Why Volunteer
Our volunteers are the heart of Friends In Need Food Bank, bringing compassion, dedication, and community spirit to everything we do. Their time and energy make a direct and lasting difference, ensuring no one in our community goes hungry.
From sorting donations and packing hampers to helping with distribution, our volunteers provide hope and relief to countless families and individuals. Their generosity is not just appreciated - it is the very foundation of our work. Without our volunteers, our food bank simply could not operate.
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Volunteering is the ultimate act of kindness
Volunteering at the Friends In Need Food Bank offers a meaningful opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of those facing food insecurity. As a volunteer, you'll play a crucial role in the distribution of essential food supplies to families and individuals who rely on this support for their daily sustenance. Our dedicated volunteers enable us to assist more than 900 households and 18 community programs.
Benefits of Volunteering:
Supporting others, dedicating time and effort to aid individuals in need.
Joining a diverse community and establishing new friendships.
Boosting physical health, learning new skills and building confidence.
Providing a sense of shared purpose, achievement and joy.
Available Positions
Hours and Requirements
Maple Ridge Facility: Monday to Friday 7am to 12pm
Perishable Food Recovery Facility: Monday to Sunday 7am to 11am
Pitt Meadows Facility: Tuesday & Wednesday 7am to 12pm
Volunteer requirements vary amongst roles.
To volunteer with the Friends In Need Food Bank you must be at least 16 years old and a resident of British Columbia.
Once we have received your application you will be asked to complete a Criminal Record Check as required by BC legislation for volunteers working with vulnerable populations.
Application Form
604-463-3663 ext. 202