Community Food Box Project
Volunteer to restock free food pantries with your kids in Indianapolis.
The Community Food Box Project in Indianapolis offers volunteer opportunities with no age limit, allowing you to get involved alongside your children. Created by Sierra Nuckols, the project involves repurposing old newspaper boxes into little free food pantries where anyone can grab food for free. Families and individuals can participate by purchasing non-perishable food items and working together to restock one of the community boxes. This initiative provides a straightforward and accessible way for families, kids, and teens to help feed their neighbors and support the local community directly.
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