Food Access Volunteer; Eugene, Lane

Hand in Hand Creating Community

We provide refugees, asylum seekers, and community members newly arriving in the Pacific Northwest the social capital necessary to transition into a successful life in the U.S. through five response areas

Hand in Hand Creating Community

We provide refugees, asylum seekers, and community members newly arriving in the Pacific Northwest the social capital necessary to transition into a successful life in the U.S. through five response areas Community Wellness
, Community Aid
, Community Education
, and Community Legal Clinic
. Each of these areas is strengthened by the volunteer and partner organizations fostered through our focus on Community Connection
.

Help make sure everyone in our community has access to food!

Many of our community members face barriers to getting groceries, whether it’s fear of leaving home or lack of transportation.
Food Access Volunteers step in to help by picking up food boxes from local pantries on behalf of a household and delivering them right to families’ doors.

• Find a food bank near you.
• Use Oregon Food Bank’s Food Finder to locate one that’s convenient and open at a time that works for you. Prioritize fresh food options. (Need help? Here’s a quick video on how to use the tool.)
• Let us know where you’ll go. You’ll then be matched with a nearby household for delivery.
• Verify if the Food Pantry you choose requires an Authorized Representative Form to pick up food for someone else.
• Pick up & deliver. Stop by the food bank during its open hours (expect to wait in line!), grab the groceries, and drop them off at the household’s address. That’s it!