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Did you know that it takes an average of 204 volunteers a month to help fun the Food Bank?
We are welcoming back volunteers on a limited basis. For the protection consumers, volunteers and staff we are masking in the building.
Join us and make an impact in your community by helping us sort and repack nutritious food for our hungry neighbors, assisting in our fireweed diner, or help grow food in our garden. It’s easy, fun, and can make a huge difference in just a few hours!
Whether it’s just you, a group of your friends, or a corporate team – signing up is easy. Each volunteer will need to register. This includes children, family members, and accompanying guests. Click here to register as a volunteer.
Already registered? Log In to access the volunteer portal.
For more information, please call 262-3111
With the app, you can:
1) View your schedule and open positions
2) Submit sub and assignment requests
3) Get push notifications for upcoming shifts
The Kenai Peninsula Food Bank does not deny anyone the opportunity to perform volunteer service on the basis of race, creed, color, gender, national origin or religion. Everyone’s time and efforts are greatly appreciated! Please read the volunteer guidelines below:
Volunteers are requested to record their hours of service. Keeping track of volunteer participation documents community support and helps the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank when applying for grants, corporate and foundation funding.
The Kenai Peninsula Food Bank is open between the hours of 9:00AM – 5:00PM, Monday through Friday.
We ask that volunteers perform tasks in a professional, courteous manner and quality equal to that expected of regular KPFB staff.
Respect for the confidentiality of Kenai Peninsula Food Bank agencies, individual clients, Community Work Service workers, volunteers and staff is of great importance.
As a matter of safety, volunteers must dress appropriately for warehouse work. (No open toed or high heeled shoes, short skirts or dresses, shorts, low cut shirts or blouses or bare midriff apparel.)
Volunteers performing work for the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank are NOT covered by workman’s compensation or any other Kenai Peninsula Food Bank insurance.
Starting a food drive is a great way to increase the supply of food and resources to neighbors in need. Getting started is easy!
There are numerous ways you can contribute to the fight against hunger on the Peninsula. Click here to learn more!
Shop for locally grown produce on Tuesdays from 3 - 6 pm this summer. Get your fresh fruits and veggies here!
Monday-Friday : 12pm-4pm
Direct Service
Fireweed Diner: 11:30am-1pm Warehouse: 9am-4:30pm
Please feel free to contact us with any questions
or if you need help finding food.
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