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Location:
1103 3 Avenue North, Lethbridge

Populations Served

  • Adults
  • Children
  • Low-Income
  • Seniors

Competencies/Skills

  • Accountability
  • Adaptability & Resourcefulness
  • Communication
  • Social Skills
  • Teamwork

Opportunity last updated: March 18th

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General Warehouse

  • Suitable for Community Service/Fine OptionsSuitable for Community Service/Fine Options
  • Suitable for FamiliesSuitable for Families
  • Suitable for GroupsSuitable for Groups
  • Suitable for SeniorsSuitable for Seniors
  • Suitable for Support Staff with ClientSuitable for Support Staff with Client
  • Suitable for YouthSuitable for Youth

General Warehouse Volunteers support the Operations Team with the receipt, storage and preparation of food and non-food products to facilitate food bank programs and services. Duties include tasks such as sorting, repackaging, hamper building and bundling, in addition to maintaining general warehouse organization and cleanliness. These tasks are done safely and effectively through detailed processes while adhering to food safety guidelines.

Volunteer Duties

  • Support Operations Team – Volunteers will be cross trained in duties to ensure the flexibility to fill in where needed in their assigned pillars.
  • Weigh and record food and non-food donations.
  • Move perishable and non-perishable donations to proper storage after recording weights.
  • Sort, stock, bundle and repackage food and non-food items as directed.

Age Requirements

Must be 16 years old or above. Minors are accepted on a case-by-case basis.

Other Requirements

  • Successful completion of Food Banks Alberta Safe Food Handling Couse (Online link provided).
  • Ability to perform heavy lifting activities on a regular basis (40lbs and over).
  • Must be able to work with minimal supervision and demonstrate initiative, Support Workers are encouraged when clients are supported in other environments.
  • Experience with warehouse equipment is not required but an asset (pallet jacks, bailers).
  • Basic computer skills are an asset.

Schedule

  • Morning shift
    • 8:30am-12pm, OR
    • 9am-12pm
  • Afternoon shift
    • 1pm-4pm, OR
    • 1pm-3pm
  • Weekend or after hour shifts will be determined as needed.
  • Interfaith Food Bank has a 2 shifts per week maximum.
  • Willing to make long-term (at least 4-month commitment ideal).

Time Commitment

Continuing commitment

Type of Opportunity

Behind the Scenes,Food Preparation & Distribution

Application Type

Basic

Other Opportunities with Interfaith Food Bank

New
Continuing commitment
Interfaith Food Bank
  • Food Recovery Volunteers support the Community Engagement team to increase food security by reducing food waste while working in the Co-op Community kitchen.
  • Duties include completing assigned recipes, food prep and processing, canning and other forms of food preservation. Food is required to be packaged and labeled for distribution. General kitchen maintenance and cleaning is also required. These tasks are done safely and effectively through detailed processes while adhering to food safety guidelines.
  • Food prepared will be distributed to clients through our “pick room”, used for fundraising purposes and for events.
Continuing commitment
Interfaith Food Bank

The Reception Volunteer serves as the first point of contact for visitors at Administration and Donations and all callers at Interfaith Food Bank. This role involves receiving and processing donations, greeting visitors, answering phone calls, assisting with inquiries, and supporting administrative tasks to ensure smooth front desk operations.

Continuing commitment
Interfaith Food Bank

At The Second Door, we recognize the value of the forgotten and the timeworn, offering unique pre-loved items, as well as those that never even made it off the shelf. You will find an array of new, used and slightly bruised items for home, kitchen and personal use. With the assistance of volunteers, donated items are turned into funds that the food bank uses for food and operational costs —every purchase helps to support those in the community who need it most.

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Volunteers can sign up for up to 3 continuing commitment opportunities for immediate referrals. If you signed up for more than 3, a Volunteer Lethbridge staff member will connect with you before making new referrals.