Volunteer: Farmer’s Market – Santa Cruz River MarketVolunteers are needed to help support our Farmer's Market, where folks will work to provide fresh local produce to all Southern Arizonans. Volunteers must be able to serve outside, and training is provided on site! This is an access market with a Double-Up SNAP food stamp matching program, culturally relevant foods, and is a community space to engage with growers and neighbors. It is a public and inclusive space with folks from all different backgrounds, where all are welcome. *Bilingual preferred, but not required* Training is provided during your first shift! The ideal candidate is someone who can commit to volunteering at least 3 Thursdays a month. At the Farmer's Market, volunteers are needed to: Welcome and take care of guests at the info table Help guests learn different methods for paying for produce (including SNAP or vouchers) Set up and break down produce and displays at the market, market signs, and vendor tents Support vendors Handle monetary transactions Check out customers Support CFB’s Abundant Harvest Cooperative (to learn more about one of the ways we promote local food, click here)Location: 267 S Avenida del Convento, Tucson AZ. Time Commitment & Hours: Every Thursday evening from 2:00pm-7:00pm Dress code: Please be aware that failure to follow the dress code may result in dismissal from volunteer activity for the day. Comfortable, closed-toe and closed-heel shoes If you would like to wear gloves, please bring your own Face mask optionalQuestions? Email farmersmarket@communityfoodbank.org for more information! Program: Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona - Tucson Volunteers are needed to help support our Farmer's Market, where folks will work to provide fresh local produce to all Southern Arizonans. Volunteers must be able to serve outside, and training is provided on site! This is an access market with a Double-Up SNAP food stamp matching program, culturally relevant foods, and is a community space to engage with growers and neighbors. It is a public and inclusive space with folks from all different backgrounds, where all are welcome. *Bilingual preferred, but not required* Training is provided during your first shift! The ideal candidate is someone who can commit to volunteering at least 3 Thursdays a month. At the Farmer's Market, volunteers are needed to: Welcome and take care of guests at the info table Help guests learn different methods for paying for produce (including SNAP or vouchers) Set up and break down produce and displays at the market, market signs, and vendor tents Support vendors Handle monetary transactions Check out customers Support CFB’s Abundant Harvest Cooperative (to learn more about one of the ways we promote local food, click here)Location: 267 S Avenida del Convento, Tucson AZ. Time Commitment & Hours: Every Thursday evening from 2:00pm-7:00pm Dress code: Please be aware that failure to follow the dress code may result in dismissal from volunteer activity for the day. Comfortable, closed-toe and closed-heel shoes If you would like to wear gloves, please bring your own Face mask optionalQuestions? Email farmersmarket@communityfoodbank.org for more information! Program: Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona - Tucson Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 85745 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Grocery Store Tour LeaderWhat You’ll Do: Lead a 60-90 minute guided grocery store tour for 5-10 low-income participants Teach practical tips on healthy eating while sticking to a budget Follow a structured curriculum—no special certifications required! Just complete our Grocery Store Tour training What We Expect: Commit to at least two tours per month Provide your own transportation to the food bank (if needed for materials) and the assigned grocery store Be flexible with scheduling to accommodate participants' needs Represent the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona—we’ll provide a volunteer T-shirt! Program: Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona - Tucson What You’ll Do: Lead a 60-90 minute guided grocery store tour for 5-10 low-income participants Teach practical tips on healthy eating while sticking to a budget Follow a structured curriculum—no special certifications required! Just complete our Grocery Store Tour training What We Expect: Commit to at least two tours per month Provide your own transportation to the food bank (if needed for materials) and the assigned grocery store Be flexible with scheduling to accommodate participants' needs Represent the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona—we’ll provide a volunteer T-shirt! Program: Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona - Tucson Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 85713 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Court-Ordered Community ServiceCourt-Ordered Community Service Dress code: Read dress code requirements below for volunteering! Face mask that covers the nose and mouth are OPTIONAL Comfortable, closed-toe and closed–heel shoes Food-safe clothing Shirts must cover armpits, abdomen, and chest (no tank tops) Shorts should not be too tight or short No sandalsSafety Requirements: All volunteers must be aware of and uphold the safety expectations in order to volunteer. Note: no lockers for storing personal items are available -- please leave in your vehicle or at home. Face masks are OPTIONAL during your shift Volunteers must maintain a distance of 6 feet between themselves and others to ensure safe social distancing practices Regularly wash/sanitize your hands before, during, and after your shift (including breaks) Volunteers will observe touchless distribution practices to prevent harm to self and othersProgram: Nogales Court Ordered Community Service Court-Ordered Community Service Dress code: Read dress code requirements below for volunteering! Face mask that covers the nose and mouth are OPTIONAL Comfortable, closed-toe and closed–heel shoes Food-safe clothing Shirts must cover armpits, abdomen, and chest (no tank tops) Shorts should not be too tight or short No sandalsSafety Requirements: All volunteers must be aware of and uphold the safety expectations in order to volunteer. Note: no lockers for storing personal items are available -- please leave in your vehicle or at home. Face masks are OPTIONAL during your shift Volunteers must maintain a distance of 6 feet between themselves and others to ensure safe social distancing practices Regularly wash/sanitize your hands before, during, and after your shift (including breaks) Volunteers will observe touchless distribution practices to prevent harm to self and othersProgram: Nogales Court Ordered Community Service Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 85621 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: GV Cardboard DismantlerThis opportunity involves dismantling cardboard boxes using a box cutter, stacking cardboard on a designated area and disposing the bulk in a recycling bin. This person will be responsible to keep a safe and clean area. Safety guidelines will be followed and safety equipment will be provided. Requirements: Physical ability: Must be able to stand for at least 2 hours and lift/move up to 30 pound Flexibility: Must be willing to work in a variety of conditions Schedule: Tuesday 10:00am to 12:00pm Wednesday 10:00am to 12:00pm Friday 10:00am to 12:00pm Program: Green Valley Resource Center This opportunity involves dismantling cardboard boxes using a box cutter, stacking cardboard on a designated area and disposing the bulk in a recycling bin. This person will be responsible to keep a safe and clean area. Safety guidelines will be followed and safety equipment will be provided. Requirements: Physical ability: Must be able to stand for at least 2 hours and lift/move up to 30 pound Flexibility: Must be willing to work in a variety of conditions Schedule: Tuesday 10:00am to 12:00pm Wednesday 10:00am to 12:00pm Friday 10:00am to 12:00pm Program: Green Valley Resource Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 85614 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Pantry DistributionThe Community Food Bank needs volunteer leads to help distribute shelf-stable and fresh groceries to families and seniors in our community! Pre-load shopping carts with groceries to distribute to clients using a rotation method. Disinfect and sanitize shopping carts before being re-filled.
Dress code: Read dress code requirements below for volunteering! Face mask that covers the nose and mouth are OPTIONAL Comfortable, closed-toe and closed–heel shoes Food-safe clothing Shirts must cover armpits, abdomen, and chest (no tank tops) Shorts should not be too tight or short No sandalsSafety Requirements: All volunteers must be aware of and uphold the safety expectations below in order to volunteer. Note: no lockers for storing personal items are available -- please leave in your vehicle or at home. Face masks are OPTIONAL during your shift Volunteers must maintain a distance of 6 feet between themselves and others to ensure safe social distancing practices Regularly wash/sanitize your hands before, during, and after your shift (including breaks)Program: Nogales Resource Center The Community Food Bank needs volunteer leads to help distribute shelf-stable and fresh groceries to families and seniors in our community! Pre-load shopping carts with groceries to distribute to clients using a rotation method. Disinfect and sanitize shopping carts before being re-filled.
Dress code: Read dress code requirements below for volunteering! Face mask that covers the nose and mouth are OPTIONAL Comfortable, closed-toe and closed–heel shoes Food-safe clothing Shirts must cover armpits, abdomen, and chest (no tank tops) Shorts should not be too tight or short No sandalsSafety Requirements: All volunteers must be aware of and uphold the safety expectations below in order to volunteer. Note: no lockers for storing personal items are available -- please leave in your vehicle or at home. Face masks are OPTIONAL during your shift Volunteers must maintain a distance of 6 feet between themselves and others to ensure safe social distancing practices Regularly wash/sanitize your hands before, during, and after your shift (including breaks)Program: Nogales Resource Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 85621 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Grupo Semillas NogalesVolunteers will re-pack seasonal seed kits to be distributed in all resource centers and outreach events for all of Southern Arizona Program: Nogales Resource Center Volunteers will re-pack seasonal seed kits to be distributed in all resource centers and outreach events for all of Southern Arizona Program: Nogales Resource Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 85621 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Avra Valley Fire Station 191- Mobile DistributionThe Community Food Bank needs volunteers to help distribute shelf-stable and fresh groceries to families and seniors in our community! Volunteers will assist with loading product into client cars, traffic control, check-in, and walk-up distributions. Tasks will be assigned the day of by the supervisor. Dress code: Read dress code requirements below for volunteering! Please be aware that failure to follow the dress code may result in dismissal from volunteer activity. Comfortable, closed-toe and closed-heel shoes Sun, weather, and food-safe clothing Shirts must cover armpits, abdomen, and chest (no tank tops) Shorts should not be too tight or short No sandals Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are advised If you would like to wear gloves during distribution, please bring your own glovesSafety Requirements: All volunteers must be aware of and uphold the safety expectations below in order to volunteer. Note: no lockers for storing personal items are available -- please leave them in your vehicle or at home. Face masks are optional Regularly wash/sanitize your hands before, during, and after your shift Drink plenty of water to stay cool and hydrated Volunteers agree that they feel safe and are able to perform essential tasks, including... Standing for long periods of time Ability to lift 25-50 lbs from the ground or over the head Ability to bend, kneel, push, pull, and walk No use of cell phones, iPods, headphones, etc. during shift For food safety, do not chew gum or smoke while volunteering No food or glass is permitted in the distribution areaNOTE that, on occasion, distribution times may extend past the allotted time or end early. If it extends, due to a large volume of clients, we ask that you stay to assist completion of all clients in distribution. Thank you for your flexibility!
Program: Mobile Distributions The Community Food Bank needs volunteers to help distribute shelf-stable and fresh groceries to families and seniors in our community! Volunteers will assist with loading product into client cars, traffic control, check-in, and walk-up distributions. Tasks will be assigned the day of by the supervisor. Dress code: Read dress code requirements below for volunteering! Please be aware that failure to follow the dress code may result in dismissal from volunteer activity. Comfortable, closed-toe and closed-heel shoes Sun, weather, and food-safe clothing Shirts must cover armpits, abdomen, and chest (no tank tops) Shorts should not be too tight or short No sandals Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are advised If you would like to wear gloves during distribution, please bring your own glovesSafety Requirements: All volunteers must be aware of and uphold the safety expectations below in order to volunteer. Note: no lockers for storing personal items are available -- please leave them in your vehicle or at home. Face masks are optional Regularly wash/sanitize your hands before, during, and after your shift Drink plenty of water to stay cool and hydrated Volunteers agree that they feel safe and are able to perform essential tasks, including... Standing for long periods of time Ability to lift 25-50 lbs from the ground or over the head Ability to bend, kneel, push, pull, and walk No use of cell phones, iPods, headphones, etc. during shift For food safety, do not chew gum or smoke while volunteering No food or glass is permitted in the distribution areaNOTE that, on occasion, distribution times may extend past the allotted time or end early. If it extends, due to a large volume of clients, we ask that you stay to assist completion of all clients in distribution. Thank you for your flexibility!
Program: Mobile Distributions Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 85653 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Picture Rocks Community Center- Mobile DistributionThe Community Food Bank needs volunteers to help distribute shelf-stable and fresh groceries to families and seniors in our community! Volunteers will assist with loading product into client cars, traffic control, check-in, and walk-up distributions. Tasks will be assigned the day of by the supervisor. Dress code: Read dress code requirements below for volunteering! Please be aware that failure to follow the dress code may result in dismissal from volunteer activity. Comfortable, closed-toe and closed-heel shoes Sun, weather, and food-safe clothing Shirts must cover armpits, abdomen, and chest (no tank tops) Shorts should not be too tight or short No sandals Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are advised If you would like to wear gloves during distribution, please bring your own glovesSafety Requirements: All volunteers must be aware of and uphold the safety expectations below in order to volunteer. Note: no lockers for storing personal items are available -- please leave them in your vehicle or at home. Face masks are optional Regularly wash/sanitize your hands before, during, and after your shift Drink plenty of water to stay cool and hydrated Volunteers agree that they feel safe and are able to perform essential tasks, including... Standing for long periods of time Ability to lift 25-50 lbs from the ground or over the head Ability to bend, kneel, push, pull, and walk No use of cell phones, iPods, headphones, etc. during shift For food safety, do not chew gum or smoke while volunteering No food or glass is permitted in the distribution areaNOTE that, on occasion, distribution times may extend past the allotted time or end early. If it extends, due to a large volume of clients, we ask that you stay to assist completion of all clients in distribution. Thank you for your flexibility!
Program: Mobile Distributions The Community Food Bank needs volunteers to help distribute shelf-stable and fresh groceries to families and seniors in our community! Volunteers will assist with loading product into client cars, traffic control, check-in, and walk-up distributions. Tasks will be assigned the day of by the supervisor. Dress code: Read dress code requirements below for volunteering! Please be aware that failure to follow the dress code may result in dismissal from volunteer activity. Comfortable, closed-toe and closed-heel shoes Sun, weather, and food-safe clothing Shirts must cover armpits, abdomen, and chest (no tank tops) Shorts should not be too tight or short No sandals Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are advised If you would like to wear gloves during distribution, please bring your own glovesSafety Requirements: All volunteers must be aware of and uphold the safety expectations below in order to volunteer. Note: no lockers for storing personal items are available -- please leave them in your vehicle or at home. Face masks are optional Regularly wash/sanitize your hands before, during, and after your shift Drink plenty of water to stay cool and hydrated Volunteers agree that they feel safe and are able to perform essential tasks, including... Standing for long periods of time Ability to lift 25-50 lbs from the ground or over the head Ability to bend, kneel, push, pull, and walk No use of cell phones, iPods, headphones, etc. during shift For food safety, do not chew gum or smoke while volunteering No food or glass is permitted in the distribution areaNOTE that, on occasion, distribution times may extend past the allotted time or end early. If it extends, due to a large volume of clients, we ask that you stay to assist completion of all clients in distribution. Thank you for your flexibility!
Program: Mobile Distributions Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 85743 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Willcox Mobile DistributionCome help feed the community! Program: Mobile Distributions Come help feed the community! Program: Mobile Distributions Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 85643 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Personal Care Supply Packaging 2025Caridad Community Kitchen is looking for a couple volunteer to join our team in organizing and packaging supplies offered to the community through our Community Meals Program at the Caridad Community Kitchen. Volunteers will be packaging supplies such as bottles of water and personal care supplies such as wound care kits, socks and underwear, safer sex materials and more! Shift Tasks Set up and clean up work area at end of shift Check-in with staff to see what items need to be organized that day Follow guidelines for packaging, organizing, and/or making kits Treat all volunteers and staff with dignity and respect, while adhering to Caridad Community Kitchen’s food safety guidelines Ideal candidate qualifications Comfortable working alone or in a small group Comfortable working with a wide variety of materials including condoms, pads, tampons, and more Able to adhere to our warehouse dress code to maintain the safety of our food & volunteers (see below for dress code) (Ideal but not required) Able to lift between 30-40 pounds Dress code Closed-toe shoes Short or long sleeve shirtsOur dress code helps us keep our volunteers safe! Volunteers will be working in our warehouse or classroom spaces, so kitchen dress code does not need to be followed. Closed toe shoes help keep our volunteers safe as they may be moving heavy crates & be working near warehouse equipment. We have lockers and locks for storage of any items while volunteers are in our space. Guidelines for Volunteer Health & Food SafetyAs a kitchen that serves individuals in our community who are at an increased risk for contracting food-borne illnesses, we take health a nd food safety very seriously. These Health & Food Safety Guidelines encourage practices and behaviors that can help prevent individuals from spreading illnesses and/or foodborne pathogens to food. Health & food safety is of the highest important to us. Our meals are serving community members who may be experiencing a compromised immune systems and potentially lack regular access to medical care. Please do not arrive for your shift if you are experiencing any of the following symptoms 24 hours before your shift: Sore throat Fever Vomiting DiarrheaPlease do not come to our facility until more than 24 hours have passed since your last symptoms have subsided. Please do not arrive for your volunteer shift. If you are feeling unwell, reach out to our volunteer coordinator by phone or email. And don't worry! While we rely on and love to have our volunteers with us in person, your health and the safety of our food is more important! If you have been diagnosed with a contagious disease that can be transferred via food AND you have worked at the Caridad Community Kitchen, please notify our volunteer coordinator as soon as possible. Our highest priority is everyone's safety & we practice respect, trust, and discretion when discussing sensitive information. Location, Parking, & Contact InformationCaridad Community Kitchen is located at: 845 N Main Ave.Tucson, AZ 85705Parking: We have a small parking lot located to the south of our building (enter via Main Ave.) and street parking is available on our cross street, 2nd Street. If you are arriving via bike, we have bike-hanging available indoors. Contact Information: For any questions, please see our contact information on our Caridad Community Kitchen location page! All communications can also be sent to caridad@communityfoodbank.org and phone calls can be directed to our main number at 520-882-5641. Program: Caridad Community Kitchen Caridad Community Kitchen is looking for a couple volunteer to join our team in organizing and packaging supplies offered to the community through our Community Meals Program at the Caridad Community Kitchen. Volunteers will be packaging supplies such as bottles of water and personal care supplies such as wound care kits, socks and underwear, safer sex materials and more! Shift Tasks Set up and clean up work area at end of shift Check-in with staff to see what items need to be organized that day Follow guidelines for packaging, organizing, and/or making kits Treat all volunteers and staff with dignity and respect, while adhering to Caridad Community Kitchen’s food safety guidelines Ideal candidate qualifications Comfortable working alone or in a small group Comfortable working with a wide variety of materials including condoms, pads, tampons, and more Able to adhere to our warehouse dress code to maintain the safety of our food & volunteers (see below for dress code) (Ideal but not required) Able to lift between 30-40 pounds Dress code Closed-toe shoes Short or long sleeve shirtsOur dress code helps us keep our volunteers safe! Volunteers will be working in our warehouse or classroom spaces, so kitchen dress code does not need to be followed. Closed toe shoes help keep our volunteers safe as they may be moving heavy crates & be working near warehouse equipment. We have lockers and locks for storage of any items while volunteers are in our space. Guidelines for Volunteer Health & Food SafetyAs a kitchen that serves individuals in our community who are at an increased risk for contracting food-borne illnesses, we take health a nd food safety very seriously. These Health & Food Safety Guidelines encourage practices and behaviors that can help prevent individuals from spreading illnesses and/or foodborne pathogens to food. Health & food safety is of the highest important to us. Our meals are serving community members who may be experiencing a compromised immune systems and potentially lack regular access to medical care. Please do not arrive for your shift if you are experiencing any of the following symptoms 24 hours before your shift: Sore throat Fever Vomiting DiarrheaPlease do not come to our facility until more than 24 hours have passed since your last symptoms have subsided. Please do not arrive for your volunteer shift. If you are feeling unwell, reach out to our volunteer coordinator by phone or email. And don't worry! While we rely on and love to have our volunteers with us in person, your health and the safety of our food is more important! If you have been diagnosed with a contagious disease that can be transferred via food AND you have worked at the Caridad Community Kitchen, please notify our volunteer coordinator as soon as possible. Our highest priority is everyone's safety & we practice respect, trust, and discretion when discussing sensitive information. Location, Parking, & Contact InformationCaridad Community Kitchen is located at: 845 N Main Ave.Tucson, AZ 85705Parking: We have a small parking lot located to the south of our building (enter via Main Ave.) and street parking is available on our cross street, 2nd Street. If you are arriving via bike, we have bike-hanging available indoors. Contact Information: For any questions, please see our contact information on our Caridad Community Kitchen location page! All communications can also be sent to caridad@communityfoodbank.org and phone calls can be directed to our main number at 520-882-5641. Program: Caridad Community Kitchen Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 85705 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: GV-Amado EventsWe are seeking enthusiastic volunteers to represent the Green Valley and Amado Food Banks at community events. Your role will involve promoting our organization, collecting donations, and providing information to the public. Become our ambassador and help generate support for our two centers. Program: Green Valley Resource Center We are seeking enthusiastic volunteers to represent the Green Valley and Amado Food Banks at community events. Your role will involve promoting our organization, collecting donations, and providing information to the public. Become our ambassador and help generate support for our two centers. Program: Green Valley Resource Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 85614 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Current Gardener - Volunteer HoursLas Milpitas Saturday Workdays Spring/Summer: Tues & Sat, 9-noon Program: Las Milpitas Community Farm Las Milpitas Saturday Workdays Spring/Summer: Tues & Sat, 9-noon Program: Las Milpitas Community Farm Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 85713 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: New Volunteer HoursSpring/Summer: Tues, 8-noon & Sat, 7-11am Fall/Winter: Tues, 8-noon & Sat, 8-11am If you would like to volunteer outside those hours, please contact gsaavedra@communityfoodbank.org to see if it's possible. Program: Las Milpitas Community Farm Spring/Summer: Tues, 8-noon & Sat, 7-11am Fall/Winter: Tues, 8-noon & Sat, 8-11am If you would like to volunteer outside those hours, please contact gsaavedra@communityfoodbank.org to see if it's possible. Program: Las Milpitas Community Farm Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 85713 Allow Groups: Yes |