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John Hillenbrand, Tri-State Food Bank Assistant Director and Volunteer Coordinator, 

poses with volunteers from Immanuel UCC Sr. High during the Agency 2006 Conference

Our volunteers are the backbone to our success.

 

During fiscal year 2006 youth groups, church groups, corporate and civic organizations along with individuals, gave over 13,000 hours of volunteer time. This allowed us to distribute food to our agencies quicker and more efficiently.

Qualifications for Volunteers

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An ability to volunteer time.

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Help carry out our philosophy

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Desire to willingly share time on a regular basis

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A desire to help and be apart of the total team.

Volunteer Activities

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Warehouse Assistants:  Our warehouse staff can use help Monday through Friday preparing agency pick-ups, repacking bulk donation and other various projects.

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Office Help: Occasionally there is a need for help with bulk mailings, data entry, filing and special projects.

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Volunteer Blitz:  The first and third Saturdays of each month, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, is our blitz day.  All volunteers and groups of volunteers are invited to join us on this day.

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Special Events:  We have several special events throughout the year (outside of office hours) that require volunteer help. 

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Volunteers help with food drives and fundraising events.

Benefits for Volunteers

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Experience team work in action

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New friendships

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New skills and experience

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Sense of satisfaction

 

Contact: John Hillenbrand/Volunteer Coordinator, jhillenbrand@tristatefoodbank.org or call (812)425-0775

 

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