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Populations Served
- Member Agency Staff
Competencies/Skills
- Decision Making
- Inquiry & Curiosity
- Networking Abilities
- Personal Growth & Development
- Problem Solving
Sorting
Barrier-Free Access
Suitable for Community Service/Fine Options
Suitable for Families
Suitable for Groups
Suitable for Seniors
Suitable for Support Staff with Client
Suitable for Youth
Food donated to Interfaith needs to be sorted in categories that can then be stored and picked from.
Volunteer Duties
Sorters are also trained to be responsible for making sure the food meets food safety standards, and that the food is in a condition that will maintain our clients’ dignity.
Other Requirements
Not specified
Schedule
Commitments vary depending on your schedule.
Time Commitment
Continuing commitment
Type of Opportunity
Food Preparation & Distribution
Application Type
Basic
Other Opportunities with Interfaith Food Bank
Interfaith Food Bank provides several Permanent Support Housing locations and School Programs with groceries that they need. We receive weekly grocery lists that we count on our volunteers to pull together from our warehouse supply.
In all, there are about 100 people a month who get healthy meals because of the work of volunteers in this program.
If you have both an eye for detail and the ability to understand people, we have a volunteer position for you.
Help extend the shelf life of donated product! If you get bothered by the idea that food is going to waste while people are going hungry, we have an opportunity for you to help.
Thanks for your interest in this volunteer position!
We'll just need a bit of information so we can pass your application along to Interfaith Food Bank.
Volunteers can sign up for up to 3 continuing commitment opportunities for immediate referrals. If you signed up for more than 3, a Volunteer Lethbridge staff member will connect with you before making new referrals.