Sorters
Break down grocery rescue pallets in the warehouse. Indoor, quiet, no guest interaction. Good for first-timers who want to ease in.
We'll find you a job. Bring water, closed-toe shoes, and a couple hours. No sign-up form. No interview. We're done by 10:30.
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Indoor or outdoor, quiet or social, English or Spanish — pick a station when you arrive, or switch as the morning goes.
Break down grocery rescue pallets in the warehouse. Indoor, quiet, no guest interaction. Good for first-timers who want to ease in.
Assemble family boxes from the sorted shelves — rice, beans, pasta, canned goods, bread. The repetitive, satisfying job that fills 250 to 400 boxes by 7 AM.
Welcome guests at the gate, check photo ID and proof of address, and keep the line moving. Spanish-speaking volunteers especially needed here.
Carry boxes from the staging area to open trunks. Lifting required — about 20 to 30 lbs per box. The job that gets everyone home with groceries.
Pull into 590 N. 96th Street. Coffee's on. Park anywhere along the back of the lot.
Whoever is leading that day gives a two-minute rundown and points you to a station. That's the whole orientation.
Sort, pack, greet, or load. Switch stations as needed. Cars start coming through the gate at 7 sharp.
Cars stop coming in. The crew breaks down tables, sweeps the lot, and resets for next Saturday.
Drive home, eat lunch. About 1,200 to 1,500 neighbors just got groceries because you showed up.
Saturdays
7:00 AM – 10:30 AM
No background check for most roles. Court-ordered service hours welcome — we'll sign your paperwork at the end of the morning. Groups, families with older kids, first-timers — just show up. Bringing more than six people? Send us a quick email first so we can stage enough work for everyone.
Muchos vecinos prefieren atención en su idioma, y bilingual volunteers at the gate make a real difference. Llega el sábado a las 7 AM — same place, same time, same welcome.
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