate Door Dash delivery pickups by assisting with loading boxes onto carts or into Dashers vehicles. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Assist navigating Door Dashers to loading area. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles or onto carts. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food promptly at 1:00 pm, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 12:40 am to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Address: 6701 S. Hampton Rd, Dallas, TX 75232

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots located at the entrance of the food pantry.

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 12:40 am and check-in at the desk and notify the staff member that you are a volunteer to assist with the Door Dash process. The staff at YMCA Mooreland will navigate you through the volunteer process.

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our new Door Dash delivery sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. 

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring Drinks and snacks Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. If you would like a form to verify your hours then email volunteer@ntfb.org.

Starting on June 10, 2021, drive time to the event will be included in your volunteer services hours. We will round up to the nearest 15 minutes and use the home address in your account to determine drive time. This is available for Door Dash delivery site

Help site navigate Door Dash delivery pickups by assisting with loading boxes onto carts or into Dashers vehicles. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Assist navigating Door Dashers to loading area. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles or onto carts. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food promptly at 1:00 pm, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 12:40 pm to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Address: 4401 Williford, Sachse, TX 75048

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots located at the entrance of the food pantry.

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 12:40 pm and check-in at the desk (entrance will be located on the side of the building), and notify the staff member that you are a volunteer to assist with the Door Dash process. The staff at 5 Loaves Food Pantry will navigate you through the volunteer process.

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our new Door Dash delivery sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. 

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring Drinks and snacks Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. If you would like a form to verify your hours then email volunteer@ntfb.org.

Starting on June 10, 2021, drive time to the event will be included in your volunteer services hours. We will round up to the nearest 15 minutes and use the home address in your account to determine drive time. This is available for Door Dash delivery site

Help unload, set up and distribute food directly to clients in an outside environment. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Direct traffic in the parking lot. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season. We recommend sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses, work gloves, and hats. If you have your own safety vest then feel free to bring it; but if you don't then we will provide some onsite.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food to seniors promptly at 9:00am, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 8:30am to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Address: 6960 South Polk St., Dallas, TX 75232

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots next to the NTFB Truck as shown on the site map. 

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 8:30am and meet by the NTFB truck (as shown on the site map). We appreciate your patience as you wait for the NTFB Senior Program Coordinators to arrive as they will be coming from another Senior Food Box Distribution. They visit multiple sites in a day and do their best to make it to the next site as fast as possible. 

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our Senior Food Box Distribution sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. This includes the new safety protocols listed below:

Wearing a mask at all times Maintaining social distancing

Food safety: Volunteers will be expected to adhere to food safety protocols as they are instructed by the coordinator. We ask that you practice good hygiene prior to and during your distribution.

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring safety vest, if you have one Drinks and snacks Bug Spray Hats Sunscreen Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. 

 

Starting on June 10, 2021, drive time to the event will be included in your volunteer services hours. We will round up to the nearest 15 minutes and use the home address in your account to determine drive time. This is available for Senior Food Box Volunteer Opportunities only.

Help unload, set up and distribute food directly to clients in an outside environment. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Direct traffic in the parking lot. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season. We recommend sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses, work gloves, and hats. If you have your own safety vest then feel free to bring it; but if you don't then we will provide some onsite.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food to seniors promptly at 1:00pm, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 12:30pm to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Address: 8493 TX-34, Quinlan, TX 75474

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots next to the NTFB Truck as shown on the site map. 

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 12:30pm and meet by the NTFB truck (as shown on the site map). We appreciate your patience as you wait for the NTFB Senior Program Coordinators to arrive as they will be coming from another Senior Food Box Distribution. They visit multiple sites in a day and do their best to make it to the next site as fast as possible. 

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our Senior Food Box Distribution sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. This includes the new safety protocols listed below:

Wearing a mask at all times Maintaining social distancing

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring safety vest, if you have one Drinks and snacks Bug Spray Hats Sunscreen Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. 

Starting on June 10, 2021, drive time to the event will be included in your volunteer services hours. We will round up to the nearest 15 minutes and use the home address in your account to determine drive time. This is available for Senior Food Box Volunteer Opportunities only.

Help unload, set up and distribute food directly to clients in an outside environment. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Direct traffic in the parking lot. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season. We recommend sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses, work gloves, and hats. If you have your own safety vest then feel free to bring it; but if you don't then we will provide some onsite.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food to seniors promptly at 9:30am, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 9:00am to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Address: 3700 Dixon Ave., Dallas, TX 75210

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots next to the NTFB Truck. 

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 10:00am and meet by the NTFB truck. We appreciate your patience as you wait for the NTFB Senior Program Coordinators to arrive as they will be coming from another Senior Food Box Distribution. They visit multiple sites in a day and do their best to make it to the next site as fast as possible. 

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our Senior Food Box Distribution sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. 

Food safety: Volunteers will be expected to adhere to food safety protocols as they are instructed by the coordinator. We ask that you practice good hygiene prior to and during your distribution.

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring safety vest, if you have one Drinks and snacks Bug Spray Hats Sunscreen Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. 

Starting on June 10, 2021, drive time to the event will be included in your volunteer services hours. We will round up to the nearest 15 minutes and use the home address in your account to determine drive time. This is available for Senior Food Box Volunteer Opportunities only.

Help unload, set up and distribute food directly to clients in an outside environment. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Direct traffic in the parking lot. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season. We recommend sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses, work gloves, and hats. If you have your own safety vest then feel free to bring it; but if you don't then we will provide some onsite.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food to seniors promptly at 9:00am, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 8:30am to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Address: 209 S Heritage Parkway, Sherman, TX 75092

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots next to the NTFB Truck as shown on the site map. 

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 8:30am and meet by the NTFB truck (as shown on the site map). We appreciate your patience as you wait for the NTFB Senior Program Coordinators to arrive as they will be coming from another Senior Food Box Distribution. They visit multiple sites in a day and do their best to make it to the next site as fast as possible. 

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our Senior Food Box Distribution sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. This includes the new safety protocols listed below:

Wearing a mask at all times Maintaining social distancing

Food safety: Volunteers will be expected to adhere to food safety protocols as they are instructed by the coordinator. We ask that you practice good hygiene prior to and during your distribution.

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring safety vest, if you have one Drinks and snacks Bug Spray Hats Sunscreen Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. 

Starting on June 10, 2021, drive time to the event will be included in your volunteer services hours. We will round up to the nearest 15 minutes and use the home address in your account to determine drive time. This is available for Senior Food Box Volunteer Opportunities only.

Help unload, set up and distribute food directly to clients in an outside environment. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Direct traffic in the parking lot. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season. We recommend sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses, work gloves, and hats. If you have your own safety vest then feel free to bring it; but if you don't then we will provide some onsite.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food to seniors promptly at 9:00am, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 8:30am to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Address: 3700 Simpson Rd., Dallas, TX 75241

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots next to the NTFB Truck as shown on the site map. 

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 8:30am and meet by the NTFB truck (as shown on the site map). We appreciate your patience as you wait for the NTFB Senior Program Coordinators to arrive as they will be coming from another Senior Food Box Distribution. They visit multiple sites in a day and do their best to make it to the next site as fast as possible. 

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our Senior Food Box Distribution sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. This includes the new safety protocols listed below:

Wearing a mask at all times Maintaining social distancing

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring safety vest, if you have one Drinks and snacks Bug Spray Hats Sunscreen Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. 

Starting on June 10, 2021, drive time to the event will be included in your volunteer services hours. We will round up to the nearest 15 minutes and use the home address in your account to determine drive time. This is available for Senior Food Box Volunteer Opportunities only.

Help unload, set up and distribute food directly to clients in an outside environment. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Direct traffic in the parking lot. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season. We recommend sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses, work gloves, and hats. If you have your own safety vest then feel free to bring it; but if you don't then we will provide some onsite.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food to seniors promptly at 8:30am, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 8:00am to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Address: 2620 Ruidosa Avenue, Dallas, TX 75228

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots as shown on the site map. 

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 8:00am and meet by the NTFB truck (as shown on the site map). We appreciate your patience as you wait for the NTFB Senior Program Coordinators to arrive as they will be coming from another Senior Food Box Distribution. They visit multiple sites in a day and do their best to make it to the next site as fast as possible. 

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our Senior Food Box Distribution sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. This includes the new safety protocols listed below:

Wearing a mask at all times Maintaining social distancing

Food safety: Volunteers will be expected to adhere to food safety protocols as they are instructed by the coordinator. We ask that you practice good hygiene prior to and during your distribution.

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring safety vest, if you have one Drinks and snacks Bug Spray Hats Sunscreen Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. 

Starting on June 10, 2021, drive time to the event will be included in your volunteer services hours. We will round up to the nearest 15 minutes and use the home address in your account to determine drive time. This is available for Senior Food Box Volunteer Opportunities only.

Help unload, set up and distribute food directly to clients in an outside environment. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Direct traffic in the parking lot. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season. We recommend sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses, work gloves, and hats. If you have your own safety vest then feel free to bring it; but if you don't then we will provide some onsite.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food to seniors promptly at 8:30am, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 8:00am to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots next to the NTFB Truck. 

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 8:00am and meet by the NTFB truck. We appreciate your patience as you wait for the NTFB Senior Program Coordinators to arrive as they will be coming from another Senior Food Box Distribution. They visit multiple sites in a day and do their best to make it to the next site as fast as possible. 

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our Senior Food Box Distribution sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. 

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring safety vest, if you have one Drinks and snacks Bug Spray Hats Sunscreen Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. If you would like a form to verify your hours then email volunteer@ntfb.org.

Starting on June 10, 2021, drive time to the event will be included in your volunteer services hours. We will round up to the nearest 15 minutes and use the home address in your account to determine drive time. This is available for Senior Food Box Volunteer Opportunities only.

Help unload, set up and distribute food directly to clients in an outside environment. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Direct traffic in the parking lot. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season. We recommend sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses, work gloves, and hats. If you have your own safety vest then feel free to bring it; but if you don't then we will provide some onsite.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food to seniors promptly at 8:30am, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 8:00am to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Address: 1120 Randlett Street, Lancaster, TX 75146

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots next to the NTFB Truck. 

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 8:00am and meet by the NTFB truck. We appreciate your patience as you wait for the NTFB Senior Program Coordinators to arrive as they will be coming from another Senior Food Box Distribution. They visit multiple sites in a day and do their best to make it to the next site as fast as possible. 

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our Senior Food Box Distribution sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. 

Food safety: Volunteers will be expected to adhere to food safety protocols as they are instructed by the coordinator. We ask that you practice good hygiene prior to and during your distribution.

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring safety vest, if you have one Drinks and snacks Bug Spray Hats Sunscreen Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. If you would like a form to verify your hours then email volunteer@ntfb.org.

Starting on June 10, 2021, drive time to the event will be included in your volunteer services hours. We will round up to the nearest 15 minutes and use the home address in your account to determine drive time. This is available for Senior Food Box Volunteer Opportunities only.

Help unload, set up and distribute food directly to clients in an outside environment. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Direct traffic in the parking lot. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season. We recommend sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses, work gloves, and hats. If you have your own safety vest then feel free to bring it; but if you don't then we will provide some onsite.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food to seniors promptly at 10:30 am, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 10:00 am to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Address: 2606 John West Road, Dallas, TX 75228

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots next to the NTFB Truck. 

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 10:45 am and meet by the NTFB truck. We appreciate your patience as you wait for the NTFB Senior Program Coordinators to arrive as they will be coming from another Senior Food Box Distribution. They visit multiple sites in a day and do their best to make it to the next site as fast as possible. 

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our Senior Food Box Distribution sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. 

Food safety: Volunteers will be expected to adhere to food safety protocols as they are instructed by the coordinator. We ask that you practice good hygiene prior to and during your distribution.

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring safety vest, if you have one Drinks and snacks Bug Spray Hats Sunscreen Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. 

Help unload, set up and distribute food directly to clients in an outside environment. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Direct traffic in the parking lot. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season. We recommend sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses, work gloves, and hats. If you have your own safety vest then feel free to bring it; but if you don't then we will provide some onsite.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food to seniors promptly at 8:30am, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 8:00am to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Address: 3200 S. Lancaster, Suite 609, Dallas, TX 75216

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots next to the NTFB Truck as shown on the site map. 

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 8:00am and meet by the NTFB truck (as shown on the site map). We appreciate your patience as you wait for the NTFB Senior Program Coordinators to arrive as they will be coming from another Senior Food Box Distribution. They visit multiple sites in a day and do their best to make it to the next site as fast as possible. 

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our Senior Food Box Distribution sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. This includes the new safety protocols listed below:

Wearing a mask at all times Maintaining social distancing

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring safety vest, if you have one Drinks and snacks Bug Spray Hats Sunscreen Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. 

Starting on June 10, 2021, drive time to the event will be included in your volunteer services hours. We will round up to the nearest 15 minutes and use the home address in your account to determine drive time. This is available for Senior Food Box Volunteer Opportunities only.

Help unload, set up and distribute food directly to clients in an outside environment. Volunteers must have good verbal skills and physically be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, stoop and lift at least 40 pounds repeatedly throughout their shift. Courtesy, patience, and helpfulness are expected!

Jobs may include the following:

Direct traffic in the parking lot. Loading food boxes and bags of produce in vehicles. Assist with event set up and clean up. Other site-specific duties.

Attire:  Closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend dressing in comfortable and casual clothes suitable for the season. We recommend sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses, work gloves, and hats. If you have your own safety vest then feel free to bring it; but if you don't then we will provide some onsite.

Commitment: For this specific site, we begin distributing food to seniors promptly at 8:30am, which means we are counting on you to arrive at the earliest 8:00am to help prepare for distribution. Our hungry neighbors are counting on you to stay for the entire shift.  If you are unable to complete the full shift, please log into your account to cancel your registration. We hope you can join us another time. 

Address: 2828 Fish Trap Road, Dallas, TX 75212

Parking: Volunteers can park in any open spots next to the building as shown on the site map. 

Arrival Instructions: Please arrive at 8:00am and meet by the NTFB truck (as shown on the site map). We appreciate your patience as you wait for the NTFB Senior Program Coordinators to arrive as they will be coming from another Senior Food Box Distribution. They visit multiple sites in a day and do their best to make it to the next site as fast as possible. 

Safety:  We invite volunteers to our Senior Food Box Distribution sites to help fight hunger and it is important that we maintain a safe environment.  Volunteers are expected to comply with all rules and follow the directions given by site coordinator. This includes the new safety protocols listed below:

Wearing a mask at all times Maintaining social distancing

Things to Remember:

Leave personal belongings in vehicle or at home, the site does not have a secure place to store your items. Feel free to bring safety vest, if you have one Drinks and snacks Bug Spray Hats Sunscreen Hand Sanitizer Work Gloves

Tracking Hours:  Any volunteer (youth or adult) needing to track hours for employer matches, school, scholarships, scouts, etc. must create their own account, sign up, and check in for every shift.  If you are not in our system, we cannot verify hours. The site coordinator will sign your hour sheets at the end of the volunteer shift. Our policy is to not sign any court-appointed service documents including time sheets. 

Starting on June 10, 2021, drive time to the event will be included in your volunteer services hours. We will round up to the nearest 15 minutes and use the home address in your account to determine drive time. This is available for Senior Food Box Volunteer Opportunities only.