Find Food Banks & Pantries Nonprofits and Charities

  Deansherri wrote:

For the past 2 1/2 years I have dedicating my time to Hunger Fight and our mission to help eradicate hunger and food insecurity in NE Florida. With 1 in 6 people and 1 in 4 children affected, hunger is a very real problem in Northeast Florida. Not limited... more »

  Aconcernedperson wrote:

Minnies Food Pantry is an experience. The people there are friendly. The place is clean and amazing. It is a place of hope, where spirits are lifted and lives are changed. The staff is full of love and they are living their purpose. The food... more »

  4Lakota wrote:

One Spirit delivers food to the elders and children of Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. In a location where diet related disease is epidemic, One Spirit offers a long-term solution by providing organic fresh/frozen produce to the families that... more »

  Sally wrote:

What I like especially about CAIN is the way that anyone coming in its doors is welcomed as a guest and treated with respect. In return, the guests come to think of the volunteers and staff as friends, and the room where they wait their turn to go through... more »

  MAK wrote:

No bells, no whistles, no huge salaries or administrative expenses; NHCO defines “full-service” and embellishes it with efficiency and seven pounds of caring. Over 6300 services were delivered last year. But that doesn’t really reflect... more »

  Celeste G. wrote:

Volunteered with my two school aged boys and had lots of fun! more »

  Artemis M. wrote:

Amazing group of compassionate, caring and lovely folks. Well deserving of recognition. more »

  cpduerr wrote:

America's Grow-a-Row provides a wonderful way for me to give back to others with my family. My children are never excluded because they are too young, as they are with so many other non-profits. They have been picking corn and other produce since they... more »

  C. Britton wrote:

When I retired in April, I found I needed some volunteer work to fill my time. I stopped in at The Lord's Pantry and immediately felt at home. The organization began about 40 years ago, as a small service within a local church. Today it has grown to... more »

  Monica Reyes wrote:

I have been a proud volunteer and board member of Irving Cares for several years, and I'm thoroughly impressed with the quality of service our staff and volunteers provide our community. As an Irving resident, a corporate donor and personal donor, I'm... more »

  H Tracy wrote:

I was exposed to GAP ministries a year ago. What is outstanding (not that there is only one or two things!) about the organization is the character and sense of mission of the staff - everyone from top to bottom. Each and every time I have intersected... more »

  fedfrey wrote:

We became involved as donors in AAP about 5 years ago. As the years have passed, we have seen what a huge contribution this charity makes to the community. It is amazing that AAP operates with only two paid staffers and that the rest are volunteers. Because... more »

  The_Factor wrote:

Our church group St Francis Builds spent a week learning Sioux customs/traditions while helping to repair 2 houses on the Pine Ridge Reservation. It was a wonderful learning experience while we could also give something of ourselves. Go for it! more »

  Laurie wrote:

I help at one of the Food Bank's Produce Mobile sites in San Mateo County. I had one elderly woman come up to me after getting her produce; she hugged me looked deeply into my eyes and said, “god bless you”. The people who come through... more »

  Americanga wrote:

I have worked with United Military Care for several years as a key referral for service members in need. UMC tries to help anyone in distress by doing a thoughtful intake and staffing for immediate assistance. Plus they are very active in general support... more »

  sps1 wrote:

From my time at the Food Bank, I was incredibly impressed with the size and scope of their programs, from volunteer involvement to the amount of food they give away each year. The atmosphere was friendly and inviting, and staff were gracious and knowledgeable. more »

  Concerned_WI_Parent wrote:

I helped grow food at a local community garden that was given to this organization. They moved swiftly and efficiently to provide that food to families in need. I was impressed with their compassion and for their ability to ensure that food was given... more »

  PaulG wrote:

AmpleHarvest.org is an organization that helps gardeners give extra produce from their garden to a local food pantry. Lots of people in America need food pantries. I know of lots of gardeners with extra food in their gardens, and lots of pantries... more »

  spencer1 wrote:

I work with SPIN as a receptionist through a Senior Community Service Employment Program. I have been out of work about 2 years and was fortunate to be accepted to work with SPIN. I have never been exposed to a non-profit before this experience. I feel... more »

  nickv13 wrote:

Amazing Charity with great people and wonderful volunteers, best charity in central texas! more »

  Robert Johnson wrote:

I worked there from mid-1986 to mid-1988 as a mission volunteer (Methodist). St. Mary's was then in the process of rapidly expanding programs. The emphasis on frugality was remarkable - every one was working for relatively little to support the cause,... more »

  Lorraine Galletta S. wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Open Door for 20+ years. Kind dedicated volunteers are there to service those who are in need. This is my first organization that I donate to when I have extra money because I can see how my money is being used and helping... more »

  Dave74 wrote:

SOMETHING IS NOT RIGHT AT VETERANS INC. MANY OF MY FELLO VETERANS THAT HAVE RECD. SERVICES FROM THEM COMPLAIN THAT THE STAFF IS ALLOW TO EAT MEALS AT THE SHELTER FREE OF CHARGE , THE DONATION ARE INTENDED TO BE GIVEN TO THE HOMELESS VETERANS NOT THE... more »

  weswinkler wrote:

CUMAC feeds people and changes lives, not just the lives of recipients but also the lives of the donors and volunteers. We work to directly reduce hunger through providing groceries to those in need and we work to break the cycle of poverty thropugh... more »

  andyabbink wrote:

Bread of Life was a real lifesaver for me. When I could barely scrape together rent, I was able to get some badly needed groceries from the food pantry. Back on my feet again, I returned to the pantry to offer my services as a volunteer. Three years... more »

  awatso20 wrote:

Being a college student you don't always have the money to donate to groups like HHH. But you can still give your time. I loved going on mission trips to areas stricken by disaster and seeing in person the difference HHH is making in peoples lives. more »

  Sandy Ohlsson wrote:

IOCP is an organization with a very clear mission, fabulous leadership and a history of making a huge impact on the communities they serve. Being a Board member of IOCP has been one of the most rewarding experiences for me. IOCP makes a difference in... more »

  acfrizzell wrote:

I became a volunteer for Laymen Lessons back in Nov of 2009. Louie and his dedicated group of weekly volunteers love and care for the homeless community. They are an inspiration to all of us. Giving of their time and resources and praying, knowing that... more »

  pruetta wrote:

This is a fabulous shelter. They did an excellent job of providing us support when we adopted our lab mix in the summer of 2002. The visit at the shelter was engaging and positive. The follow up home visit was great. They provided follow up support... more »

  pattypat wrote:

Where do i begin, I can start by saying i've always had a desire to help other's, God put's these desire's in our Heart's..There's such Joy to see some one's face after feeding them, or handing them a few bag's of food, or even giving them cloth's..God... more »

  sykee wrote:

The RKF team know what they want to achieve and this makes them very successful. Keep up the good work and it's always great being a part and helping around more »

  marge2 wrote:

For the last 39 years MEND has consistently served the poor of the northeast San Fernando Valley. Their social service programs cover a wide range of needs and offer job training as well. It is frugally run with only 6% of its budget used for administration... more »

  Sandra Kroll wrote:

Food Finders has become the "go to" organization whenever a nonprofit organization has an event on behalf of its clients and has budget concerns. I know that they've been crucial in making connections between businesses that have excess food to contribute... more »

  sman2th wrote:

I have cooked for Bridge to Hope for several years now at their monthly food distribution. I went one time just to help out my friend Vanessa and was immediately hooked. The small children and families who count on this service are wonderful. I have... more »

  PastorLonnie wrote:

I have volunteered at the Prodisee Pantry since approximately May 2007. My family and I have also been the recipient of their help. First, my personal story. In July 2007 I was diagnosed as having Stage IV oropharyngeal cancer (a cancer of... more »

  Jennifer212 wrote:

Hope Clinic is a nondenominational Christian ministry that provides free medical and dental care to those without insurance in southeast Michigan. It also provides a food pantry, meals, and other social services assistance with an emphasis on health.... more »

  akzucco wrote:

I could have selected a couple of categories as donor, volunteer and member of the public in the community...but donor spoke the most of my relationship with the Foothill Unity Center. The work done by the Foothill Unity Center stands head and shoulders... more »

  anons wrote:

I gave them $50 one year. Then, they proceeded to bombard me with junk mail. I estimate that they spent $20 sending me junk mail in one year alone. I have no desire to donate money if a significant amount of the money is going to be spent on mailings.... more »

  trexler85 wrote:

I’ve been helping with Moments of Hope for about two years now. Moments of Hope is a great organization to be apart of. In the time that I have been apart of MOHO, I have seen lives transformed....even my own life. I have seen people who have gone... more »

  barbaraeley wrote:

I am amazed at all the people Hospitality House is able to serve in our community. I know people personally that this organization has given a hand up and helped them from homelessness to productive, self sustaining citizens in our community. It is... more »

  valeriefosburgh wrote:

I have been volunteering with the Sharing Center since 2006, and this is a wonderful organization helping friends and neighbors in our community. I have referred many people to them, and no one has been turned away in their request for assistance. ... more »

  Melissa352 wrote:

I am very proud to be part of such a wonderful cause. It is extremely rewarding to see the direct impact we have on those we serve. Also, it's great to see that nutrition is the top priority. more »

  Sabba wrote:

A unique and powerful way to make difference! I highly recommrnd this organization. more »

  sonnywaddell wrote:

What an incredible ministry, they feed thousands of less fortunate Arizonans each and every month! They have a senior and Veterans food bank that provides food and toiletries to folks in need! The staff is all volunteers and have a heart to serve. more »

  Suzanne G.1 wrote:

Very nice items in their resale stores! Good prices! more »

  Wanda K. wrote:

I have been a volunteer and now serve on the board of this fantastic organization. Claritas House is a grass-roots organization that is making a BIG difference in the lives of children who are living in hotels along a major road that leads to all the... more »

  Linda Stephens wrote:

The Food Pantry provides hunger relief to over 28 zip codes in Chicago and the western suburbs which includes some of the regions most depleted neighborhoods. My husband and I began volunteering with the Food Pantry along with our children as a way to... more »

  DrAmy wrote:

Medical Missionaries, Inc. is an organization that is truly dedicated to helping the poorest of the poor in Haiti. They have a long history of helping in the country and have spent tireless hours building sustainable healthcare resources in a country... more »

  John Sharpnack wrote:

I have been volunteering with KOS for several years and have nothing but great things to say about the organization, I recommend them to everyone I know and often bring friends with me to the volunteer events. The care that Vince, Lisa and the entire... more »

  website wrote:

Community Link Mission is one of the finest organizations that I have ever had the opportunity to work with. The Board of Directors is top-notch, and the volunteers are an amazing group of people who give and serve tirelessly to make sure that no one... more »

  gmartino wrote:

This nonprofit is the best one I have ever been associated with. I participated in their Race/Walk, then began volunteering there when I retired. I now serve as vice president of their board. We serve 8000 people per month in the county through our agencies.... more »

  olanigan wrote:

The ICM leadership has done a great job with managing volunteers and assigning tasks. The leadership provides adequate information and is readily available for questions and clarifications, so the volunteer only needs to focus on the assigned tasks. more »

  Supporter and friend wrote:

North County Community Food Bank (NCCFB) has been feeding hungry families for several decades and is considered the primary charity of the north Clark County Washington community. Their board is more dedicated than any other board I know, and they work... more »

  Jen O.2 wrote:

I am continually amazed at the wonderful work done by the Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank. I have not received their services, but I volunteer with them occasionally and it is a great feeling to know that I am helping the food bank and, by extension,... more »

  Abel96 wrote:

As a member of my community, we badly need a food pantry in many parts of the town. My and family are having a hard time getting ahead and we heard about this organization that's coming to my community. So glad. Please support this organization and their... more »

  maria13 wrote:

I think that Harvest Time Int. is a great organization also a blessing for the community. I believe that we need more non profits organizations like this one that can bring hope to the people in need and an opportunity to serve others. more »

  cpz197 wrote:

As a volunteer I helped to prepare boxes with food, pack and move to vehicles for delivery. Karl Nurijanyan is very hands on and really good leader. He knows what he is doing and he has his heart in the right place. more »

  Zuzana P. wrote:

Crete for Life has been going on for many years, providing a safe refuge for numerous children from difficult circumstances. It is wonderful to see kids to flourish just after few weeks as personal care, attention, fun and activities in this healthy environment... more »

  gemmasangels wrote:

WE MADE SANTA CRY…and didn’t feel bad about itThe year was 1995 and I’d just finished a children’s event with surplus food. A friend told me of a newly-opened and struggling homeless shelter that could use the leftovers.... more »

  melindawollitz wrote:

This is a wonderful organization dedicated to providing affordable housing and academic support to students who may be in need. So far, every student that has participated in the program has graduated from college.The housing facility is right next... more »

  George Wilson wrote:

May 29, 2013: Calvary Food Pantry took on 3.5 pallets of food stock from the Food Bank of Central New York out of Syracuse. The Volunteers were on station early and struck down the plus 250 boxes of canned goods, produce, and dry goods in good time. Note:... more »

  gferuson003 wrote:

This organization set up a table at a local grocery store to receive donations. I spent time researching their 990 tax return and spoke with the countywide Dept. of Veterans Affairs Health Care for Homeless Veterans officers. The VA has no contact with... more »

  Tushna wrote:

Hunger is a serious problem our kids deal with even in this day and age. Weekend Wonders 4 Kidz is a step in the right direction in dealing with hunger and serving kids in need of nutritious food. Every week we deliver food packs to school kids in... more »

  Rmccann wrote:

I'm a volunteer food donation pickup driver. I love it when I pull up to the cupboard and a "pit crew" of volunteer workers rushes out to empty my vehicle, weigh the food, sort it, freeze it, and put it on the shelves for shoppers. This food cupboard... more »

  leslie.shatto@yahoo.com wrote:

Project Share meets a huge need in the Carlisle community providing food and clothing to approximately 1200 families a month. During my volunteer time I see the compassion for the recipients and witness recipients who are truly appreciative of the services... more »

  Ukneanea wrote:

Here at Heaven's Harvest Food Pantry, we are driven by a single goal; to do our part in making our local community a better place for all. We are here to serve emergency food to the hungry, needy, sick, elderly and children. We also help in other emergency... more »

  Peggy68 wrote:

ESL classes offered 5 days a week free of charge to the incoming refugees. I love the family feel shared with each individual more »

  bigstory wrote:

This is a multi service organization which services four different needs: Provides help for feeding the hungry, dealing with issues of violence in the family/relationship, transitioning the homeless through immediate shelter and training for living independently,... more »

  calliemorris wrote:

Awesome group that helps local families with food and other necessities. They also have a backpack program for school kids who do not have enough food at home. Wonderful organization! more »

  deanpmlonghurst wrote:

As a volunteer at the Forestville based Sonoma County AIDS foodbank, I have never seen such magic. There are 500 volunteers and only 5 staff so we work our tails off for our 600+ clients. We help grow organic produce in our garden, give dignity to... more »

  Bonnie H. wrote:

Over the past 10 years, they have done a great job in providing clothing, food, furniture & school supplies to the needy. They have had an Annual Christmas shoe Box project for boys & girls age different range stuffed with gloves, scarves, hats, pens,... more »

  brandic wrote:

Inspired by an environment where the act of giving becomes the art of generosity translated into the nourishment of our community mind, body and soul found in the conduit of the giver and receiver when they become One and the viewer no longer can distinguish... more »

  lfeldman wrote:

This group of volunteers are wonderful. The hard work and hours they spend volunteering and raising funds, to help others, is quite remarkable. They are always welcoming, friendly, polite and ready to help. Unity not only operates a very active foodbank,... more »

  brianwalker wrote:

I've volunteered at Tri-City Volunteers for over 4 months now, and it has been an incredible experience. The staff and volunteers are all hard working, and our executive director has a clear vision that we all wish to see realized. I've always wanted... more »

  E Bidstrup wrote:

Our foundation, Share a Smile, has a strong partnership with the Food and Care. We have been volunteering to provide dentistry for their clients for 8 years. In that time we have see many lives changed. Brent Crane and the entire staff at the Food and... more »

  shammydoll33 wrote:

Not only have I been a volunteer at metropolitan ministries but they have also helped my family in the past with groceries during hard times. They also help a lot of homeless people and families in the Tampa area, this is a great organization doing great... more »

  Raymomd Guida wrote:

I gave monthly to Feeding America but not any more. I think that it's a shame that the top executive can take a salery of over $400,000 and not feel guilty . more »

  Juan wrote:

The people who run this organization CARE! They work with limited resources and accomplish a trmendous feat. They find ways to do the impossible. more »

  skplee5 wrote:

This organization and the people in it make the best effort to treat everyone, volunteers and clients, to feel welcomed, and respected. I've seen families we've helped, actually cry because they came in feeling down and left feeling happy and uplifted more »

  Wdaniel wrote:

I love ExtraFood! They do such incredible and innovative work in our community. The staff is always ready to help and problem solve whether it is a day-day issue or more complex problems. Marin wouldn't be the same without them. So grateful for their... more »

  Marie Revere wrote:

Interfaith Community Services is the only non-profit willing to take on serving those with brain disorders with a supported housing and employment model-Fairweather Lodge. They returned self-worth to our son who had lost just about everything to schizophrenia.... more »

  B.Reed wrote:

I have worked with several non-profits in the Pierce County area but becoming involved with FISH Food Banks of Pierce County has been a great learning experience. The work they accomplish with less than 5 paid employees is remarkable. FISH has developed... more »

  Pro Joe wrote:

Our Micah 6:8 Project was during our church's Serve Day and we cleaned up a playground and went to see and pray about their upcoming Christmas Store for those less fortunate. more »

  stives1 wrote:

Share Food Share Love Food Pantry is beneficial to our town and area. They are a great help to local families in need, and hugely deserving of our support. I've given to them off and on over the years, and only wish I could do more - more »

  Writer wrote:

I live half the year on the East Coast and half the year in Colorado. I have worked for and volunteered for non profits for many years. THis is the most satisfying volunteer experience I have ever had. It is not just the wonderful volunteers with whom... more »

  gentlerider wrote:

I was going to donate to them, but thought to investigate first and am relieved that I did. I feel uneasy donating to them because according to their self-published tax forms, they received over $167,000 in donations in one year, and out of that,... more »

  dfiore05 wrote:

I founded this organization officially in the spring of 2011. It has been my life's work to create a strategy to eradicate world hunger through our foundation. We serve to create hunger awareness connecting sources of food to recipient agencies that... more »

  Terence1 wrote:

My name is Terry and I am currently serving as President of the board of directors. I have been with Operation Blessing for 30 years. I started volunteering by filling food boxes, doing general repairs, going to the monthly meetings and financially... more »

  Siana S. wrote:

FTGU Farms is a brilliantly designed non profit. The simple and refined model allows the FTGU team to bring nutritious and healthy food to our most underserved community members fast. A garden can be put up in a matter of hours. Their projects not only... more »

  LJShartle wrote:

This agency has been a part of our community for many many years, the work that they do is needed and appreciated by many families that are in crisis. They change lives! more »

  MoSanDiego wrote:

Birthline of San Diego has been a SOLID pillar of the San Diego community run soley by volunteers for OVER 33 years. A group of compassionate and dedicated women provide not only daily provisions (diapers, food, formula, clothing/shoes) to the poorest... more »

  matrixoperationsllc wrote:

This organization, Filling Tummies in Oklahoma City is wonderful. They are feeding children in Oklahoma fresh fruits and vegetables that may be too expensive for families to afford. They went to Green Pastures Elementary school in Spencer, Oklahoma and... more »

  neeru wrote:

We were out of work when my friend introduced us to this program. We were a bit shy at first as it was hard to accept help. But new community ministeries members made us feel very comfortable. Whole process of packing food ,storing it and then distributing... more »

  catiecal wrote:

I was looking for a long time to find my go-to volunteer place and as soon as I found The Outreach House I knew my search was over. I feel truly valued for the work I do, it is a space where I am welcomed to share my gifts, ideas, and concerns to help... more »

  hzml95 wrote:

Yad Ezra continues to represent the best in non profit organizations in a community that really needs it. As Detroit suffers through high unemployment I have witnessed first-hand the wonderful way Yad Ezra distributes food in an organized manner while... more »

  Alexa V.1 wrote:

I started volunteering at Wild Heart after years of of volunteering at multiple other farm sanctuaries around the country, and I've been so impressed with the environment that Beryl & her family have created for the animals she has at this calm little... more »

  smiller8451 wrote:

I have had nothing but grief from this place, they are rude and will not help my family of 5 in desperate need. I am disabled and cannot work and sometimes need help. The staff is rude and judgemental, and the Director (With long black/brown hair) is... more »

  brandi14307 wrote:

I started project hope in fifth grade and left there graduating eighth grade. This school changed my life in so many ways. They made sure we had Christmas,Thanksgiving and a good education. They surrounded me with people in the same situation so no one... more »

  Gennifer A. wrote:

I have seen these amazing people help so many Eat , clothes and help people out of shelters & feed animals too . Amazing and they give %100 percent. They keep nothing & help so many ! Amazing!!!!!! more »

  dogmom wrote:

I've been a volunteer and Board Member with PAL for 3 years and the organization is wonderful! The work that they do rescuing so many dogs and cats in the High Desert community of Apple Valley, CA with so little resources is nothing short of a miracle.... more »

  we care food wrote:

Hi, I started Volunteer with the "WE CARE FOOD PANTRY" in 2006 Homosassa Fla , in which I was new to area and Florida. Diane Toto going be president of the We Care Food Pantry and myself Office Mgr and Marketing Director. This was totally different what... more »

  Tom_2 wrote:

After my wife died in 2004, I spent a year hiding in the bottom of a Jack Daniels bottle. When I reached the bottom of the pit that I had dug, I finally asked for help. A friend took me to HVAF and the healing began, in spite of myself. They saved... more »

  Junie wrote:

Gleaning for the world made it possible for over 4000 blankets to be delivered to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. The staff there executed this flawlessly and we were able to take an idea and turn it into a reality. I had lots of... more »

  bssimpson wrote:

In June, 2011, after retiring from a career teaching elementary school, I wanted to find a meaningful way to define a new purpose for myself. I attended an orientation for volunteers at Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services. After learning about the... more »

  ghellwarth wrote:

I have been impressed by Cultivate's agility to source source quality food destined for waste, convert it to delicious and nutritious meals and coordinate delivery to hungry school kids and others. Cultivate is also training in-demand culinary workers... more »

  mobileUser421479 wrote:

I just love how they are reaching out to the community of Rio Bravo the people I have great needs and somehow they managed to provide food to these people it's more »

  Wanda K. wrote:

I begin as a volunteer with Bread of Life Fellowship, Inc. over 4 years ago. I immediately saw the opportunity to obtain grants and additional funding for this worthwhile organization. I used my administrative skills to update the office with forms... more »

  Linda Pogue wrote:

After requesting that I receive fewer fund raising requests in the mail, I continue to receive two or three requests a WEEK from CAP. I will continue to donate on my own schedule. It's a shame they didn't honor my request. That being said, I believe... more »

  ZenMindMichelle wrote:

This organization helps so many underserved teens in need with food and other needed items like toiletries and backpacks. They also offer a safe place to hang out and have a snack during lunch and after school 3 days a week. The love and care all of the... more »

  medick wrote:

This is an amazing organization started by an 8 year old in 2006 and now continues with over 210 youth ages 10-18 running food drives, fundraisers and raising awareness about the problem of hunger. This organization supports over 60 community and school... more »

  Hector Torres wrote:

These people are outstanding! As a client, we are all so greatful for their heart to help us. Whenever they have food available they call us so we can distribute it to our neighborhood. Last week we were able to help 55 families thanks to their support.... more »

  kteed290 wrote:

There are not enough stars or enough positive descriptive words in order for me to accurately reflect the help, support and guidance I received from this access office. My gratitude and appreciation for sherry, Kathleen, Ian and Jeff is forever undeniable.... more »

  Laura W.9 wrote:

Baltimore Hunger Project is a phenomenal organization. I have admired their work for a long time, and have seen them raise their efforts even more during the COVID-19 pandemic to be able to assist even more people in need in our Baltimore community. My... more »

  JSPuskar wrote:

I have been a supporter of St. Vincent de Paul Society in Oakland for decades. I have followed their work in supporting the folks on the margins of society in my city, and I am very impressed with the work they do in feeding the hungry, helping those... more »

  Of One Accord Volunteer wrote:

Of One Accord Ministry serves two Appalachian Counties, Hawkins and Hancock in upper East Tennessee with food assistance offering three conveninetly located food pantries. Each year nearly 35 tractor trailer truck loads of food are distributed to those... more »

  LBLavigne wrote:

As a recent donor, I am excited and impressed with this organization and how it continues to change and evolve. The programs, supporters and level of commitment and dedication of the leadership is what inspired me to donate, as the work is so important... more »

  EspeciallyDogs wrote:

I am a volunteer at the Old Town Mission. All of the people are really nice and always willing to help others. I help with a lot of different things including food drives, the Kid's Shop, and special events. I especially like working with Jessica, the... more »

  Amy M wrote:

This was my first experience volunteering at HCDB. I am absolutely overwhelmed at the need for something as simple as food for so many people. My sons who are 14 and 11 helped to fill boxes of food for Thanksgiving. It was an incredible experience.... more »

  mpitre wrote:

I’ve always wanted a place to serve and live out my faith. Thankful to know that my time, money, and efforts are making an impact. more »

  karenkaf wrote:

Great organization, great mission. great people. Very well organized and a pleasure to volunteer there and help make a difference. more »

  spollyea wrote:

Interfaith Community Services (ICS) has more than doubled the output of its Food Bank operation in the last four years. Staffed by caring, compassionate volunteers ICS serves up to 90 clients per day out of a meager 400 square foot facility. The Monday... more »

  jimwms23 wrote:

Matthews Crossing began just a few years ago with an idea by an Episcopal Priest. It has since become independent from that church and has grown significantly with an all volunteer staff, except the Executive Director. It is the only food bank in Chandler,... more »

  Ken Spaeth wrote:

My name is Ken Spaeth and I am the Treasurer of the Kendall County Food Pantry ("KCFP"). KCFP has been in existance since 1987 and has had numerous dedicated leaders running it throughout the years. Over the last two and ahalf years or so, my wife,... more »

  David wrote:

The Georgia Avenue Community Ministry and food co-ops are a sign of hope for our Atlanta region. The co-ops are a way for low-income residents to organize themselves into strategic communities which then provide food and care to one another. Through these... more »

  TheRealDonna wrote:

This group is amazing. I volunteer a lot of my time, but when I met Lisa Tkoch, the executive director, I was inspired to add her group to my list. Lisa and her crew of volunteers provide free lunches every Wednesday to about 100 vets... many of whom... more »

  James89 wrote:

Ms Cleo Rush is a great organization, here's my story, almost twenty years ago, being a single parent, i became disabled on my job, my 2 children were taken by defacs and were placed in foster care i was very depressed at that time, someone told me go... more »

  dasein06 wrote:

This rescue is always involved in the community. They offer hope and help to anyone in need. If they cannot help with an issue they point you to the correct path. They are very active in the school system with education and information. They promote... more »

  LMMKOFK wrote:

I volunteer on the Board and through my local church. It is a privilege to serve our community in this way and to help WFCM meet the needs of so many experiencing food and housing insecurity. more »

  Sandy wrote:

The Place has been a blessing in Forsyth County,GA since 1975 assisting residents with emergency basic survival needs. Residents in crisis come to us when they do not have the means to purchase food or life sustaining medication. If they have a utility... more »

  Cathy R. wrote:

The Gift Of A Helping Hand Charitable Trust mision is to assist in lifting our voices against illiteracy, providing foster care for seniors, and putting an end to poverty, domestic violence, hunger, racism, child abuse, and homelessness in southeastern... more »

  Amie wrote:

The Food Bank of NW Louisiana is a great place to work. I work with very dedicated individuals that really care about helping people in need. It is also a very rewarding job see how what we do really helps people. I worked here previously and then... more »

  JimBuckner wrote:

It is hard to imagine so few doing so much as St James does by setting an example with its Food Pantry. As a volunteer, this is my second year of seeing the joy and social pleasure of the homeless and of those in need who come to share with us the holiday... more »

  eddd wrote:

As a Board Member of Beverly Bootstraps, I have watched the staff and volunteers change the lives of thousands of people over the many years of my involvement. Bootstraps is a facile organization, able to adjust to the needs of any client who arrives.... more »

  rjhhh wrote:

I personally like that the Family Connection Center makes a direct impact on our community. I feel like my time and donations are helping make our community a better place for everyone to live. I love that their programs really help people avoid poverty... more »

  veteransmemorial wrote:

Has helped with packing boxes for the troops to send to Iraq and Afghanistan. Veteran Advocates of Ore-Ida has been very good in sending boxes monthly to troops deployed. more »

  joisonthego wrote:

Seyoum comes every day the Cafe is open, and we apply for jobs each time. He wants to be a security officer. He's a bit older, but I know that we will find the right job for him. We were able to find a labor job for Misgana, even though his specialty... more »

  Bizz M. wrote:

the workers are absolutely notrocious to us homeless people. this facility has stolen my tax return check and illegally cashed it. this facility has stolen my indentification cards 3 seperate times from the mail room. this facility has banned me from... more »

  beemane wrote:

I love helping out at Gleaners warehouse. The staff is super nice and you really feel like you are doing something beneficial. more »

  Tracy Interfaith Ministries wrote:

I've volunteered at Tracy Interfaith Ministries for about 8 years and continue to be amazed by the numbers of clients that we help with food and clothing. The organization is run totally by volunteers and is supported by the local churches... more »

  Jascott22 wrote:

I have been volunteering and writing grants for the Allentown Area Ecumenical Food Bank since 2019. This organization focuses on providing nutritious, healthful food options to those that are currently experiencing food insecurity. Our operation is... more »

  Writer wrote:

We found our way to The Urban Farmers because my spectrum-y, Asperger’s-y son needed to do 30 hours of volunteer work to graduate from high school. The volunteer backyard harvest fruit work didn’t have a training requirement and the TUF calendar allowed... more »

  Columbine P. wrote:

Somerville Homeless Coalition offers a comprehensive suite of programs to assist vulnerable families, stabilize precarious housing situations, and prevent hunger and homelessness, as well as provide housing for those who have fallen off the cliff. Their... more »

  Katherine K.2 wrote:

Had my male cat neutred through them. Wonerful experience. They are doing wonderful things for animals in Santa Rosa County Milton, Fl more »

  bagldy52 wrote:

This non-profit is based on respect, both of the recipients as individuals, and of the member agencies who work in their own communities. Striving to be both accountable and responsive this non-profit is a model of fiscal planning and creative outreach... more »

  kjh4evertired@aol.com wrote:

I have been with CSA for a bout 3 years. My daughters an I have volunteered during Thanksgiving when we prepacked lots of grocery bags for the clients. The agency is very organized and makes sure the food is presentable, clean and easy to get to when... more »

  Leslie M.1 wrote:

Catherine's Family and Youth Services have done so much in the community for our youth and families. To see how the children faces light up when they come to the after school program. It's definitely a loving supportive place for them. I've seen how do... more »

  jnj873 wrote:

PAWS is a great organization to volunteer with. I enjoy anything that I do with PAWS. And the work that is done for the kitties is amazing! I would recommend either volunteering with PAWS, or adopting a kitty from them! more »

  larryoliver647 wrote:

Care for Real is an amazing agency providing free programs and services to Chicagoans in need including food distribution five times a week, deliveries to the homebound, a clothing shop, a pet pantry, case management referrals a job program. Every day... more »

  My1wish wrote:

Filled with gratitude, I have always wanted to "give back" to others. When I retired and found Daystar, I was impressed first with the very high percentage (95%) of contributions going back to the community. In selecting a non-profit to work with, it... more »

  marge wrote:

I’ve been a volunteer at Community Food Share for over 10 years, and during that time I’ve had the privilege of being a part of its impact on fighting hunger in our community. Due to the generosity of our community and the dedication of the staff... more »

  Mel wrote:

The Larchmont-Mamaroneck Hunger Task Force (the "Food Pantry") is a groundroots organization that provides a direct way for volunteers of all ages to help provide food for their neighbors in need. Volunteers young and old do everything from collecting... more »

  Kurt wrote:

Koinonia supports our community so our JROTC class works hard to support Koinonia. Last year we held several events (fundraisers, food drive) and this year we are working on a coat drive already. Everything donated is greatly appreciated and the staff... more »

  mckennaknight wrote:

My family and I found HIP through our son’s school. HIP offered Healthy HIP Packs making sure students were well nourished on weekends. We thought what an amazing program that ultimately benefited the entire student body and staff. We started volunteering... more »

  cridersvilleoh wrote:

The WOFB provides a vital safety net for those in need of food security. The volunteers who distribute the food are very dedicated and treat those who receive the food with utmost respect. more »

  kepstein wrote:

I've volunteered for over 15 years with our local Conference. We have a wonderful caring group of volunteers and such a beautiful community of friends in need that it is our privilege to help with food, clothes & financial assistance more »

  mrivera5277 wrote:

I volunteered with Servolution at the October Blitz. I used my skills as an Organizer to help declutter and organize a home for a gentleman on oxygen. He needed clear pathways to be able to walk around his home easily. It was such an incredible experience.... more »

  gmackillop16 wrote:

The Open Door and their team of staff and volunteers under the guidnace of Executive Director Julie Lafontaine are leaders in addressing the challenges faced by vulnerable and underserved populations across Cape Ann. Innovative, compassionate, dedicated,... more »

  sdgrandage wrote:

I deliver groceries, both perishable and non-, to 5 less-fortunate households once each month. It's about an hour of my time and each recipient seems truly happy and grateful to see me when I come! more »

  EJ wrote:

TCAA provides so much to the community. The TCAA Food Pantry gives food to families daily. In Home Delivered Meals program, we deliver 60,000 meals per year to the homebound in Tempe and Scottsdale, AZ. Great organization with small administrative... more »

  AnniesDoodlebugz.com wrote:

Food Bank for the heartland is making such a HUGE difference not only in it's home base city of Omaha Nebraska, but they serve most of Nebraska and western Iowa! They have grown with so many great programs. They serve around 300 food pantries and distribute... more »

  Amanda Johnson wrote:

Life Changing. Our Pastor asked me to describe in 2 words my Mission Trip last year to Belize. Life changing were the 2 words I choose, but they hardly seem enough. I went to Belize to help run a Mission Medical Clinic with Dr. Paul Whisnant and International... more »

  Timothy S.2 wrote:

Seen this flyer on FB to support our Veteran & families Sept 28th from 10 am to 2 pm. The price was either a cash donation, new pair of underwear (men or women), or canned food. What a great way to engage the community and garner support for our Veterans... more »

  meggpro wrote:

Sunshine Place is a wonderful concept. I believe that the board was harsh is letting Peter Curran go, and by not allowing him to volunteer with a group sponsored by Sunshine place. There seems to be some conflicts of interests but I believe the Sunshine... more »

  Shayrone wrote:

I began volunteering with WSCP in February and also became a Board Member. I have worked at food pantries in the past and this pantry has FRESH FRESH produce and lots of it. The small but mighty team works well together, has the interest of the community... more »

  Sean wrote:

I've been a volunteer on pick-up and delivery routes for a couple of years now. It's one of the best things I've ever done. I'm continually impressed by the operational efficiency of Food Gatherers right down to the most microscopic details. This focus... more »

  taratusing wrote:

Always great and friendly staff. Great work in our community. more »

  Lo wrote:

Community Touch has played a great part in my program. The families are truly blessed when they have a need and are referred to Community Touch , they do not hesitate to help those that are in need that meet the qualifications. They services the families... more »

  jozwiak0 wrote:

Rethink does great work, they do the job no one else wants to do. more »

  Jim Gilmore wrote:

SeaShare is the only non-profit working with the U.S. seafood industry to solicit donations of fish for hunger relief programs. The six Seattle-area seafood companies that I represent joined together more than a decade ago, pledging to provide one million... more »

  Kevin wrote:

Helped put together a fundraising event at Good Shepherd Center known as Help-Portrait. Scott Litten and the rest of the staff are courteous, helpful, and do amazing work for this community. I cannot express how hard they try, and succeed at making... more »

  aimeejocole wrote:

I volunteered at Koh Tao International Primary during my time in Thailand and kept finding myself returning again and again in between other travel plans. I love this school and the teachers so much and I have built relationships there that will last... more »

  OrangeKnight wrote:

Fantastic nonprofit with a great staff run by motivated high schoolers. Great volunteering opportunities. more »