food pantry

St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho is a volunteer organization dedicated to preventing homelessness and helping neighbors in need through programs such as thrift stores, food pantries, and seasonal holiday assistance.

The Salvation Army in Buffalo relies on volunteers to support its social service programs, including food pantries, shelters, and family support initiatives throughout the Buffalo area.

Care for Friends provides meals, hygiene kits, and healthcare services in Chicago.

Common Pantry Volunteer Team in Chicago supports food distribution and community events.

Chicago-based group offering volunteer opportunities through thrift stores, conferences, and home visits.

Volunteer opportunities include the Red Barrel flyer distribution, office reception duties, and hands‑on work at the mobile and food pantries serving Des Moines residents.

The Des Moines Area Religious Council coordinates volunteer work like food pantry service, donation coordination, and committee participation to help unhoused individuals and combat poverty in the Des Moines metro area.

Volunteers help pantry guests get groceries, stock shelves, and organize clothing and household donations at the Bidwell Pantry in Des Moines. Shifts run Monday‑Friday and the third Saturday of each month, with additional evening and weekend times for groups of four or more.

Volunteers assist with stocking, counting, and organizing food items, as well as helping pantry visitors bag and transport their groceries at the Drake Neighborhood pantry in Des Moines.

Volunteer crew supporting Dublin's food pantry with in-pantry and delivery roles.

A volunteer-run community garden in Dublin growing produce for the food pantry.

Volunteer to restock free food pantries with your kids in Indianapolis.

Volunteering opportunities for youth and families at Saint Vincent DePaul in Indianapolis.

The Volunteer Center empowers the community to practice empathy, spread kindness and volunteer where care is needed most, with programs including food distribution for children and families, school supplies for first graders, and leadership training.

Food for Health volunteers at a weekly fresh food pantry in Los Angeles.

North Hollywood Interfaith Food Pantry in Studio City, Los Angeles, serves the community.

A volunteer organization based in Louisville that provides food assistance, operates a food pantry, and engages in community outreach through Angel Tree booths and Red Kettle Cafe events.

St. Vincent de Paul in Madison offers volunteer roles in food pantry, pharmacy, garden, and housing aid.

A non-profit benevolent organization offering food pantry, clothes closet, holiday program, utility assistance, job skills training, and mentoring programs for individuals and families in need.

A nonprofit social service organization offering volunteer opportunities in a food pantry, resale shop, and senior transportation program.

A faith-based nonprofit in Murfreesboro providing practical needs and supplies to the homeless, single mothers, and low-income individuals, fully volunteer-based for over 25 years.

La Puerta Estrecha Food Pantry in New York provides food to local residents in need.

NYC Love Kitchen is a volunteer group in Washington Heights and Inwood, New York.

An onsite food pantry providing a welcoming space where families can access fresh food and connect to resources to navigate challenges and build stability. Volunteers help stock shelves, organize supplies, and maintain the facility.

A volunteer program at West Valley Community Services that matches volunteers of all ages and backgrounds to roles such as food sorting, client support, administrative tasks, and transportation.

The West Valley Food Pantry provides food to thousands of community members and relies on volunteers to sort, pack, and distribute donations. Individuals and groups can sign up through the Volunteer Hub or call to arrange regular volunteering, and the pantry also supports community‑run food drives.

City Lights Ministry meets the needs of children facing poverty and food insecurity through mobile trucks bringing food, clothes, toys, beds, and an early learning program to neighborhoods.

St. John's Food for the Poor Program is a nonprofit soup kitchen and food pantry in Worcester that relies on volunteers to prepare and serve meals, distribute food, and support operations.