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May 20
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Aug 18
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San Francisco, CA 94103
Project Overview On the first Saturdays of each month, volunteers join a group of neighbors in Bernal Heights to care for the Tompkins Stairs Gardens. Volunteers will help with weeding, trimming, pruning, and cleaning up. About Tompkins Stairs Garden The Tompkins Stairs Garden is a beautiful street park created by the combined efforts of the neighborhood. Once a trash-covered hillside, the site was transformed into a community green space and pedestrian corridor serving the Alemany Farmers’ Market and nearby schools and shopping districts. Project Requirements & Important Notes Volunteers should wear clothes they don't mind getting dirty. Volunteers should wear clothes they don't mind getting dirty. Long sleeves, pants, a hat, sturdy shoes, and sunscreen are recommended. Bring water to keep yourself hydrated. Parking is limited, so be sure to give yourself ample time to find a spot. Wear masks at all times and keep a greater than six-foot distance from each other during the activity. Please do your part in keeping our community healthy. If you are immuno-compromised, at increased risk for severe illness, or feeling sick at all, please decline your registration to the event and register for a project at a less risky time. For additional resources and guidance on how to keep yourself healthy, visit the CDC website.
Date Posted: May 20, 2022
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May 23
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Aug 21
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San Francisco, CA 94112
Project Overview Create change and provide hope throughout the community by helping the Salvation Army cure hunger. The food pantry supports up to 120 guests in need every day. Volunteers will unload pallets of food, sort, and bag the food. About the Salvation Army Food Pantry The Salvation Army addresses food insecurity by providing food to an average of 156,000 guests every single day. In addition to addressing the immediate symptoms of food insecurity, the food pantry and other programs are designed to help identify and treat its root cause. Project Requirements & Important Notes Volunteers should wear comfortable clothing (layers are recommended and closed-toed shoes are required Volunteers are required to wear a mask that covers both their nose and mouth for the entire duration of the volunteer time. Please do your part in keeping our community healthy. If you are immuno-compromised, at increased risk for severe illness, or feeling sick at all, please decline your registration to the event and register for a project at a less risky time. For additional resources and guidance on how to keep yourself healthy, visit the CDC website.
Date Posted: May 23, 2022
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May 20
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Aug 18
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San Francisco, CA 94103
Project Overview Help cure hunger by providing meals to families in need. The Salvation Army Pantry opens every Tuesday, nourishes families from the inside out with fresh fruits, vegetables, and more. Volunteers will assist with setting up, unloading food from the delivery truck, sorting and bagging food for distribution, and cleaning up. About Ingleside Heights Salvation Army Food Pantry The Salvation Army feeds an average of 156,000 every single day in the U.S. Due to growing needs, Salvation Army Food Pantry expanded its location to Ingleside Heights. Project Requirements & Important Notes Volunteers must wear comfortable clothing (layers are recommended) and closed-toed shoes. Volunteers must be able to stand & walk for the duration of the shift, as well as assist with moderate lifting. Volunteers are required to wear a mask that covers both their nose and mouth for the entire duration of the volunteer time. Bilingual (Cantonese / English) folks are encouraged to sign up. Please do your part in keeping our community healthy. If you are immuno-compromised, at increased risk for severe illness, or feeling sick at all, please decline your registration to the event and register for a project at a less risky time. For additional resources and guidance on how to keep yourself healthy, visit the CDC website.
Date Posted: May 20, 2022
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May 23
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Aug 21
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San Francisco, CA 94103
**This project is brought to you by a generous sponsorship from UPS​** Project Overview Make an impact by connecting families with critical food resources. Join the Homeless Prenatal Program pantry every Friday helping empower families. Volunteers will be provided with breakfast on the day of the project. Volunteers will support by bagging food and distributing them to Homeless Prenatal Program clients. About the Homeless Prenatal Program The Homeless Prenatal Program is a nationally-recognized family resource center in San Francisco that empowers homeless and low-income families to find within themselves the strength and confidence they need to transform their lives. They serve over 3,500 low-income and homeless families annually to help families become healthy, stable, and self-sufficient. Project Requirements & Important Notes Volunteers will receive a rapid Covid test on-site Volunteers may be asked to lift heavy boxes Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing Please do your part in keeping our community healthy. If you are immuno-compromised, at increased risk for severe illness, or feeling sick at all, please decline your registration to the event and register for a project at a less risky time. For additional resources and guidance on how to keep yourself healthy, visit the CDC website.
Date Posted: May 20, 2022
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May 23
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Aug 21
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Redwood City, CA 94063
Project Overview Fair Oaks Community Center’s Diaper Distribution program serves local families monthly with two boxes of diapers, provided by Help a Mother Out. Volunteers will help organize diaper boxes by size, prepare them for distribution, and distribute them to families as staff members register recipients. AboutThe Fair Oaks Community Center The Fair Oaks Community Center is a multi-service facility offering a variety of services to the broader Redwood City community. These include breakfast and lunch programs, classes, and other activities. This site is part of the core network of community service agencies of San Mateo County. Project Requirements & Important Notes Volunteers should wear comfortable shoes and clothing. Volunteers must wear a mask at all times. Please do your part in keeping our community healthy. If you are immuno-compromised, at increased risk for severe illness, or feeling sick at all, please decline your registration to the event and register for a project at a less risky time. For additional resources and guidance on how to keep yourself healthy, visit the CDC website.
Date Posted: May 23, 2022
