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Why volunteer?

People have many motives for


volunteering. Some of the most Become a volunteer
convincing reasons to become an
active volunteer are: at St. Joe’s today!
• Connecting with other people
and building lasting friendships CALL
• Staying healthy, fit, active and Volunteer Coordinator
engaged 920-734-9461 ext. 302
• Gaining job skills or exploring
future careers EMAIL
• Making a positive impact in info@stjoesfoodprogram.org
your local community
VISIT US ON THE WEB
www.stjoesfoodprogram.org

I volunteer because…
“ I love the people on both sides of the
counter. ”

“ It restores my faith in our community, as


well as the generosity of local business. ”

“ I am blessed and want to give back now


that I have the time. ”
1465A Opportunity Way | Menasha, WI
“ It is fun, and it will look good on my
resume. I love the people here! ” (920) 734-9461
www.stjoesfoodprogram.org
“ To pay back all the help given to my family. ”
Located off Midway Road in Menasha, across
from UW-Fox Valley and behind the United Way building.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
WEEKLY VOLUNTEERING CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS
Our greatest strength and biggest need is volunteers who Looking for a way to get your employees engaged
commit regularly for a weekly shift on weekdays from in the community? Does your company require
8 a.m. to noon, or Mondays from 4:30 to 8 p.m. Truck crews volunteer hours? We can accommodate occasional
pick up donations from 7 to 10 a.m., seven days a week. hourly needs or even set-up a volunteer program
within your organization.
Volunteer tasks include:
Client assistance Administrative assistance GROW A ROW

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Food distribution Writing thank you notes Set aside a row in your family garden and donate
Sorting, stocking Truck crews for any harvested produce from that row to St. Joe’s.
St. Joseph Food Program and packing food donation pick-up Our donation hours are Monday through Friday from
provides supplemental nutrition, free of Gardening (seasonal) 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. or Monday evenings from 4:30

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to 7:30 p.m. Please use the Donations and Volunteer
charge, for the economically distressed Visit www.stjoesfoodprogram.org/volunteer-opportunities Entrance at the northeast corner of the building.
within our local communities. for more information and to see a list of our current needs.
SPECIAL EVENTS VOLUNTEERS
GROUP PROJECTS St. Joe’s benefits from many fundraisers and events.
Each week, over 300 volunteers make it Gather a group of young and old alike to help St. Joe’s We need individuals or small groups to represent
possible for us to reach 1,200 households in with a special project. The best times for groups are St. Joe’s as volunteers at these activities. Examples of
Thursday or Friday mornings between 8 a.m. and noon,
our community. We couldn’t do it without you. or Monday evenings between 4 and 8 p.m. Groups of
these events would be the Boy Scout Food Drive,
Pacesetters 5K Run/Walk and various golf outings.
about 10 people are ideal.
Volunteers must be at least 16 years old unless
INTERNSHIPS
working with an adult leader or guardian. DONATION DRIVES Great experiences are available for students in any
An application, screening and orientation Collect non-perishable food items that will help provide course of study including Human Services, Human
supplemental nutrition to some of the 1,200 households
process must be completed prior to volunteering. Resources, Nutrition and Dietetics.
we serve each week. Monetary donations also go a long
Read more about all the wonderful volunteer way at St. Joe’s. We are able to purchase items at prices
opportunities for people of all ages. far lower than most consumers. Consider donating funds
from birthdays, rummage sales, lemonade stands or
start a penny war with your classrooms or neighbors.

VOLUNTEER SUPPORT
Our volunteers work very hard every week of the year.
We simply couldn’t do what we do without them.
Show how much you appreciate what they do for the
community by bringing in special treats, hosting an
appreciation event, or making handmade thank you
cards, posters and more.

Contact our Volunteer Coordinator to learn more about these great opportunities.

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