Assist in delivering meals to older adults and individuals with disabilities in the community. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring that recipients receive nutritious meals and a friendly visit.

Provide assistance with household chores and homemaking tasks for older adults, helping them maintain a safe and comfortable living environment. Volunteers help with tasks such as cleaning, organizing, and light maintenance.

Volunteers can serve at a station like check-in or check-out, restock items on shelves, or deliver groceries to cars. Volunteers notify the Volunteer Coordinator of their availability and help as their schedules allow.

Assist in unloading several hundred pounds of food from the Channel One truck. Volunteers with strong backs and box opening skills are especially needed.

Help promote health, fun, and inclusion by volunteering for the planning and preparation of the DSI Tri & Inclusive 4k event. Tasks include spreading the word, seeking support, and gathering supplies, with a flexible time commitment of approximately 5 hours a month.

Volunteers are needed to assist with small landscaping projects such as raking, weed pulling, and mowing. Additionally, volunteers can participate in hands-on craft activities with people with disabilities.

Volunteers with training in a healthcare field are encouraged to participate in fieldwork in Gambella, Ethiopia. Opportunities include health education, promotion, prevention, treatment, administration, and leadership. Volunteers can assist staff in hospitals, clinics, community health centers, and administration offices.

Join the planning committee for the annual Denim, Diamonds, and Dice event, a casual gala and casino-themed fundraiser for Meals on Wheels. Volunteers will help brainstorm ideas, create auction baskets, and meet monthly leading up to the event.

Volunteers assist with delivering meals to older adults and persons with disabilities. This role involves providing companionship and ensuring the safety and well-being of the meal recipients.

As a caregiver respite volunteer, you'll provide much-needed relief for primary caregivers who are responsible for caring for their elderly loved ones. Your support will allow them to take a break, tend to their own needs, and come back refreshed and ready to continue providing care.

Volunteer to help organize and promote the March for Meals fundraising campaign, which supports Meals on Wheels. This role includes planning activities and generating donations to help keep meals affordable for seniors.

Sort and organize fresh produce for distribution. Volunteers ensure that produce is fresh and ready for clients. The average time commitment is 2-3 hours a month.

Welcome and assist clients as they arrive at the food shelf. Greeters play a crucial role in creating a friendly and supportive environment. Volunteers typically work 2-3 hours a month.

Assist in distributing food to community members in need. Volunteers will help organize and hand out food items during open hours. Commitment is typically 2-3 hours a month.