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Flexible Schedule
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Houston, TX 77029
Want to make a significant difference in our community and have a blast doing it? Join the Houston Food Bank Student Heroes Program for high school students and help lead the fight against hunger! Student Hero volunteers gain training and experience while taking a leadership role in volunteer-based projects. During three sessions throughout the year: Spring (January-May), Summer (June-August) and Fall (September-December) Student Heroes will learn how to accomplish the following: Train and oversee volunteers in various projects at the Houston Food Bank ensuring that volunteers have a meaningful experience Coordinate and market a Food/School Supply Drive to help those in need in our community Attend leadership and professional development workshops to develop skills Understand hunger as a Southeast Texas issue and learn to measure the impact of their work. All volunteer projects have an impact measurement tied to the issues of hunger Find out more about our Student Hero program online at www.houstonfoodbank.org/ or contact lbunn@houstonfoodbank.org.
Date Posted: May 17, 2023
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Flexible Schedule
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Houston, TX 77029
Individuals who receive a court order to perform community service, or who must perform community service to qualify for WorkSource or Houston Housing, may complete their hours at the Houston Food Bank in a friendly, safe, climate controlled, and structured environment. Volunteer shifts are available Monday through Saturday, morning, afternoon, evening. Orientation is required and restrictions apply Please visit our Required Service Hours page for details. For additional information, please contact loludare@houstonfoodbank.org.
Date Posted: May 17, 2023
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Flexible Schedule
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Houston, TX 77029
Your time is a gift to kids, seniors and others who may not have enough to eat. Volunteers produce the equivalent of a meal a minute while helping the Houston Food Bank sort, process and pack food. And it's fun! Just minutes from downtown, you can volunteer in our Portwall warehouse sorting and packing or helping to prepare meals in our new state-of-the-art Kitchen or lending a hand in our Teachers Aid Center or at one of our off-site volunteer opportunities. Volunteer opportunities for individuals, corporations, schools, faith based and community organizations and others: Help out while sharing the value of volunteering with those you learn with, worship with, play with or work with - and have a blast doing it! Required Service Hours: For those who must complete mandated community service, or required hours for government-funded programs. Volunteer Leadership Programs: Take your commitment to FIGHT HUNGER to the next level and become one of our volunteer leaders, trained and experienced in coordinating HFB volunteer activities. To register for volunteer shifts, please visit our website at houstonfoodbank.org or, for more information, contact kreynolds@houstonfoodbank.org.
Date Posted: May 17, 2023
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Flexible Schedule
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Houston, TX 77060
Take part in serving our larger community by volunteering at our HFB-North Branch location to build disaster boxes and Home Delivery Kits. An easy warehouse box building project helping to serve individuals, partners, and those in need in our communities. Volunteers must be able to stand, move and lift up to 40 lbs for extended periods of time in order to stack and shrink-wrap boxes on pallets. Manual pallet jacks will be available. SPECIAL NOTES: Look for HFB-NORTH BRANCH on the HFB's Volunteer Registration Calendar. Closed-toe shoes and FACE COVERING or MASK REQUIRED (please bring your own) This work will be indoors without air conditioning. Bring bottled water, work gloves and hat or sweatband (if desired.) You must be able to stand for an extended period of time and safely lift and carry 30- 40 lbs. Not suitable for volunteers under the age of 16. For questions or additional information, please contact tthompson@houstonfoodbank.org.
Date Posted: May 17, 2023
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Flexible Schedule
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Houston, TX 77029
Many children can’t afford the most basic school supplies. Without the proper tools to do the work, children are challenged to achieve academic success. Many compassionate teachers pay for school supplies from their own pockets so their students have a more productive, efficient learning experience. The Houston Food Bank's Teachers Aid program provides the supplies kids need to succeed at no cost to the teachers we serve. Volunteers can choose convenient shifts to help stock and organize items on the shelves and prepare the area for teacher pick-ups. Volunteers also assist with greeting teachers, assisting them with their shopping and making custom orders and standard boxes for curbside pickup. To volunteer, register online at houstonfoodbank.org. Available opportunities are listed in GREEN as "Teachers Aid." For more information, please contact aloving@houstonfoodbank.org.
Date Posted: May 17, 2023