Volunteering with the York County Food Bank
Every day, our volunteers help us with tasks like packing food boxes, sorting donated items, cleaning and organizing our warehouse, making deliveries to our partners, and distributing food directly to those in need.
Returning Volunteers
Prospective Volunteers
You must submit an application before you are able to schedule a shift. Please use the “Minor Application” if you are 17 or younger. Once your application is accepted, you will receive your VicNet login credentials where you can schedule a shift.
Group Volunteering
If you are interested in volunteering with a group, please contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Alyssa Mummert.
If you need to cancel or reschedule…
We understand that there are times that you may need to cancel a scheduled volunteer shift. When this occurs, please take yourself off of the volunteer calendar. This allows for another volunteer to sign up. Our volunteer shifts are designed with specific tasks and we rely on our scheduled volunteers to complete the tasks needed for that shift.
For large groups that need to cancel or reschedule: Please contact our Volunteer Coordinator at alyssam@yorkfoodbank.org.
Volunteers that do not cancel and “no show” 2 or more times will be removed from the volunteer base and will no longer be able to volunteer with the YCFB.
Adopt a Senior
Adopt a Senior is a heartwarming program that connects caring individuals with seniors facing transportation limitations. By dedicating up to two hours per month, you can make a significant difference in the lives of our beloved seniors. Here’s how it works:
Commitment: As a volunteer, you’ll commit to delivering a nutritious food box to a York County senior in your area once per month. Your kindness will ensure they have access to essential sustenance.
Community Connection: Beyond food delivery, this program provides a unique opportunity to connect with our community’s elders. Your visits will brighten their days and create lasting bonds.
Inspiration: By participating in Adopt a Senior, you become part of a compassionate network that inspires hope, resilience, and kindness. Together, we can combat food insecurity and foster a sense of belonging.
As you step into the role of an Adopt a Senior volunteer, remember that you’re not just delivering food; you’re delivering compassion, companionship, and hope. Your small acts of kindness ripple through our community, creating a tapestry of care.
Join us today! Let’s stand together against food insecurity, one food box at a time.
Thank you for being a beacon of light in York County. Together, we can make a difference—one senior, one smile, and one meal at a time.
