VOLUNTEER

Volunteer Newsletter, April - Learn how you can make an immediate difference to neighbors in need;

this month features the Farmers Market Nutrition Program, Hunger in America 2014 and Cooking Matters.

Volunteers help make Tarrant Area Food Bank an efficient charity.  Each year, more than 7,000 volunteers give more than 70,000 hours of service.  Their service empowers the Food Bank and its network of partner charities to feed approximately 300,000 Texans each year.

Organizations, groups and individuals are invited to donate their talents, time and skills to help Tarrant Area Food Bank end hunger in local communities.

Explore Volunteer Opportunities with Tarrant Area Food Bank.

Featured Opportunities for Summer 2013

• Farmers Market Nutrition Program: Help register mothers and their young children to receive fresh, locally grown produce directly from farmers. Only available May through September.

• Hunger in America 2014: Serve as Data Collector as we work with research contractors and Feeding America to produce a comprehensive picture of charitable food assistance and hunger in the United States. Volunteers needed summer 2013.

Scheduling

Groups and individuals must schedule their volunteer time in advance, especially to work in Quality Control sorting and repacking food. This includes Partner Agency volunteer groups wanting to schedule time in Quality Control.  

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Fort Worth Weekly's Best of 2010

Volunteering at Tarrant Area Food Bank named

Critic's Choice for 'Place to Earn Public Service Credits'