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Activities
Volunteers may help with welcoming guests, assisting as they shop for groceries, stocking shelves, organizing food items, and general pantry support. Tasks are designed to be family-friendly and accessible for a variety of ages. Older kids and stronger adults might be motivated to organize pantry items.
Impact
Kids and families will learn about food insecurity while actively supporting the pantry. This is a great opportunity to build empathy, practice kindness, and engage in community service together. Food insecurity in our community is real and working at the pantry makes a big difference for families in the heart of our community. By volunteering, families help ensure that community members have access to nutritious food in a respectful, supportive environment. It’s also a chance to spark important conversations about helping others and giving back locally.
When & Where
Tuesday, July 28 from 3-6 p.m.
Can’t make this one? Join us on the last Tuesday in August!
Jewish Community Pantry
2900 W. Center Street (entrance on 29th Street)
Registration Information
Participant Cap: 25 volunteers
Age: All ages welcome!
Wear: Comfortable casual clothing and closed-toe shoes. Be ready to smile, dance, greet customers and help them shop, move and lift items (ability dependant), and be on your feet.
Questions: If you have any questions, please contact senta@kickmke.org.
Cancellations: We will include all registrants in our annual volunteer counts. If you can no longer volunteer, please email senta@kickmke.org.
Our Partner
The Jewish Community Pantry provides emergency food, dignity, and hope to individuals and families in crisis in the Metcalfe Park and Amani neighborhoods. As uncertainty grows about what the future holds, more neighbors than ever are turning to them for help. Learn more on their website.
