Volunteer: Food Pantry Spanish InterpreterAssist the Food Pantry team with Spanish language translation. Must be comfortable speaking Spanish and English, age 16 or older (high school students must be a native speaker or have successfully completed Spanish 3 or above). Need to dress for weather. If under 18, you must bring a Release of Liability form signed by a parent or legal guardian with you (find the form on our website https://www.bpnn.org/volunteer.html). If you or someone in your household is unwell or has a chronic health condition that makes them more vulnerable to the coronavirus, please do not sign up. All volunteers are provided disposable gloves.
Nonprofit: Badger Prairie Needs Network Assist the Food Pantry team with Spanish language translation. Must be comfortable speaking Spanish and English, age 16 or older (high school students must be a native speaker or have successfully completed Spanish 3 or above). Need to dress for weather. If under 18, you must bring a Release of Liability form signed by a parent or legal guardian with you (find the form on our website https://www.bpnn.org/volunteer.html). If you or someone in your household is unwell or has a chronic health condition that makes them more vulnerable to the coronavirus, please do not sign up. All volunteers are provided disposable gloves.
Nonprofit: Badger Prairie Needs Network Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53593 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Food Pantry Shopping SupportWe are in need of volunteers to help with multiple tasks through out the pantry. This might include restocking coolers, packing bags, registering guests, helping guests with shopping, wiping surfaces and cleaning the facility, etc. Volunteers need to be flexible and open to doing a variety of tasks. May need to lift up to 25lbs. In addition, we need volunteers to package, label and security seal donated food. Volunteers must be 16+ years old, and must complete the waiver on our website (https://www.bpnn.org/volunteer.html). All volunteers need to sign up through our website and submit a form. Thank you! Nonprofit: Badger Prairie Needs Network We are in need of volunteers to help with multiple tasks through out the pantry. This might include restocking coolers, packing bags, registering guests, helping guests with shopping, wiping surfaces and cleaning the facility, etc. Volunteers need to be flexible and open to doing a variety of tasks. May need to lift up to 25lbs. In addition, we need volunteers to package, label and security seal donated food. Volunteers must be 16+ years old, and must complete the waiver on our website (https://www.bpnn.org/volunteer.html). All volunteers need to sign up through our website and submit a form. Thank you! Nonprofit: Badger Prairie Needs Network Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53593 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Food Pantry NeedsWe are in need of volunteers to help with food food packaging & delivery. Volunteers must be 16+ years old, and must complete the waiver on our website (https://www.bpnn.org/volunteer.html). All volunteers need to sign up through our website and submit a form. Pantry Hours: Monday, 10am-Noon
If you feel led, please bring prepackaged nonperishable food donations, toilet paper, tooth paste, tooth brushes, diapers (size 5 & 6), shampoo, conditioner as well as reusable bags/boxes to our facility at 1200 E Verona Ave. Verona, WI 53593.
Best practices for volunteering while avoiding COVID-19 exposure, provided by United Way of Dane County Rely on updates and instructions from the Center for Disease Control. Volunteering at sites: Volunteers who arrive at a site should wear face masks to avoid possibly exposing the community members at the site as well as from possibly exposing themselves while volunteering at the site. Most sites will provide these or relevant instructions to volunteers. Ask for these in advance of arrival. Those volunteers who are showing signs of physical illness should not volunteer. Those who were recently in contact with people showing signs of illness should not volunteer. Volunteers should know the exact roles and responsibilities expected by the site and the health and safety policies of the site. Read the volunteer need description clearly to understand your specific tasks. Volunteering remotely: Volunteers should know the exact roles and responsibilities expected by the site. Read the volunteer need description clearly to understand your specific tasks. Volunteer sites are fielding many emails and phone calls right now. Once you get started on tasks, make sure that you know the best way to communicate with the volunteer manager at the site to give you feedback on your progress as a volunteer. Overall, maintain 6-feet of distance from those around you.Best practices for donating materials while avoiding COVID-19 exposure, provided by United Way of Dane County Many nonprofits need face masks and hand sanitizer. Check-out the Wish List and call the Volunteer Center for further details on drop off requirements at (608)246-4380. Before donating, rely on updates from the Center for Disease Control. Those volunteers who are showing signs of physical illness should not directly donate materials. Those who were recently in contact with people showing signs of illness should not directly donate materials. Use drive-through services where possible, including dropping-off material donations and not walking into sites.Click here to fill out the registration form. Nonprofit: Badger Prairie Needs Network We are in need of volunteers to help with food food packaging & delivery. Volunteers must be 16+ years old, and must complete the waiver on our website (https://www.bpnn.org/volunteer.html). All volunteers need to sign up through our website and submit a form. Pantry Hours: Monday, 10am-Noon
If you feel led, please bring prepackaged nonperishable food donations, toilet paper, tooth paste, tooth brushes, diapers (size 5 & 6), shampoo, conditioner as well as reusable bags/boxes to our facility at 1200 E Verona Ave. Verona, WI 53593.
Best practices for volunteering while avoiding COVID-19 exposure, provided by United Way of Dane County Rely on updates and instructions from the Center for Disease Control. Volunteering at sites: Volunteers who arrive at a site should wear face masks to avoid possibly exposing the community members at the site as well as from possibly exposing themselves while volunteering at the site. Most sites will provide these or relevant instructions to volunteers. Ask for these in advance of arrival. Those volunteers who are showing signs of physical illness should not volunteer. Those who were recently in contact with people showing signs of illness should not volunteer. Volunteers should know the exact roles and responsibilities expected by the site and the health and safety policies of the site. Read the volunteer need description clearly to understand your specific tasks. Volunteering remotely: Volunteers should know the exact roles and responsibilities expected by the site. Read the volunteer need description clearly to understand your specific tasks. Volunteer sites are fielding many emails and phone calls right now. Once you get started on tasks, make sure that you know the best way to communicate with the volunteer manager at the site to give you feedback on your progress as a volunteer. Overall, maintain 6-feet of distance from those around you.Best practices for donating materials while avoiding COVID-19 exposure, provided by United Way of Dane County Many nonprofits need face masks and hand sanitizer. Check-out the Wish List and call the Volunteer Center for further details on drop off requirements at (608)246-4380. Before donating, rely on updates from the Center for Disease Control. Those volunteers who are showing signs of physical illness should not directly donate materials. Those who were recently in contact with people showing signs of illness should not directly donate materials. Use drive-through services where possible, including dropping-off material donations and not walking into sites.Click here to fill out the registration form. Nonprofit: Badger Prairie Needs Network Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53593 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Food Pantry Labeling/Packaging VolunteerLabel and security seal meals for food pantry guests. Must be 16+ years of age. If under 18, you must bring a Release of Liability form signed by a parent or legal guardian with you (find the form on our website https://www.bpnn.org/volunteer.html). If you or someone in your household is unwell or has a chronic health condition that makes them more vulnerable to the coronavirus, please do not sign up. Click here to fill out the registration form. Nonprofit: Badger Prairie Needs Network Label and security seal meals for food pantry guests. Must be 16+ years of age. If under 18, you must bring a Release of Liability form signed by a parent or legal guardian with you (find the form on our website https://www.bpnn.org/volunteer.html). If you or someone in your household is unwell or has a chronic health condition that makes them more vulnerable to the coronavirus, please do not sign up. Click here to fill out the registration form. Nonprofit: Badger Prairie Needs Network Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 53593 Allow Groups: No |