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Children's BackPack Buddies[?]

Community Garden at Alliance Medical Ministry, Raleigh[?]

101 Donald Ross Drive in Raleigh Volunteers will help with various projects including: engaging community members, planting, harvesting and general garden maintenance like watering and weeding. Great opportunity for individuals or small groups.

Community Garden at Parrish Manor, Garner[?]

4190 Parrish Manor Drive in Garner Volunteers will help with various projects including: engaging community members, planting, harvesting and general garden maintenance like watering and weeding. Great opportunity for individuals and groups.

Community Garden at West End, Durham[?]

707 Kent St, Durham Volunteers will help with various projects including: planting, harvesting, and general garden maintenance like watering and weeding. Great opportunity for individuals or small groups.

Driver[?]

Volunteers in this program drive our small box trucks, retrieving food from donor sites and distributing it to designated recipient agencies. Our vehicles are small, automatic transmission, box trucks. No special license is required, just a clean, valid, NC driver’s license. Volunteer times in this program run from 8am to 4pm, Monday through Friday and 8am to 2pm on Saturdays.

Driver Assistant[?]

Volunteers ride along with a volunteer or staff driver to retrieve donated food and deliver it to designated recipient agencies. Volunteer times in this program run from 8am to 4pm, Monday through Friday and 8am to 2pm on Saturdays.

Durham Service Center[?]

Volunteer opportunities at the Durham Service Center includes: sorting/stocking/packing for the backpack buddies program; delivering food for mobile farmers market, kids café and in-shool pantries. Please contact Jerome Diggs at durhamcoord@foodshuttle.org or call 919.294.6421 for more information.

Field Gleaning[?]

Harvest the excess crops of area farmers from the fields. We work in the mornings for 2 to 3 hours in locations up to an hour away from IFFS. You may ride separately or in an IFFS truck. Volunteer as an individual or group.

Grocery bags for low income families and seniors (Groups only) [?]

GROUPS ONLY; 15 people or less Groups in this program make and deliver grocery bags to low-income seniors or families. We set the group up in a production line giving them everything they need --- produce, snacks and bags. Then we provide them with maps and directions, so that, using their own vehicles, they can deliver those bags directly to the people who’ll be using them. The entire group goes to one location, and even delivers door-to-door. This usually takes about 2 hours --- from start to finish. This activity is available Tuesday through Thursday at 10:30am or 1:30pm and on some Saturdays at varying times.

Nutrition Education - Cooking Matters[?]

Cooking Matters is a cooking-based nutrition education course designed to teach low-income kids, teens, and adults to prepare healthy, tasty meals on a limited budget. Culinary and nutrition professionals volunteer their time and expertise to lead hands-on courses at community agencies throughout the Triangle. Courses meet once a week for six consecutive weeks and use the nationally developed Cooking Matters curricula.

Nutrition Education -Food Matters[?]

Volunteers lead interactive and fun nutrition education experiences that help participants learn to select, purchase, and prepare healthy foods. These events are intended for low-income groups and vary in length and content. Food Matters one-time events include: nutrition/culinary/gardening demos; Shopping Matters™ grocery store tours; nutrition education tabling events; and healthy recipe/cooking demonstrations at IFFS Mobile Markets.

One-Time Special Events[?]

From time to time IFFS is invited to various events where we need volunteers to staff a table and hand out our literature. Check this box to receive e-mail notifications of volunteer needs for such special events.

Plant A Row for the Hungry Member[?]

Grow an extra row in your garden to donate at a designated drop-off site.

Teaching Farm - Carrboro[?]

The Inter-Faith Food Shuttle Teaching Farms in Raleigh (4505 Tryon Rd) and Carrboro (2912B Jones Ferry Rd) are available for pre-scheduled volunteer events 6 days a week. Groups or individuals may email us at farmsandgardens@foodshuttle.org to schedule volunteer times at either farm. Volunteers will learn sustainable farm and gardening techniques, including organic soil fertility and weed control, seasonal and year-round planting strategies, pasture raised poultry and vermi-composting and more, all while making important contributions to local food security. In addition, Food Shuttle Teaching Farms also have internship opportunities that provide an in-depth experience with many of our farming techniques in return for an on-going time commitment of 5 hours a week or more.

Teaching Farm - Raleigh[?]

The Inter-Faith Food Shuttle Teaching Farms in Raleigh (4505 Tryon Rd) and Carrboro (2912B Jones Ferry Rd) are available for pre-scheduled volunteer events 6 days a week. Groups or individuals may email us at farmsandgardens@foodshuttle.org to schedule volunteer times at either farm. Volunteers will learn sustainable farm and gardening techniques, including organic soil fertility and weed control, seasonal and year-round planting strategies, pasture raised poultry and vermi-composting and more, all while making important contributions to local food security. In addition, Food Shuttle Teaching Farms also have internship opportunities that provide an in-depth experience with many of our farming techniques in return for an on-going time commitment of 5 hours a week or more.

Warehouse[?]

We also use volunteers for this program in the warehouse --- washing pans, sweeping, mopping, sorting food, loading/unloading trucks and running trash. Volunteer times in this program run from 9am to 4pm, Monday through Friday and 9am to 2pm on Saturdays

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