Volunteers needed at Chester-Andover Family Center Food Shelf

The Chester-Andover Family Center Food Shelf is facing a serious volunteer shortage. This is not just about stocking shelves; It’s about making sure that one’s neighbors have access to healthy food and the dignity of choice when times are tough.

Volunteers are needed for the following positions:

  • Drivers — pick up donated goods from area businesses, farms and Vermont Foodbank. You can get reimbursed for mileage.
  • Greeters — welcome and assist clients
  • Shopping Assistants  — help families select groceries
  • Stockers — keep the shelves full and organized

Some roles require standing or lifting up to 25 pounds, but there are plenty of behind-the-scenes opportunities for folks who prefer quieter or less physically demanding tasks. This is a fantastic way for students to earn volunteer hours while making a real difference.

Volunteering here is not just service, it is family.
 Our volunteers form friendships, share laughs and create a support network that brings joy and meaning to everyone involved. You will gain more than just experience, you will gain a community.

If you have ever thought about helping out, now is the time.
Even just a few hours a month can change lives, including yours.

Interested? Click here to send an e-mail, message us on Facebook, or stop by the Food Shelf (908 VT Route 103 in Chester) between 1 and 4 p.m. on Thursdays or between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Fridays to chat.

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