Volunteer to Help End Hunger

hands raisedDo you have a passion for economic justice and ending hunger? Want to strengthen the social safety net programs and policies that help people in poverty? Do you believe disinvested communities deserve healthy food access?

Then please join us as a volunteer!

Volunteers can use a wide variety of talents to fight hunger in many ways: getting info to our clients, distributing materials, planning special events, getting the word out about our services, or special tasks and projects that suit your talents! This work can be done at our office, remotely, or outside.

Learn about our opportunities below. Whether or not you see the perfect fit for you, please fill out the interest form on this page and we’ll be sure to find you something that matches your interests and skills.

If you are looking for internships, please check out our internship page.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Community Organizer Volunteers

Use your time to advocate for change!  Encourage others to speak out by circulating petitions, making phone calls, and helping to get out the vote.

Tax Season Volunteers (January – April)

Together, we can help thousands of local families access millions of dollars in tax refunds every year. You can serve as a greeter or by preparing tax returns. We provide free training to ensure all volunteers are IRS-certified. Read more about volunteering at our free tax sites!

Fresh Access Volunteers (May – November)

Provide support to our farmers market program by helping run transactions, conduct surveys, or spread the word about the program. Read more about volunteering with Fresh Access!

Outreach Volunteers

Help get the word out about Just Harvest’s services and programs by representing us at community events, distributing fliers, or getting info to other service providers.

Creative and Communications Volunteers

Use your creative talents to help fight hunger! Artists, graphic designers, photographers, and wordsmiths are always welcome to help with any of the following:

  • taking photos and shooting video at events such as rallies and community meetings;
  • designing or illustrating social media graphics, flyers, posters, special publications, event materials, or swag; or
  • producing materials for advocacy campaigns, client stories, and special projects.

Marketing and Promotions Volunteers

Do you want to help people better understand our work and access our programs? Do you know how to build awareness for important causes or events? Are you a savvy social media user or do you have a lot of progressive-minded friends? If you answered yes to any of these questions, we could always use your help!