Opportunities

The great part about being a volunteer at Feed More is that you are making a BIG difference and get to have fun while doing it! We have a number of opportunities available for groups and individuals.

Here’s an of ways you can get involved in our mission and help feed more.

• Administrative assistants: lend a helping hand with our programs and/or departments at Feed More, tackling everything from data base entry to stuffing envelopes to answering phone calls with our Hunger Hotline or Meals on Wheels Client Services team. Due to the nature of some of the duties involved, administrative assistants must be 21 years or older.
• Volunteer drivers: help us deliver meals to homebound seniors, schools and other program sites throughout the Richmond metro area. We welcome drivers aged 16 and older, but those under the age of 21 must be accompanied by an adult.
• Packing assistants: assemble backpacks, snacks or create senior meal boxes for several of our programs.
• Preparation assistants: prepare and/or package food for those in our community.  From preparing meals for homebound neighbors and children across our region to sorting donations Feed More has received, there’s no shortage of work to be done. There are specific age requirements across our food preparation areas:
  • Community Kitchen meal preparation (ages 18+)
  • Community Kitchen meal packaging (ages 16+)
  • Commodity Supplemental Food packing (ages 16+)
  • Distribution Center sorting (ages 16+)
  • BackPack packing (ages 16+)
  • Children’s Snack Packing (ages 18+)

There are so many opportunities to give your time to your community at Feed More! While most of our opportunities are during the week, we do have special weekend and evening opportunities from time to time.

To learn more and begin the process of becoming a Feed More volunteer, please complete our online Volunteer Application!

Volunteering at Feed More during the COVID-19 pandemic

Thank you for interest in volunteering your time to support Feed More’s programs! Our ability to reach the growing number of our neighbors who are food insecure simply couldn’t happen without you. During these uncertain times, we want to reassure you we are doing everything possible to keep you safe and healthy while on our campus.

In recent weeks, we have received health- and safety-related questions from many of our volunteers and pulled together some FAQs to address any questions and concerns.

Community Kitchen volunteers
Packing & Sorting Center volunteers
Meals on Wheels volunteers