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Our Dining Room needs volunteer support to serve coffee and breakfast to our guests! Your help is essential to the success of our breakfast meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in preparation, serving, and cleaning to ensure our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. 121 Golden Gate Ave

Come serve breakfast with GLIDE's Daily Free Meals Program and be engaged in a truly transformative experience. The shift starts with set up at 7am, breakfast is served to the community from 7:30 to 9.30am, with a short clean up period from 9 to 9:30am. We serve on average 500 - 600 meals during this shift every day. Our elderly and disabled community members are served first in our Coffee House, and the general access line for the Main Dining Room opens at 8am. Volunteers assist with everything from serving food and bussing tables, to handing out silverware and condiments. Be prepared to roll up your sleeves, break a sweat, and make some beautiful human connections! Requirement: ·        8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Thank you for your understanding and cooperation, we look forward to serving the community together with you! —The GLIDE Volunteer Team

Community Markets are large-scale, multi-day pantries that are equity-centered and community-led. They feel like a grocery store with community participants able to browse, touch, and choose products. This opportunity is an indoor community market being operated by Food Bank staff. Volunteers will assist with various roles, including but not limited to: Lead Volunteer, Inventory Assistant, Greeter, Sign-In/Intake, Stocker, Co-Shopper, Loading Assistant/Runner, or Floater. Upon arrival, volunteers will be assigned and trained for a specific task based on a range of factors, including: number of staff, volunteers, participants, volunteer preference, and other considerations. ---- Individuals and Teams are welcome! Please only volunteer if you have responded to an opportunity. Orientation and training are included in each shift. Volunteers MUST be 11 years or older and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Shifts at Community Markets do not qualify for SFMTA, SF Court, and Project 20 hours, more info here. ---- Guidelines: With so few volunteer spots at Community Markets, each missing volunteer makes a huge difference in the shift. While we hope you can attend, please cancel your response as early as possible if you are unable to attend. Only volunteer if you are healthy and completely comfortable serving. Closed-toe shoes are required at all volunteer projects. Be aware there will not be a place to store personal belongings, please do not bring valuables.

Community Markets are large-scale, multi-day pantries that are equity-centered and community-led. They feel like a grocery store with community participants able to browse, touch, and choose products. This opportunity is an indoor community market being operated by Food Bank staff. Volunteers will assist with various roles, including but not limited to: Lead Volunteer, Inventory Assistant, Greeter, Sign-In/Intake, Stocker, Co-Shopper, Loading Assistant/Runner, or Floater. Upon arrival, volunteers will be assigned and trained for a specific task based on a range of factors, including: number of staff, volunteers, participants, volunteer preference, and other considerations. ---- Individuals and Teams are welcome! Please only volunteer if you have responded to an opportunity. Orientation and training are included in each shift. Volunteers MUST be 11 years or older and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Shifts at Community Markets do not qualify for SFMTA, SF Court, and Project 20 hours, more info here. ---- Guidelines: With so few volunteer spots at Community Markets, each missing volunteer makes a huge difference in the shift. While we hope you can attend, please cancel your response as early as possible if you are unable to attend. Only volunteer if you are healthy and completely comfortable serving. Closed-toe shoes are required at all volunteer projects. Be aware there will not be a place to store personal belongings, please do not bring valuables.

Help restore and maintain gardens once tended by the island’s military and penitentiary residents—add life, color, and vibrancy to the Rock.

St. Anthony’s Free Clothing Program (FCP) is San Francisco’s largest free clothing program. FCP provides fresh, clean clothes, to low-income families and individuals, including those who are experiencing homelessness. It is our goal to distribute the highest quality of clothing possible to ensure that our guests have a positive and dignified experience. Tasks will include sorting, hanging, and quality checking clothing and assisting as personal shoppers for guests. Volunteer shifts may also include creating emergency clothing kits and hygiene item kits. Volunteers must be able to stand for up to three hours, lift up to 20 lbs, and participate in activities with repetitive motion. After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. Please be aware that unlike our other St. Anthony's programs, the Free Clothing Program is unable to have guests (someone receiving clothing service) volunteer at this time. Therefore, we ask that current Free Clothing Program guests do not sign-up to volunteer in our program. We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. We look forward to seeing you soon! 121 Golden Gate Ave

Help us transform Sports Basement into our launchpad for the weekend! In this role, you’ll assist with setting up rider check-in in the Dairy Space and parking lot, as well as preparing the venue for our community dinner later that evening. Expect a mix of moving supplies, arranging tables, organizing materials, and helping bring the event site to life before riders arrive. It’s a hands-on role and a great way to kick off the event alongside the crew.

Join us for a podcasting field trip with students at our Tenderloin Center! In this program, you'll help students create vivid, informative, and compelling podcasts and record their pieces with style and confidence. ✨🎤✨ Tutors will work with students as they brainstorm, plan, write, and revise their podcast, and help prepare students to record their podcasts that will engage and inspire a listening audience! Please note that no experience in audio production is necessary. There will be a 15-minute tutor orientation at the start of each shift. This time will vary as we adjust our start time to best fit teachers' schedules. You will always receive a volunteer reminder email 24 hours prior to the field trip date with specific timing! For more information, please contact Abby Sandoval, Program Coordinator, at tlfieldtrips@826valencia.org. Check out our student podcasts on SoundCloud. 180 Golden Gate Ave

Join us as we continue our partnership with Tenderloin Community School! Every Thursday volunteers will have the chance to work with our fantastic 5th graders as they continue their adventure as wonderful writers! Volunteers will support and mentor students as they begin to work on a variety of writing projects ranging from personal narratives to poetry. Shift Overview This session meets every Thursday from 9:30 A.M.- 10:20 A.M. While being a consistent volunteer is helpful, we encourage you to participate as your schedule allows. Tutor orientations will begin at 9:20 am. Questions? Please contact Daniella Glover, In-Schools Program Coordinator at daniella@826valencia.org

This site will be moved to this new address in May 2026, click here to find earlier shifts. Thank you for helping the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank. This opportunity is for our Supplemental Food Program (SFP), a box program for seniors. Responsibility: The Restock & Recycling volunteer is responsible for maintaining a clean cardboard breakdown area and restocking items at distribution tables. BEFORE distribution: Set up recycling bin Help set up distribution tables Help set up canopies DURING distribution Ensure a clean and neat distribution area Breakdown cardboard and other boxes Ensures distribution tables are adequately stocked AFTER distribution Coordinate the packing up of the recycling bins Ensure bins are stable and wrapped --- Guidelines: Wear closed-toed shoes We will be outside, please wear comfortable clothing (we recommend layers, a hat, and sunscreen due to the ever-changing weather conditions) Be aware there will not be a place to store personal belongings, please do not bring valuables Please bring a secure lidded water bottle and a snack Volunteers must wear gloves at all times (provided by the food bank) We ask that any volunteer who does not feel well refrain from attending their volunteer shift

Our Dining Room needs volunteer support to prepare and serve delicious meals for our guests! Your help is essential to the success of our daily hot meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in food preparation, food packing, and ensuring our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. Join us to help us serve over 1,000 meals each day! After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. 121 Golden Gate Ave

The GLIDE Daily Free Meals Program needs your help behind the scenes— prep shift volunteers will work with Meals Program staff to make sandwiches and prepare bagged lunches, chop vegetables, sort food donations, and more. The full duration of this shift will take place in our prep room. Requirement: ·        8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Thank you for your understanding and cooperation, we look forward to serving the community together with you! —The GLIDE Volunteer Team

Storytelling and Bookmaking If you’ve ever wanted to go on an adventure, now’s your chance! We’ve got open Crew Member positions for our Storytelling & Bookmaking (STBM) field trips at our Valencia Street location. Captain Blue, our resident Pirate-turned-Publisher, seeks a few brave souls to join our merry band of writing coaches. Each week we embark on whirlwind adventures guiding groups of energetic students through the steps of the writing process. No two adventures are ever the same on our STBM field trips and there’s always something to write home about!!! During each field trip a new class of 2nd-3rd grade students collaboratively writes the beginning and middle of an original story aided by our Ghostwriter who actually drafts the narrative by typing onto a large screen while following the directions of our Lead Storyteller/Adventure Tour Guide. Table Support Role: As a Table Support Volunteer, you’ll be tasked with helping a group of 4-6 students navigate the Character Development phase. Then you will provide more individualized support as your table group works on their individual endings. You might even get a chance to take student “author photos” or assist with printing and binding the storybooks for distribution!! Note: At no point in time are you expected to single-handedly help your table create the entire book. It's a group effort. It is also a very fast paced adventure requiring that you be very flexible, able to pivot in the moment, and be willing to learn and grow into the role. As part of our crew, you will help students at your table develop their creative confidence and pride in their writing because no matter where they are in the process – each child goes home with a copy of the newly-published books they created as a class. As a token of our appreciation, you will receive a copy of the book as well. Roles for the Thrill Seeker: We also need volunteers for specialized roles like Ghostwriter, Illustrator, and even the role of our mysterious Captain Blue–which is GREAT for those of you who love improv! If you are interested in any of these roles you need to speak directly to the Program Coordinator after you have become more familiar with the STBM format. The Ask: We encourage you to volunteer weekly, biweekly, or monthly if your schedule allows. *Spanish speaking ability is helpful! Next Steps: You will get an automated email welcoming you to 826 Valencia. Then someone from the MC Field Trips Team will send you a “Welcome New Volunteers” email once you’re on our official radar. After that, keep your eyes peeled for an email from our Field Team one business day before your actual shift, which will include more information about the class we'll be supporting that day. The Adventure: When you arrive at 826 Valencia, enter through the Pirate Store. If the door is locked, ring the doorbell to the left of the door or knock loudly, and we'll come greet you! Questions?? Please contact the Mission Center Field Trips Team at Lori fieldtrips@826valencia.org

Thank you for helping the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank deliver groceries! Delivery volunteers will pick up 15-20 bags of groceries from the Illinois Warehouse (1050 Marin St, SF) and deliver them to a pre-assigned list of recipients in a given SF neighborhood. Please make sure to specify any route preferences in the “notes” section of your volunteering shift registrations. Due to the nature of the program, we may not be able to accommodate every request. Please also come prepared for your shift by doing the following: Wear close toed shoes Wear comfortable clothing (we recommend layers, a hat, and sunscreen due to the ever-changing weather conditions) Bring a secure lidded water bottle and a snack Bring your charged phone and a charger Download and activate the Onfleet App

Join us and support our writing program at Sanchez Elementary School! Every Thursday and Friday, volunteers will have the chance to work in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade classrooms as students continue their adventure as wonderful writers! Volunteers will support and mentor students as they begin to work on a variety of writing projects ranging from personal narratives to poetry. Shift Overview There are multiple shift options: Thursdays: 10:15 - 12:15 PM (2 sessions w/ 2 different 4th grade classes) 12:50 - 2:10 PM (1 session with a 5th grade class) Fridays: 10:15 - 12:15 PM (2 sessions w/ 2 different 3rd grade classes) 12:50 - 2:10 PM (1 session with a 5th grade class) While being a consistent volunteer is helpful, we encourage you to participate as your schedule allows. Questions? Please contact Stephanie Calasanz Miño, Program Manager, at stephanie@826valencia.org Sanchez Elementary School is located at 325 Sanchez Street, San Francisco, CA, 94114. Public Transportation: There are many transit options nearby. The J Church MUNI train and the 22 Filllmore Bus both stop 2 blocks away from the school. The 16th & Mission BART Station is a ~15 minute walk from the school. The Church street MUNI train station is a ~5 minute walk from the school. Parking: Parking spaces can be challenging to find in this area, and it is a 2-Hour parking zone. Directions when you arrive: Meet in front of the main entrance, on Sanchez street. A staff member will meet you there. We’ll guide you through the rest of your shift from there. Directions if you arrive late: Please notify us ahead of time if you are running late. When you arrive, go to the Main Office and wait for us there. To get to the Main Office, walk in through the doors at the main entrance, turn right and go up the staircase at the end of the hallway to the second floor. Turn right once you reach the top of the staircase and the Main Office will be on your right hand side. 4th Grade Classrooms, 2 Sessions Email *

Community Markets are large-scale, multi-day pantries that are equity-centered and community-led. They feel like a grocery store with community participants able to browse, touch, and choose products. This opportunity is an indoor community market being operated by Food Bank staff. Volunteers will assist with various roles, including but not limited to: Lead Volunteer, Inventory Assistant, Greeter, Sign-In/Intake, Stocker, Co-Shopper, Loading Assistant/Runner, or Floater. Upon arrival, volunteers will be assigned and trained for a specific task based on a range of factors, including: number of staff, volunteers, participants, volunteer preference, and other considerations. ---- Individuals and Teams are welcome! Please only volunteer if you have responded to an opportunity. Orientation and training are included in each shift. Volunteers MUST be 11 years or older and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Shifts at Community Markets do not qualify for SFMTA, SF Court, and Project 20 hours, more info here. ---- Guidelines: With so few volunteer spots at Community Markets, each missing volunteer makes a huge difference in the shift. While we hope you can attend, please cancel your response as early as possible if you are unable to attend. Only volunteer if you are healthy and completely comfortable serving. Closed-toe shoes are required at all volunteer projects. Be aware there will not be a place to store personal belongings, please do not bring valuables.

Community Markets are large-scale, multi-day pantries that are equity-centered and community-led. They feel like a grocery store with community participants able to browse, touch, and choose products. This opportunity is an indoor community market being operated by Food Bank staff. Volunteers will assist with various roles, including but not limited to: Lead Volunteer, Inventory Assistant, Greeter, Sign-In/Intake, Stocker, Co-Shopper, Loading Assistant/Runner, or Floater. Upon arrival, volunteers will be assigned and trained for a specific task based on a range of factors, including: number of staff, volunteers, participants, volunteer preference, and other considerations. ---- Individuals and Teams are welcome! Please only volunteer if you have responded to an opportunity. Orientation and training are included in each shift. Volunteers MUST be 11 years or older and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Shifts at Community Markets do not qualify for SFMTA, SF Court, and Project 20 hours, more info here. ---- Guidelines: With so few volunteer spots at Community Markets, each missing volunteer makes a huge difference in the shift. While we hope you can attend, please cancel your response as early as possible if you are unable to attend. Only volunteer if you are healthy and completely comfortable serving. Closed-toe shoes are required at all volunteer projects. Be aware there will not be a place to store personal belongings, please do not bring valuables.

Join us as we continue our partnership with Tenderloin Community School! Every Thursday, volunteers will have the chance to work with our fantastic third grade students as they continue their adventure as wonderful writers! Volunteers will support and mentor students as they begin to work on a variety of writing projects ranging from personal narratives to poetry. Shift Overview This session meets every Thursday from 10:30- 11:20. While being a consistent volunteer is helpful, we encourage you to participate as your schedule allows. Questions? Please contact Daniella Glover, In-Schools Program Coordinator at daniellag@826valencia.org

Thank you for helping the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank deliver groceries! Delivery volunteers will pick up 15-20 bags of groceries from the Illinois Warehouse (1050 Marin St, SF) and deliver them to a pre-assigned list of recipients in a given SF neighborhood. Please make sure to specify any route preferences in the “notes” section of your volunteering shift registrations. Due to the nature of the program, we may not be able to accommodate every request. Please also come prepared for your shift by doing the following: Wear close toed shoes Wear comfortable clothing (we recommend layers, a hat, and sunscreen due to the ever-changing weather conditions) Bring a secure lidded water bottle and a snack Bring your charged phone and a charger Download and activate the Onfleet App

Volunteering in the Daily Free Meals Program can be a deeply transformative experience. Our meal service is 100% delivered by community members like you. Volunteers help us serve three hot meals a day, 7 days a week, 364 days a year to the thousands of San Franciscans experiencing food insecurity and hunger. Without you, we would not be able to serve over 2,000 meals a day!  The shift will start at 11:00am with check in, and a brief task orientation from our meals department. Lunch is then served until 1:00pm, and it is one of our busiest meals. Clean up takes place from 1:00pm-1:30pm.  Volunteers perform a number of duties: serving food, handing out condiments, bussing tables, refilling water, preparing food for future meals, and creating bagged lunches to-go.  Requirements: All volunteers must wear close-toed shoes and shirts with sleeves (short or long sleeves are great, just no tank tops). 8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Get ready to break a sweat and make some beautiful human connections!

Description: Join us as we embark on a wonderful adventure at Charles Drew! We support an energetic group of 3rd-5th graders at Charles Drew Elementary School in the Bayview neighborhood. Volunteers will support and mentor this energetic group of budding authors, and lead them through the writing process, from brainstorming and pre-writing, to drafting, and on through revising, editing, and publishing. This is a great opportunity to support students in building foundational writing skills! Schedules: This is a year-long publication program. We encourage you to sign up for a consistent weekly tutoring shift in order to build relationships with students and create a strong community. However, if you are unable to commit to weekly sessions, your support is always welcome, anytime your schedule allows. A typical shift looks like: 11:10-11:20 pm (tutor prep and orientation) 11:20-12:05 pm (session 1) 12:05-12:15 pm (tutor debrief)

This site will be moved to this new address in May 2026, click here to find earlier shifts. Thank you for helping the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank. This opportunity is for our Supplemental Food Program (SFP), a box program for seniors. Responsibility: The Restock & Recycling volunteer is responsible for maintaining a clean cardboard breakdown area and restocking items at distribution tables. BEFORE distribution: Set up recycling bin Help set up distribution tables Help set up canopies DURING distribution Ensure a clean and neat distribution area Breakdown cardboard and other boxes Ensures distribution tables are adequately stocked AFTER distribution Coordinate the packing up of the recycling bins Ensure bins are stable and wrapped --- Guidelines: Wear closed-toed shoes We will be outside, please wear comfortable clothing (we recommend layers, a hat, and sunscreen due to the ever-changing weather conditions) Be aware there will not be a place to store personal belongings, please do not bring valuables Please bring a secure lidded water bottle and a snack Volunteers must wear gloves at all times (provided by the food bank) We ask that any volunteer who does not feel well refrain from attending their volunteer shift

Thank you for helping the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank deliver groceries! Delivery volunteers will pick up 15-20 bags of groceries from the Illinois Warehouse (1050 Marin St, SF) and deliver them to a pre-assigned list of recipients in a given SF neighborhood. Please make sure to specify any route preferences in the “notes” section of your volunteering shift registrations. Due to the nature of the program, we may not be able to accommodate every request. Please also come prepared for your shift by doing the following: Wear close toed shoes Wear comfortable clothing (we recommend layers, a hat, and sunscreen due to the ever-changing weather conditions) Bring a secure lidded water bottle and a snack Bring your charged phone and a charger Download and activate the Onfleet App

Help us get everything ride-ready before wheels hit the road. Volunteers in this role will assist with loading trucks, organizing supplies, staging materials, and handling final event prep tasks. It’s an active, hands-on shift where you’ll work closely with team leads to make sure every detail is in place for a smooth and successful launch. Expect to move, lift, and stay engaged throughout the day.

Join us during your lunch break for a quick, engaging, and impactful hour and a half of service at St. Anthony's Dining Room!Your help is essential to the success of our daily hot meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in food preparation, food packing, and ensuring our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. Join us to help us serve over 1,000 meals each day! After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. 121 Golden Gate Ave , Not available

Community Markets are large-scale, multi-day pantries that are equity-centered and community-led. They feel like a grocery store with community participants able to browse, touch, and choose products. This opportunity is an indoor community market being operated by Food Bank staff. Volunteers will assist with various roles, including but not limited to: Lead Volunteer, Inventory Assistant, Greeter, Sign-In/Intake, Stocker, Co-Shopper, Loading Assistant/Runner, or Floater. Upon arrival, volunteers will be assigned and trained for a specific task based on a range of factors, including: number of staff, volunteers, participants, volunteer preference, and other considerations. ---- Individuals and Teams are welcome! Please only volunteer if you have responded to an opportunity. Orientation and training are included in each shift. Volunteers MUST be 11 years or older and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Shifts at Community Markets do not qualify for SFMTA, SF Court, and Project 20 hours, more info here. ---- Guidelines: With so few volunteer spots at Community Markets, each missing volunteer makes a huge difference in the shift. While we hope you can attend, please cancel your response as early as possible if you are unable to attend. Only volunteer if you are healthy and completely comfortable serving. Closed-toe shoes are required at all volunteer projects. Be aware there will not be a place to store personal belongings, please do not bring valuables.

Community Markets are large-scale, multi-day pantries that are equity-centered and community-led. They feel like a grocery store with community participants able to browse, touch, and choose products. This opportunity is an indoor community market being operated by Food Bank staff. Volunteers will assist with various roles, including but not limited to: Lead Volunteer, Inventory Assistant, Greeter, Sign-In/Intake, Stocker, Co-Shopper, Loading Assistant/Runner, or Floater. Upon arrival, volunteers will be assigned and trained for a specific task based on a range of factors, including: number of staff, volunteers, participants, volunteer preference, and other considerations. ---- Individuals and Teams are welcome! Please only volunteer if you have responded to an opportunity. Orientation and training are included in each shift. Volunteers MUST be 11 years or older and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Shifts at Community Markets do not qualify for SFMTA, SF Court, and Project 20 hours, more info here. ---- Guidelines: With so few volunteer spots at Community Markets, each missing volunteer makes a huge difference in the shift. While we hope you can attend, please cancel your response as early as possible if you are unable to attend. Only volunteer if you are healthy and completely comfortable serving. Closed-toe shoes are required at all volunteer projects. Be aware there will not be a place to store personal belongings, please do not bring valuables.

Join us as we embark on a wonderful adventure at Charles Drew! We support an energetic group of 3rd-5th graders at Charles Drew Elementary School in the Bayview neighborhood. Volunteers will support and mentor this energetic group of budding authors, and lead them through the writing process, from brainstorming and pre-writing, to drafting, and on through revising, editing, and publishing. This is a great opportunity to support students in building foundational writing skills! Schedules: This is a year-long publication program. We encourage you to sign up for a consistent weekly tutoring shift in order to build relationships with students and create a strong community. However, if you are unable to commit to weekly sessions, your support is always welcome, anytime your schedule allows. A typical shift looks like: 12:45-12:55 pm (tutor prep and orientation) 12:55-1:40 pm (session 1) 1:40-1:55 pm (tutor debrief)

Join us as we continue our partnership with Bessie Carmichael Elementary School! Every Thursday, volunteers will have the chance to work with our fantastic 3rd & 5th grade students as they continue their adventure as wonderful writers! Volunteers will support and mentor students as they begin to work on a variety of writing projects ranging from personal narratives to poetry. Shift Overview This session meets every Thursday from 12:55 - 3:20 pm, with a 10-minute debrief afterwards until 3:30 pm. While being a consistent volunteer is helpful, we encourage you to participate as your schedule allows. Orientation will begin at 12:45pm at Bessie Carmichael Elementary (375 7th St.) Questions? Please contact Angela Iton, In-Schools Program Coordinator at angela@826valencia.org 375 7th Street

Join us and support our writing program at Sanchez Elementary School! Every Thursday and Friday, volunteers will have the chance to work in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade classrooms as students continue their adventure as wonderful writers! Volunteers will support and mentor students as they begin to work on a variety of writing projects ranging from personal narratives to poetry. Shift Overview There are multiple shift options: Thursdays: 10:15 - 12:15 PM (2 sessions w/ 2 different 4th grade classes) 12:50 - 2:10 PM (1 session with a 5th grade class) Fridays: 10:15 - 12:15 PM (2 sessions w/ 2 different 3rd grade classes) 12:50 - 2:10 PM (1 session with a 5th grade class) While being a consistent volunteer is helpful, we encourage you to participate as your schedule allows. Questions? Please contact Stephanie Calasanz Miño, Program Manager, at stephanie@826valencia.org Sanchez Elementary School is located at 325 Sanchez Street, San Francisco, CA, 94114. Public Transportation: There are many transit options nearby. The J Church MUNI train and the 22 Filllmore Bus both stop 2 blocks away from the school. The 16th & Mission BART Station is a ~15 minute walk from the school. The Church street MUNI train station is a ~5 minute walk from the school. Parking: Parking spaces can be challenging to find in this area, and it is a 2-Hour parking zone. Directions when you arrive: Meet in front of the main entrance, on Sanchez street. A staff member will meet you there. We’ll guide you through the rest of your shift from there. Directions if you arrive late: Please notify us ahead of time if you are running late. When you arrive, go to the Main Office and wait for us there. To get to the Main Office, walk in through the doors at the main entrance, turn right and go up the staircase at the end of the hallway to the second floor. Turn right once you reach the top of the staircase and the Main Office will be on your right hand side. 4th Grade Classrooms, 2 Sessions Email *

Thank you for helping the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank deliver groceries! Delivery volunteers will pick up 15-20 bags of groceries from the Illinois Warehouse (1050 Marin St, SF) and deliver them to a pre-assigned list of recipients in a given SF neighborhood. Please make sure to specify any route preferences in the “notes” section of your volunteering shift registrations. Due to the nature of the program, we may not be able to accommodate every request. Please also come prepared for your shift by doing the following: Wear close toed shoes Wear comfortable clothing (we recommend layers, a hat, and sunscreen due to the ever-changing weather conditions) Bring a secure lidded water bottle and a snack Bring your charged phone and a charger Download and activate the Onfleet App

St. Anthony’s Free Clothing Program (FCP) is San Francisco’s largest free clothing program. FCP provides fresh, clean clothes, to low-income families and individuals, including those who are experiencing homelessness. It is our goal to distribute the highest quality of clothing possible to ensure that our guests have a positive and dignified experience. Tasks will include sorting, hanging, and quality checking clothing and assisting as personal shoppers for guests. Volunteer shifts may also include creating emergency clothing kits and hygiene item kits. Volunteers must be able to stand for up to three hours, lift up to 20 lbs, and participate in activities with repetitive motion. After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. Please be aware that unlike our other St. Anthony's programs, the Free Clothing Program is unable to have guests (someone receiving clothing service) volunteer at this time. Therefore, we ask that current Free Clothing Program guests do not sign-up to volunteer in our program. We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. We look forward to seeing you soon! 121 Golden Gate Ave

Thank you for helping the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank deliver groceries! Delivery volunteers will pick up 15-20 bags of groceries from the Illinois Warehouse (1050 Marin St, SF) and deliver them to a pre-assigned list of recipients in a given SF neighborhood. Please make sure to specify any route preferences in the “notes” section of your volunteering shift registrations. Due to the nature of the program, we may not be able to accommodate every request. Please also come prepared for your shift by doing the following: Wear close toed shoes Wear comfortable clothing (we recommend layers, a hat, and sunscreen due to the ever-changing weather conditions) Bring a secure lidded water bottle and a snack Bring your charged phone and a charger Download and activate the Onfleet App

Be part of the behind-the-scenes crew that keeps the wheels turning. You’ll help load, unload, and stage bikes between Sports Basement and the start line, making sure every rider’s gear arrives safely and ready to roll. It’s active, team-based, and essential to a smooth ride-out morning.

Help us restore the long-neglected gardens of East Black Point, a spectacular park site tucked away above the bustling San Francisco waterfront.

Join us as we embark on a wonderful adventure at Charles Drew! We support an energetic group of 3rd-5th graders at Charles Drew Elementary School in the Bayview neighborhood. Volunteers will support and mentor this energetic group of budding authors, and help them cultivate essential academic skills to develop a foundation of success as writers and critical thinkers. This is a great opportunity to create a warm environment for students and help them grow! Schedules: Students are enrolled in the after school program for regular sessions throughout the school year. We encourage you to sign up for a consistent weekly tutoring shift in order to build relationships with students and create a strong community. However, if you are unable to commit to weekly sessions, your support is always welcome, anytime your schedule allows.

St. Anthony’s Farmers Market is a wonderful direct service event and collaboration with the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank. The service provides vital food security for low-income senior citizens in the neighborhood. Tasks include set up and take down of the event and distributing produce to our guests. Every Thursday afternoon, the Dining Room becomes a mini farmers market where folks receive healthy, fresh groceries for the week! Please note that volunteers will be serving guests who may be unmasked and whose vaccination status is unknown. Join us from 2:30 - 4:15 pm at the St. Anthony's Dining Room, 121 Golden Gate Avenue. 121 Golden Gate Ave

Come serve dinner with GLIDE's Daily Free Meals Program and be engaged in a truly transformative experience. The shift starts with set up at 3:30pm, dinner is served to the community from 4 to 5pm, with a short clean up period from 5 to 5:30pm. We serve on average 400 - 500 meals during this shift every day. Our elderly and disabled community members are served in our Coffee House, and the general access line for the Main Dining Room opens at 4pm. Volunteers assist with everything from serving food and bussing tables, to handing out silverware and condiments. Be prepared to roll up your sleeves, break a sweat, and make some beautiful human connections! Requirement: ·        8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Thank you for your understanding and cooperation, we look forward to serving the community together with you! —The GLIDE Volunteer Team

Welcome to After-School Tutoring! In our program, we work to give students individualized attention and support outside of the classroom. Students work on homework (can be ELA, history, science, math), reading, and writing. As a volunteer, you’ll work one-on-one with a student to complete their homework, coach them through their daily creative writing, and work on reading and comprehension strategies. Schedules: Students register to attend at least twice a week. Our volunteer shifts correspond to the students' schedules, so we ask that you arrive at the time of your scheduled shift. We encourage you to volunteer weekly or bi-weekly if your schedule allows, but we are happy to have you whenever you are available. The volunteer shift includes a tutor prep session before students arrive and is followed by a 10-minute debrief after the shift ends. Next steps: You'll receive a reminder email from our team prior to your shift with more information for your first shift. When you arrive, walk past the Pirate Store into the Writing Lab. Sign in and then check in with Melissa or Julia. If it’s your first time tutoring with us, we ask that you arrive 15 minutes early for a brief orientation to the space and the daily routine before you are assigned a student to work with. Any questions? Please contact Melissa at melissa@826valencia.org or 415-642-5905 ext. 403

✨ Calling Black-identifying tutors/volunteers to support with Black Student Cohort! ✨ In BSC, you'll build relationships with Black students from Bessie Carmichael and other elementary schools while supporting them in their journeys as writers and community leaders. The Black Student Cohort (BSC) is a group of Black-identifying third through fifth graders from the SFUSD. Throughout the school year, the cohort will embark on a table top adventure where students will design and role play as original characters in a setting based on the Harlem Renaissance. We will meet weekly to engage in gameplay, writing lessons, community builders, and other enrichment activities in order to grow our students' leadership, writing and social-emotional skills. BSC meets weekly at Bessie Carmichael on Thursdays from 3:45 pm - 5:00 pm. 375 7th St

Buena Vista Horace Mann (NEW LOCATION: 325 La Grande Ave, next to June Jordan HS): After School Writing Workshop Shift Overview: We work with 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students who attend the Jamestown After School Program at BVHM. We guide our students to complete original writing pieces in a variety of genres and to develop essential writing skills in the following areas: ideas, organization, voice, word choice, sentence fluency, and conventions. Lessons, conversations, and writing happen in both English and Spanish. Volunteer Role: As a tutor, you will work with students, either one-on-one or in small groups, and support them as they take pieces through the writing process and develop key writing skills. This is a great opportunity to create a warm environment for students and help them grow! Schedule: On Mondays and Wednesdays we lead two hour-long sessions. On Tuesdays and Thursdays we lead one hour-long session. Monday: 4:00 - 6:30 PM Tuesday: 4:00 - 5:30 PM Wednesday: 3:00 - 5:30 PM Thursday: 4:00 - 5:30 PM We start each session with Tutor Prep, where we review important skills and information about the day's lesson. We end each session with Tutor Debrief, where you'll have the opportunity to share your observations and feedback with us. On Mondays and Wednesdays we work with two groups of students for one hour each. On Tuesdays and Thursdays we meet with only one group. We encourage you to tutor with us at least once a week on the same day so you're able to establish consistent, supportive relationships with a small group of students. Directions: WHEN YOU ARRIVE AT THE SCHOOL: Our program takes place in the school library (room 220) on the second floor. Here is some guidance for finding us: Use the main entrance on La Grande Ave and come into the main lobby. One of our team members will come to the lobby at the start of the shift (4pm on Mon, Tue, & Thu; 3pm on Wed) to greet you and show you the way to our space. If you are running late, or you don't find us in the lobby, you can ask for support from a staff person at the door of the school. They can direct you. You can also try to find us on your own, by: Walking up the staircase directly in front of the entrance. Slight right at the top of the staircase, then left down hallway with red lockers. Walk to the end of the hallway and on the left is the library. GETTING TO THE SCHOOL: Public Transportation: Option 1: Take BART and get off at the Glenn Park station. Take the 52 bus. Get off at Brazil and Prague. Option 2: Take BART and get off at the Balboa Park station. Take the 29 or 54 bus. Get off at Persia Ave & Prague St and walk to the school (less than 5 min). Option 3: Take the 14 or 14R Mission bus and get off at Persia Ave and Mission St. Take the 29 bus and get off at Persia Ave & Prague St. OR From the intersection of Persia Ave & Mission St, it is a 21 minute walk uphill to the school. Parking Guidance: The school does not have a dedicated parking lot. We suggest you look for parking on Sunnydale Ave, Brazil Ave and in the surrounding neighborhood. Please note that if you drive you may encounter traffic from parents picking up their children. * We are not allowed to use the parking lot at the top of Brazil Ave. Contact Information: For any questions or additional information, please contact: Program Coordinator: Leo Warshaw-Cardozo Email: leo@826valencia.org Phone: (415) 642-5905 EX. 423 or Program Manager: Stephanie Calasanz Miño Email: stephanie@826valencia.org Phone: 415-378-9721 325 La Grande Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112 PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE IN LOCATION FROM PREVIOUS YEARS (Next to June Jordan High School) LINK TO MAP All shifts take place in the library (room 220) on the second floor. One of our staff members will be at the main entrance to welcome you in and show you the way. If you arrive late, or don't see us, you can use the map below to find us or ask a school staff member. Email *

Support and inspire third, fourth, and fifth-grade students and watch them grow as writers and thinkers in our imaginative and whimsical Tenderloin Center! You'll work with budding writers from GLIDE as they learn new writing techniques and craft original works in a variety of genres, including poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. You will help students develop their confidence as writers while guiding them through the writing process, from brainstorming and pre-writing, to drafting and revising. This workshop meets every Thursday from 4:10 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. While being a consistent volunteer is helpful, we encourage you to participate as your schedule allows. Tutor prep will begin at 4:00pm. For more information, please contact our Programs Manager-Ella Glasser @ Ella@826valencia.org 180 Golden Gate Ave.

Welcome to After-School Tutoring! In our program, we work to give students individualized attention and support outside of the classroom. Students work on homework (can be ELA, history, science, math), reading, and writing. As a volunteer, you’ll work one-on-one with a student to complete their homework, coach them through their daily creative writing, and work on reading and comprehension strategies. Schedules: Students register to attend at least twice a week. Our volunteer shifts correspond to the students' schedules, so we ask that you arrive at the time of your scheduled shift. We encourage you to volunteer weekly or bi-weekly if your schedule allows, but we are happy to have you whenever you are available. The volunteer shift includes a tutor prep session before students arrive and is followed by a 10-minute debrief after the shift ends. Next steps: You'll receive a reminder email from our team prior to your shift with more information for your first shift. When you arrive, walk past the Pirate Store into the Writing Lab. Sign in and then check in with Melissa or Julia. If it’s your first time tutoring with us, we ask that you arrive 15 minutes early for a brief orientation to the space and the daily routine before you are assigned a student to work with. Any questions? Please contact Melissa at melissa@826valencia.org or 415-642-5905 ext. 403

Welcome to Evening Tutoring! In our program, we work to give students individualized attention and support outside of the classroom. Our evening program is designed for middle and high school students from 6th to 12th grade. As a volunteer, you’ll help a small number of students with their homework (such as Algebra, Geometry, Physics, Chemistry, history) and give them feedback and support on their creative writing projects. Schedules: Students register to attend once or twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00pm-8:00pm. Our volunteer shifts correspond to the students' schedules, so we ask that you arrive at the time of your scheduled shift. We encourage you to volunteer weekly or bi-weekly if your schedule allows, but we are happy to have you whenever you are available. The volunteer shift includes a tutor prep session before students arrive and is followed by a 10-minute debrief after the shift ends. Next Steps: You'll receive a reminder email from our team prior to your shift with more information for your first shift. When you arrive, walk past the pirate store into the writing lab. Sign in and then check in with Melissa or Julia. If it’s your first time tutoring with us, we ask that you arrive 15 minutes early for a brief orientation to the space and the daily routine before students arrive. Any questions? Please contact Melissa at melissa@826valencia.org or 415-642-5905 ext. 403

Our Dining Room needs volunteer support to serve coffee and breakfast to our guests! Your help is essential to the success of our breakfast meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in preparation, serving, and cleaning to ensure our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. 121 Golden Gate Ave

Come serve breakfast with GLIDE's Daily Free Meals Program and be engaged in a truly transformative experience. The shift starts with set up at 7am, breakfast is served to the community from 7:30 to 9.30am, with a short clean up period from 9 to 9:30am. We serve on average 500 - 600 meals during this shift every day. Our elderly and disabled community members are served first in our Coffee House, and the general access line for the Main Dining Room opens at 8am. Volunteers assist with everything from serving food and bussing tables, to handing out silverware and condiments. Be prepared to roll up your sleeves, break a sweat, and make some beautiful human connections! Requirement: ·        8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Thank you for your understanding and cooperation, we look forward to serving the community together with you! —The GLIDE Volunteer Team

**Age requirement 18+** The Glide Ambassador Volunteer Program, part of the Cecil Williams Community Ambassador initiative, is dedicated to creating safer and cleaner streets in San Francisco's Tenderloin district. This program honors the legacy of Reverend Cecil Williams by fostering community engagement, keeping the TL streets tidy, and providing essential services to those in need.  Come and be a part of GLIDE's core values of speaking our truth, being radically inclusive, serving each other, and celebrating life! By joining us for a volunteer Community Ambassador cleanup event! This is an opportunity for you to come together, make a difference and take pride in our surroundings. Come meet new people, engage with our community, help reduce pollution and create a clean environment for everyone! More importantly, enjoy the satisfaction of contributing to a collective effort that has a transformative impact.

Community Markets are large-scale, multi-day pantries that are equity-centered and community-led. They feel like a grocery store with community participants able to browse, touch, and choose products. This opportunity is an indoor community market being operated by Food Bank staff. Volunteers will assist with various roles, including but not limited to: Lead Volunteer, Inventory Assistant, Greeter, Sign-In/Intake, Stocker, Co-Shopper, Loading Assistant/Runner, or Floater. Upon arrival, volunteers will be assigned and trained for a specific task based on a range of factors, including: number of staff, volunteers, participants, volunteer preference, and other considerations. ---- Individuals and Teams are welcome! Please only volunteer if you have responded to an opportunity. Orientation and training are included in each shift. Volunteers MUST be 11 years or older and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Shifts at Community Markets do not qualify for SFMTA, SF Court, and Project 20 hours, more info here. ---- Guidelines: With so few volunteer spots at Community Markets, each missing volunteer makes a huge difference in the shift. While we hope you can attend, please cancel your response as early as possible if you are unable to attend. Only volunteer if you are healthy and completely comfortable serving. Closed-toe shoes are required at all volunteer projects. Be aware there will not be a place to store personal belongings, please do not bring valuables.

Community Markets are large-scale, multi-day pantries that are equity-centered and community-led. They feel like a grocery store with community participants able to browse, touch, and choose products. This opportunity is an indoor community market being operated by Food Bank staff. Volunteers will assist with various roles, including but not limited to: Lead Volunteer, Inventory Assistant, Greeter, Sign-In/Intake, Stocker, Co-Shopper, Loading Assistant/Runner, or Floater. Upon arrival, volunteers will be assigned and trained for a specific task based on a range of factors, including: number of staff, volunteers, participants, volunteer preference, and other considerations. ---- Individuals and Teams are welcome! Please only volunteer if you have responded to an opportunity. Orientation and training are included in each shift. Volunteers MUST be 11 years or older and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Shifts at Community Markets do not qualify for SFMTA, SF Court, and Project 20 hours, more info here. ---- Guidelines: With so few volunteer spots at Community Markets, each missing volunteer makes a huge difference in the shift. While we hope you can attend, please cancel your response as early as possible if you are unable to attend. Only volunteer if you are healthy and completely comfortable serving. Closed-toe shoes are required at all volunteer projects. Be aware there will not be a place to store personal belongings, please do not bring valuables.

St. Anthony’s Free Clothing Program (FCP) is San Francisco’s largest free clothing program. FCP provides fresh, clean clothes, to low-income families and individuals, including those who are experiencing homelessness. It is our goal to distribute the highest quality of clothing possible to ensure that our guests have a positive and dignified experience. Tasks will include sorting, hanging, and quality checking clothing and assisting as personal shoppers for guests. Volunteer shifts may also include creating emergency clothing kits and hygiene item kits. Volunteers must be able to stand for up to three hours, lift up to 20 lbs, and participate in activities with repetitive motion. After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. Please be aware that unlike our other St. Anthony's programs, the Free Clothing Program is unable to have guests (someone receiving clothing service) volunteer at this time. Therefore, we ask that current Free Clothing Program guests do not sign-up to volunteer in our program. We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. We look forward to seeing you soon! 121 Golden Gate Ave

Welcome, Tree Care Volunteers! Join us and help care for young street trees so they grow healthy, strong, and beautiful. This event is only for regular Tree Care volunteers, and we'll provide pruning instructions and necessary tools.

Thank you for helping the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank deliver groceries! Delivery volunteers will pick up 15-20 bags of groceries from the Illinois Warehouse (1050 Marin St, SF) and deliver them to a pre-assigned list of recipients in a given SF neighborhood. Please make sure to specify any route preferences in the “notes” section of your volunteering shift registrations. Due to the nature of the program, we may not be able to accommodate every request. Please also come prepared for your shift by doing the following: Wear close toed shoes Wear comfortable clothing (we recommend layers, a hat, and sunscreen due to the ever-changing weather conditions) Bring a secure lidded water bottle and a snack Bring your charged phone and a charger Download and activate the Onfleet App

Help us restore the long-neglected gardens of East Black Point, a spectacular park site tucked away above the bustling San Francisco waterfront.

Help tend to the health of the Presidio’s historic forests.

Our Dining Room needs volunteer support to prepare and serve delicious meals for our guests! Your help is essential to the success of our daily hot meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in food preparation, food packing, and ensuring our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. Join us to help us serve over 1,000 meals each day! After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. 121 Golden Gate Ave

Strictly 18+ Join our Health Empowerment and Access Team (HEAT), Syringe Access Services (SAS) team in offering unconditional love and access to essential life-saving supplies such as Narcan and other supportive resources for our community members. At the Health Hub, the SAS desk is a common initial touchpoint for participants to connect to services like Hep C and STI testing, health navigation and case management. As a volunteer, you will help with tasks like organizing and preparing materials, while also connecting directly with participants to take orders and share information about additional resources services. Through compassionate, person-centered approach, you will play a key role in promoting health, dignity and safer more supportive environment for everyone. Dress Code: All volunteers must wear close-toe shoes at all times. Masks are no longer required at Glide but volunteers can wear one if they need to.

The GLIDE Daily Free Meals Program needs your help behind the scenes— prep shift volunteers will work with Meals Program staff to make sandwiches and prepare bagged lunches, chop vegetables, sort food donations, and more. The full duration of this shift will take place in our prep room. Requirement: ·        8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Thank you for your understanding and cooperation, we look forward to serving the community together with you! —The GLIDE Volunteer Team

If you’ve ever wanted to go on an adventure, now’s your chance! We’ve got open Crew Member positions for our all new Friday Field Trip offerings at our Valencia Street location! Each Friday we will guide 4th and 5th grade students through the steps of the writing process. No two adventures are ever the same so there’s always something to write home about!!! This year we are expanding our program to offer teachers a choice of three different field trip options most Fridays during the school year. Since we are now offering a choice of field trips, if you choose to sail with us on Fridays, we would let you know before the shift which kind of adventure we'd be hosting that day. After each of our Friday field trips, students leave with a copy of their newly-published collaborative book with their own unique ending, complete with their photo on the About the Author page. Our goal for all of our field trips is that students walk away believing that writing can be fun! 826 Valencia's All NEW Friday Field Trips Options Choose Your Own Adventure (CYOA) Multiverse of CYOA (MV/CYOA) Modified Storytelling & Bookmaking (MSTBM) 1) CYOA: On this field trip students are charged with writing an action-packed Choose Your Own Adventure (CYOA) story. After being introduced to the CYOA genre, students collaboratively create a unique setting and a problem for our story which is told in second-person narration. As a class, they write the first page of the story – which must end with a choice between two possible story branches. With the guidance of our Lead Storyteller, our Copy Editor, and our volunteer Table Typists, students collaboratively create all types of twists and turns in the story, before choosing to work individually on an ending for one of the story arcs. Table Typist Role: You'll be one of four Table Typist volunteers tasked with typing the student-driven story into a Google Doc and/or assisting a group of 6-15 students as they discuss and develop the next branch of the story. Near the end of the field trip, you will support students as they work to finish certain story branches individually. This adventure is really fast-paced and requires quick typing and even quicker thinking! 2) Multiverse of CYOA (MV/CYOA): This new field trip concept borrowed from 826NYC is a bridge between our MSTBM field trip and our traditional Choose Your Own Adventure (CYOA). Intended for 4th grade students, this experience gives our writers a bit more more agency in their story writing than in our storybook making field trips while still offering much needed small group support and collaboration. Unlike our CYOA students second cliffhanger before getting individual writing time to imagine their own satisfying conclusion or write to another cliffhanger in another alternate universe!!! Table Typist Role: You'll be one of 4-6 Table Typist volunteers tasked with typing the student-driven story into a Google Doc while assisting a group of 4-6 students as they discuss and develop the next branch of the story. Near the end of the field trip, you will support students as they work to individually finish the story branches of their choosing. Note: This madcap adventure is really fast-paced and requires quick typing, a quick sense of humor, and even quicker thinking! 3) MSTBM: Geared for students who have already participated in a Storytelling & Bookmaking field trip in 2nd or 3rd grade, the MSTBM field trip challenges students to demonstrate what they've already learned in previous adventures. Minus the watchful supervision of Captain Blue, students have more time to create a more complex story by delving into character emotions, motivations, and dialogue. Table Support Role: As a Table Support Volunteer, you’ll be tasked with helping a group of 4-6 students navigate the Character Development phase. Then you will provide more individualized support as your table group works on their individual endings. You might even get a chance to take student “author photos” or assist with printing and binding the storybooks for distribution!! Note: There is no typing involved in MSTBM Table Support role.

Community Markets are large-scale, multi-day pantries that are equity-centered and community-led. They feel like a grocery store with community participants able to browse, touch, and choose products. This opportunity is an indoor community market being operated by Food Bank staff. Volunteers will assist with various roles, including but not limited to: Lead Volunteer, Inventory Assistant, Greeter, Sign-In/Intake, Stocker, Co-Shopper, Loading Assistant/Runner, or Floater. Upon arrival, volunteers will be assigned and trained for a specific task based on a range of factors, including: number of staff, volunteers, participants, volunteer preference, and other considerations. ---- Individuals and Teams are welcome! Please only volunteer if you have responded to an opportunity. Orientation and training are included in each shift. Volunteers MUST be 11 years or older and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Shifts at Community Markets do not qualify for SFMTA, SF Court, and Project 20 hours, more info here. ---- Guidelines: With so few volunteer spots at Community Markets, each missing volunteer makes a huge difference in the shift. While we hope you can attend, please cancel your response as early as possible if you are unable to attend. Only volunteer if you are healthy and completely comfortable serving. Closed-toe shoes are required at all volunteer projects. Be aware there will not be a place to store personal belongings, please do not bring valuables.

Community Markets are large-scale, multi-day pantries that are equity-centered and community-led. They feel like a grocery store with community participants able to browse, touch, and choose products. This opportunity is an indoor community market being operated by Food Bank staff. Volunteers will assist with various roles, including but not limited to: Lead Volunteer, Inventory Assistant, Greeter, Sign-In/Intake, Stocker, Co-Shopper, Loading Assistant/Runner, or Floater. Upon arrival, volunteers will be assigned and trained for a specific task based on a range of factors, including: number of staff, volunteers, participants, volunteer preference, and other considerations. ---- Individuals and Teams are welcome! Please only volunteer if you have responded to an opportunity. Orientation and training are included in each shift. Volunteers MUST be 11 years or older and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Shifts at Community Markets do not qualify for SFMTA, SF Court, and Project 20 hours, more info here. ---- Guidelines: With so few volunteer spots at Community Markets, each missing volunteer makes a huge difference in the shift. While we hope you can attend, please cancel your response as early as possible if you are unable to attend. Only volunteer if you are healthy and completely comfortable serving. Closed-toe shoes are required at all volunteer projects. Be aware there will not be a place to store personal belongings, please do not bring valuables.

Thank you for helping the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank deliver groceries! Delivery volunteers will pick up 15-20 bags of groceries from the Illinois Warehouse (1050 Marin St, SF) and deliver them to a pre-assigned list of recipients in a given SF neighborhood. Please make sure to specify any route preferences in the “notes” section of your volunteering shift registrations. Due to the nature of the program, we may not be able to accommodate every request. Please also come prepared for your shift by doing the following: Wear close toed shoes Wear comfortable clothing (we recommend layers, a hat, and sunscreen due to the ever-changing weather conditions) Bring a secure lidded water bottle and a snack Bring your charged phone and a charger Download and activate the Onfleet App

Join us and support our writing program at Sanchez Elementary School! Every Thursday and Friday, volunteers will have the chance to work in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade classrooms as students continue their adventure as wonderful writers! Volunteers will support and mentor students as they begin to work on a variety of writing projects ranging from personal narratives to poetry. Shift Overview There are multiple shift options: Thursdays: 10:15 - 12:15 PM (2 sessions w/ 2 different 4th grade classes) 12:50 - 2:10 PM (1 session with a 5th grade class) Fridays: 10:15 - 12:15 PM (2 sessions w/ 2 different 3rd grade classes) 12:50 - 2:10 PM (1 session with a 5th grade class) While being a consistent volunteer is helpful, we encourage you to participate as your schedule allows. Questions? Please contact Stephanie Calasanz Miño, Program Manager, at stephanie@826valencia.org Sanchez Elementary School is located at 325 Sanchez Street, San Francisco, CA, 94114. Public Transportation: There are many transit options nearby. The J Church MUNI train and the 22 Filllmore Bus both stop 2 blocks away from the school. The 16th & Mission BART Station is a ~15 minute walk from the school. The Church street MUNI train station is a ~5 minute walk from the school. Parking: Parking spaces can be challenging to find in this area, and it is a 2-Hour parking zone. Directions when you arrive: Meet in front of the main entrance, on Sanchez street. A staff member will meet you there. We’ll guide you through the rest of your shift from there. Directions if you arrive late: Please notify us ahead of time if you are running late. When you arrive, go to the Main Office and wait for us there. To get to the Main Office, walk in through the doors at the main entrance, turn right and go up the staircase at the end of the hallway to the second floor. Turn right once you reach the top of the staircase and the Main Office will be on your right hand side. 4th Grade Classrooms, 2 Sessions Email *

Join us for a podcasting field trip with students at our Tenderloin Center! In this program, you'll help students create vivid, informative, and compelling podcasts and record their pieces with style and confidence. ✨🎤✨ Tutors will work with students as they brainstorm, plan, write, and revise their podcast, and help prepare students to record their podcasts that will engage and inspire a listening audience! Please note that no experience in audio production is necessary. There will be a 15-minute tutor orientation at the start of each shift. This time will vary as we adjust our start time to best fit teachers' schedules. You will always receive a volunteer reminder email 24 hours prior to the field trip date with specific timing! For more information, please contact Abby Sandoval, Program Coordinator, at tlfieldtrips@826valencia.org. Check out our student podcasts on SoundCloud. 180 Golden Gate Ave

Thank you for helping the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank deliver groceries! Delivery volunteers will pick up 15-20 bags of groceries from the Illinois Warehouse (1050 Marin St, SF) and deliver them to a pre-assigned list of recipients in a given SF neighborhood. Please make sure to specify any route preferences in the “notes” section of your volunteering shift registrations. Due to the nature of the program, we may not be able to accommodate every request. Please also come prepared for your shift by doing the following: Wear close toed shoes Wear comfortable clothing (we recommend layers, a hat, and sunscreen due to the ever-changing weather conditions) Bring a secure lidded water bottle and a snack Bring your charged phone and a charger Download and activate the Onfleet App

Thank you for helping the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank deliver groceries! Delivery volunteers will pick up around 10-15 bags of groceries from the Food Bank and deliver them to a pre-assigned list of recipients in a given Marin neighborhood. Please make sure to specify any route preferences in the “notes” section of your volunteering shift registration. Due to the nature of the program, we may not be able to accommodate every request. Please also come prepared for your shift by doing the following: Wear close toed shoes Note the new arrival location and pickup process, effective 8/8/25 - see map Wear comfortable clothing (we recommend layers, a hat, and sunscreen due to the ever-changing weather conditions) Bring a secure lidded water bottle and a snack Bring your charged phone and a charger Download and activate the Onfleet App

Volunteering in the Daily Free Meals Program can be a deeply transformative experience. Our meal service is 100% delivered by community members like you. Volunteers help us serve three hot meals a day, 7 days a week, 364 days a year to the thousands of San Franciscans experiencing food insecurity and hunger. Without you, we would not be able to serve over 2,000 meals a day!  The shift will start at 11:00am with check in, and a brief task orientation from our meals department. Lunch is then served until 1:00pm, and it is one of our busiest meals. Clean up takes place from 1:00pm-1:30pm.  Volunteers perform a number of duties: serving food, handing out condiments, bussing tables, refilling water, preparing food for future meals, and creating bagged lunches to-go.  Requirements: All volunteers must wear close-toed shoes and shirts with sleeves (short or long sleeves are great, just no tank tops). 8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Get ready to break a sweat and make some beautiful human connections!

Thank you for helping the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank deliver groceries! Delivery volunteers will pick up around 10-15 bags of groceries from the Food Bank and deliver them to a pre-assigned list of recipients in a given Marin neighborhood. Please make sure to specify any route preferences in the “notes” section of your volunteering shift registration. Due to the nature of the program, we may not be able to accommodate every request. Please also come prepared for your shift by doing the following: Wear close toed shoes Note the new arrival location and pickup process, effective 8/8/25 - see map Wear comfortable clothing (we recommend layers, a hat, and sunscreen due to the ever-changing weather conditions) Bring a secure lidded water bottle and a snack Bring your charged phone and a charger Download and activate the Onfleet App

Help us sort through grocery store donations, glean produce, build grocery bags for home delivery, help with a drive-thru pantry distribution, and other various tasks as needed. Individuals and Teams are welcome! Please only volunteer if you have responded to an opportunity. Orientation and training are included in each shift. Volunteers MUST be 11 years or older and minors must be accompanied by an adult. This shift does not qualify for SFMTA, SF Court, and Project 20 hours, more info here. ---- Guidelines: Only volunteer if you are healthy and completely comfortable serving. Closed-toe shoes are required at all volunteer projects. We recommend volunteers not wear jewelry. If worn, all items must be covered by the provided gloves and/or hairnets. We suggest dressing in casual and clean layers, as the temperature in the warehouse is often cool. ---- Thank you for volunteering!

Thank you for helping the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank deliver groceries! Delivery volunteers will pick up around 10-15 bags of groceries from the Food Bank and deliver them to a pre-assigned list of recipients in a given Marin neighborhood. Please make sure to specify any route preferences in the “notes” section of your volunteering shift registration. Due to the nature of the program, we may not be able to accommodate every request. Please also come prepared for your shift by doing the following: Wear close toed shoes Note the new arrival location and pickup process, effective 8/8/25 - see map Wear comfortable clothing (we recommend layers, a hat, and sunscreen due to the ever-changing weather conditions) Bring a secure lidded water bottle and a snack Bring your charged phone and a charger Download and activate the Onfleet App

Thank you for helping the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank deliver groceries! Delivery volunteers will pick up 15-20 bags of groceries from the Illinois Warehouse (1050 Marin St, SF) and deliver them to a pre-assigned list of recipients in a given SF neighborhood. Please make sure to specify any route preferences in the “notes” section of your volunteering shift registrations. Due to the nature of the program, we may not be able to accommodate every request. Please also come prepared for your shift by doing the following: Wear close toed shoes Wear comfortable clothing (we recommend layers, a hat, and sunscreen due to the ever-changing weather conditions) Bring a secure lidded water bottle and a snack Bring your charged phone and a charger Download and activate the Onfleet App

Join us during your lunch break for a quick, engaging, and impactful hour and a half of service at St. Anthony's Dining Room!Your help is essential to the success of our daily hot meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in food preparation, food packing, and ensuring our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. Join us to help us serve over 1,000 meals each day! After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. 121 Golden Gate Ave , Not available

**Age requirement 18+** The Glide Ambassador Volunteer Program, part of the Cecil Williams Community Ambassador initiative, is dedicated to creating safer and cleaner streets in San Francisco's Tenderloin district. This program honors the legacy of Reverend Cecil Williams by fostering community engagement, keeping the TL streets tidy, and providing essential services to those in need.  Come and be a part of GLIDE's core values of speaking our truth, being radically inclusive, serving each other, and celebrating life! By joining us for a volunteer Community Ambassador cleanup event! This is an opportunity for you to come together, make a difference and take pride in our surroundings. Come meet new people, engage with our community, help reduce pollution and create a clean environment for everyone! More importantly, enjoy the satisfaction of contributing to a collective effort that has a transformative impact.

Join us and support our writing program at Sanchez Elementary School! Every Thursday and Friday, volunteers will have the chance to work in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade classrooms as students continue their adventure as wonderful writers! Volunteers will support and mentor students as they begin to work on a variety of writing projects ranging from personal narratives to poetry. Shift Overview There are multiple shift options: Thursdays: 10:15 - 12:15 PM (2 sessions w/ 2 different 4th grade classes) 12:50 - 2:10 PM (1 session with a 5th grade class) Fridays: 10:15 - 12:15 PM (2 sessions w/ 2 different 3rd grade classes) 12:50 - 2:10 PM (1 session with a 5th grade class) While being a consistent volunteer is helpful, we encourage you to participate as your schedule allows. Questions? Please contact Stephanie Calasanz Miño, Program Manager, at stephanie@826valencia.org Sanchez Elementary School is located at 325 Sanchez Street, San Francisco, CA, 94114. Public Transportation: There are many transit options nearby. The J Church MUNI train and the 22 Filllmore Bus both stop 2 blocks away from the school. The 16th & Mission BART Station is a ~15 minute walk from the school. The Church street MUNI train station is a ~5 minute walk from the school. Parking: Parking spaces can be challenging to find in this area, and it is a 2-Hour parking zone. Directions when you arrive: Meet in front of the main entrance, on Sanchez street. A staff member will meet you there. We’ll guide you through the rest of your shift from there. Directions if you arrive late: Please notify us ahead of time if you are running late. When you arrive, go to the Main Office and wait for us there. To get to the Main Office, walk in through the doors at the main entrance, turn right and go up the staircase at the end of the hallway to the second floor. Turn right once you reach the top of the staircase and the Main Office will be on your right hand side. 4th Grade Classrooms, 2 Sessions Email *

Thank you for helping the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank deliver groceries! Delivery volunteers will pick up 15-20 bags of groceries from the Illinois Warehouse (1050 Marin St, SF) and deliver them to a pre-assigned list of recipients in a given SF neighborhood. Please make sure to specify any route preferences in the “notes” section of your volunteering shift registrations. Due to the nature of the program, we may not be able to accommodate every request. Please also come prepared for your shift by doing the following: Wear close toed shoes Wear comfortable clothing (we recommend layers, a hat, and sunscreen due to the ever-changing weather conditions) Bring a secure lidded water bottle and a snack Bring your charged phone and a charger Download and activate the Onfleet App

St. Anthony’s Free Clothing Program (FCP) is San Francisco’s largest free clothing program. FCP provides fresh, clean clothes, to low-income families and individuals, including those who are experiencing homelessness. It is our goal to distribute the highest quality of clothing possible to ensure that our guests have a positive and dignified experience. Tasks will include sorting, hanging, and quality checking clothing and assisting as personal shoppers for guests. Volunteer shifts may also include creating emergency clothing kits and hygiene item kits. Volunteers must be able to stand for up to three hours, lift up to 20 lbs, and participate in activities with repetitive motion. After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. Please be aware that unlike our other St. Anthony's programs, the Free Clothing Program is unable to have guests (someone receiving clothing service) volunteer at this time. Therefore, we ask that current Free Clothing Program guests do not sign-up to volunteer in our program. We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. We look forward to seeing you soon! 121 Golden Gate Ave

Thank you for helping the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank deliver groceries! Delivery volunteers will pick up 15-20 bags of groceries from the Illinois Warehouse (1050 Marin St, SF) and deliver them to a pre-assigned list of recipients in a given SF neighborhood. Please make sure to specify any route preferences in the “notes” section of your volunteering shift registrations. Due to the nature of the program, we may not be able to accommodate every request. Please also come prepared for your shift by doing the following: Wear close toed shoes Wear comfortable clothing (we recommend layers, a hat, and sunscreen due to the ever-changing weather conditions) Bring a secure lidded water bottle and a snack Bring your charged phone and a charger Download and activate the Onfleet App

Come serve dinner with GLIDE's Daily Free Meals Program and be engaged in a truly transformative experience. The shift starts with set up at 3:30pm, dinner is served to the community from 4 to 5pm, with a short clean up period from 5 to 5:30pm. We serve on average 400 - 500 meals during this shift every day. Our elderly and disabled community members are served in our Coffee House, and the general access line for the Main Dining Room opens at 4pm. Volunteers assist with everything from serving food and bussing tables, to handing out silverware and condiments. Be prepared to roll up your sleeves, break a sweat, and make some beautiful human connections! Requirement: ·        8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Thank you for your understanding and cooperation, we look forward to serving the community together with you! —The GLIDE Volunteer Team

Our Dining Room needs volunteer support to serve coffee and breakfast to our guests! Your help is essential to the success of our breakfast meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in preparation, serving, and cleaning to ensure our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. 121 Golden Gate Ave

Come serve breakfast with GLIDE's Daily Free Meals Program and be engaged in a truly transformative experience. The shift starts with set up at 7am, breakfast is served to the community from 7:30 to 9.30am, with a short clean up period from 9 to 9:30am. We serve on average 500 - 600 meals during this shift every day. Our elderly and disabled community members are served first in our Coffee House, and the general access line for the Main Dining Room opens at 8am. Volunteers assist with everything from serving food and bussing tables, to handing out silverware and condiments. Be prepared to roll up your sleeves, break a sweat, and make some beautiful human connections! Requirement: ·        8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Thank you for your understanding and cooperation, we look forward to serving the community together with you! —The GLIDE Volunteer Team

**Age requirement 18+** The Glide Ambassador Volunteer Program, part of the Cecil Williams Community Ambassador initiative, is dedicated to creating safer and cleaner streets in San Francisco's Tenderloin district. This program honors the legacy of Reverend Cecil Williams by fostering community engagement, keeping the TL streets tidy, and providing essential services to those in need.  Come and be a part of GLIDE's core values of speaking our truth, being radically inclusive, serving each other, and celebrating life! By joining us for a volunteer Community Ambassador cleanup event! This is an opportunity for you to come together, make a difference and take pride in our surroundings. Come meet new people, engage with our community, help reduce pollution and create a clean environment for everyone! More importantly, enjoy the satisfaction of contributing to a collective effort that has a transformative impact.

Welcome, Tree Planting Volunteers! Please join us in planting and celebrating with a delicious lunch after the trees are on the ground!

Help us build grocery boxes for seniors, sort donations, and other various tasks as needed. Individuals and Teams are welcome! Please only volunteer if you have responded to an opportunity. Orientation and training are included in each shift. Volunteers MUST meet age requirements below and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Weekdays: 10+ years old Saturdays: 8+ years old This shift can qualify for SFMTA, SF Court, and Project 20 hours, more info here. ---- Guidelines: Only volunteer if you are healthy and completely comfortable serving. Closed-toe shoes are required at all volunteer projects. We recommend volunteers not wear jewelry. If worn, all items must be covered by the provided gloves and/or hairnets. We suggest dressing in casual and clean layers, as the temperature in the warehouse is often cool. ---- Thank you for volunteering!

St. Anthony’s Free Clothing Program (FCP) is San Francisco’s largest free clothing program. FCP provides fresh, clean clothes, to low-income families and individuals, including those who are experiencing homelessness. It is our goal to distribute the highest quality of clothing possible to ensure that our guests have a positive and dignified experience. Tasks will include sorting, hanging, and quality checking clothing and assisting as personal shoppers for guests. Volunteer shifts may also include creating emergency clothing kits and hygiene item kits. Volunteers must be able to stand for up to three hours, lift up to 20 lbs, and participate in activities with repetitive motion. After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. Please be aware that unlike our other St. Anthony's programs, the Free Clothing Program is unable to have guests (someone receiving clothing service) volunteer at this time. Therefore, we ask that current Free Clothing Program guests do not sign-up to volunteer in our program. We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. We look forward to seeing you soon! 121 Golden Gate Ave

Our Dining Room needs volunteer support to prepare and serve delicious meals for our guests! Your help is essential to the success of our daily hot meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in food preparation, food packing, and ensuring our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. Join us to help us serve over 1,000 meals each day! After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. 121 Golden Gate Ave

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Come help our Playhouse Program by working at our warehouse in the Bayview Neighborhood and preparing the playhouse materials to be used for future projects. Your involvement will support our Playhouse Program, a team building activity when we engage corporate sponsors in building playhouses which are donated to organizations serving children in the community. Tasks will include fabricating, finishing, and painting playhouse parts. WAITLISTING - PLEASE NOTE: If all volunteer slots are filled, please put yourself on the waitlist and send an email to mlew@habitatgsf.org to confirm there is room for you. Upon review, you will be added. Location: Habitat Warehouse, 1320 Egbert Ave., San Francisco, CA Scope of Work: Scope of work can include unloading and storing large lumber deliveries, painting pre-cut playhouse pieces, or light woodworking. Power tool experience is a plus but not a must. Training will be provided but for liability reasons, minors will be limited to non-power tool related work. Please review the Top 10 Safety Tips  before coming to the site. Check-in: 10:15 AM Volunteer Code of Conduct: When you sign up for this shift, you are agreeing to abide by the norms, behavior, and expectations outlined in Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco's Volunteer Code of Conduct and Habitat for Humanity's Safeguarding Video. Reminders: Wear your sturdy, closed-toe shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty/ruined as well as your own gloves and eye protection. Please bring layers as it may get cold in the warehouse. Gloves and eye protection will be available. Remember to bring your lunch if your schedule includes a lunch break. Schedule: 10:30 - 10:45 Welcome and Orientation 10:45 - 12:00 PM Work 30 min break at 12:00 (Please bring your lunch) 2:00 PM Clean up 2:30 Shift ends Age Requirement: All volunteers must be at least 16 years old. Minors must have their waiver signed by a parent/guardian.

Volunteering in the Daily Free Meals Program can be a deeply transformative experience. Our meal service is 100% delivered by community members like you. Volunteers help us serve three hot meals a day, 7 days a week, 364 days a year to the thousands of San Franciscans experiencing food insecurity and hunger. Without you, we would not be able to serve over 2,000 meals a day!  The shift will start at 11:00am with check in, and a brief task orientation from our meals department. Lunch is then served until 1:00pm, and it is one of our busiest meals. Clean up takes place from 1:00pm-1:30pm.  Volunteers perform a number of duties: serving food, handing out condiments, bussing tables, refilling water, preparing food for future meals, and creating bagged lunches to-go.  Requirements: All volunteers must wear close-toed shoes and shirts with sleeves (short or long sleeves are great, just no tank tops). 8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Get ready to break a sweat and make some beautiful human connections!

Join us during your lunch break for a quick, engaging, and impactful hour and a half of service at St. Anthony's Dining Room!Your help is essential to the success of our daily hot meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in food preparation, food packing, and ensuring our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. Join us to help us serve over 1,000 meals each day! After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. 121 Golden Gate Ave , Not available

**Age requirement 18+** The Glide Ambassador Volunteer Program, part of the Cecil Williams Community Ambassador initiative, is dedicated to creating safer and cleaner streets in San Francisco's Tenderloin district. This program honors the legacy of Reverend Cecil Williams by fostering community engagement, keeping the TL streets tidy, and providing essential services to those in need.  Come and be a part of GLIDE's core values of speaking our truth, being radically inclusive, serving each other, and celebrating life! By joining us for a volunteer Community Ambassador cleanup event! This is an opportunity for you to come together, make a difference and take pride in our surroundings. Come meet new people, engage with our community, help reduce pollution and create a clean environment for everyone! More importantly, enjoy the satisfaction of contributing to a collective effort that has a transformative impact.

Come help our Playhouse Program by working at our warehouse in the Bayview Neighborhood and preparing the playhouse materials to be used for future projects. Your involvement will support our Playhouse Program, a team building activity when we engage corporate sponsors in building playhouses which are donated to organizations serving children in the community. Tasks will include fabricating, finishing, and painting playhouse parts. WAITLISTING - PLEASE NOTE: If all volunteer slots are filled, please put yourself on the waitlist and send an email to mlew@habitatgsf.org to confirm there is room for you. Upon review, you will be added. Location: Habitat Warehouse, 1320 Egbert Ave., San Francisco, CA Scope of Work: Scope of work can include unloading and storing large lumber deliveries, painting pre-cut playhouse pieces, or light woodworking. Power tool experience is a plus but not a must. Training will be provided but for liability reasons, minors will be limited to non-power tool related work. Please review the Top 10 Safety Tips  before coming to the site. Check-in: Begins 15 mins before start time Volunteer Code of Conduct: When you sign up for this shift, you are agreeing to abide by the norms, behavior, and expectations outlined in Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco's Volunteer Code of Conduct and Habitat for Humanity's Safeguarding Video. Reminders: Wear your sturdy, closed-toe shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty/ruined as well as your own gloves and eye protection. Please bring layers as it may get cold in the warehouse. Gloves and eye protection will be available. Remember to bring your lunch if your schedule includes a lunch break. Schedule: 12:45 PM Check in 1:00 PM Welcome and Orientation 1:15 - 4:00 PM Work Age Requirement: All volunteers must be at least 16 years old. Minors must have their waiver signed by a parent/guardian. Requires: Habitat GSF Adult and Minor Volunteer Waiver

St. Anthony’s Free Clothing Program (FCP) is San Francisco’s largest free clothing program. FCP provides fresh, clean clothes, to low-income families and individuals, including those who are experiencing homelessness. It is our goal to distribute the highest quality of clothing possible to ensure that our guests have a positive and dignified experience. Tasks will include sorting, hanging, and quality checking clothing and assisting as personal shoppers for guests. Volunteer shifts may also include creating emergency clothing kits and hygiene item kits. Volunteers must be able to stand for up to three hours, lift up to 20 lbs, and participate in activities with repetitive motion. After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. Please be aware that unlike our other St. Anthony's programs, the Free Clothing Program is unable to have guests (someone receiving clothing service) volunteer at this time. Therefore, we ask that current Free Clothing Program guests do not sign-up to volunteer in our program. We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. We look forward to seeing you soon! 121 Golden Gate Ave

Come serve dinner with GLIDE's Daily Free Meals Program and be engaged in a truly transformative experience. The shift starts with set up at 3:30pm, dinner is served to the community from 4 to 5pm, with a short clean up period from 5 to 5:30pm. We serve on average 400 - 500 meals during this shift every day. Our elderly and disabled community members are served in our Coffee House, and the general access line for the Main Dining Room opens at 4pm. Volunteers assist with everything from serving food and bussing tables, to handing out silverware and condiments. Be prepared to roll up your sleeves, break a sweat, and make some beautiful human connections! Requirement: ·        8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Thank you for your understanding and cooperation, we look forward to serving the community together with you! —The GLIDE Volunteer Team

Our Dining Room needs volunteer support to serve coffee and breakfast to our guests! Your help is essential to the success of our breakfast meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in preparation, serving, and cleaning to ensure our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. 121 Golden Gate Ave

Come serve breakfast with GLIDE's Daily Free Meals Program and be engaged in a truly transformative experience. The shift starts with set up at 7am, breakfast is served to the community from 7:30 to 9.30am, with a short clean up period from 9 to 9:30am. We serve on average 500 - 600 meals during this shift every day. Our elderly and disabled community members are served first in our Coffee House, and the general access line for the Main Dining Room opens at 8am. Volunteers assist with everything from serving food and bussing tables, to handing out silverware and condiments. Be prepared to roll up your sleeves, break a sweat, and make some beautiful human connections! Requirement: ·        8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Thank you for your understanding and cooperation, we look forward to serving the community together with you! —The GLIDE Volunteer Team

**Age requirement 18+** The Glide Ambassador Volunteer Program, part of the Cecil Williams Community Ambassador initiative, is dedicated to creating safer and cleaner streets in San Francisco's Tenderloin district. This program honors the legacy of Reverend Cecil Williams by fostering community engagement, keeping the TL streets tidy, and providing essential services to those in need.  Come and be a part of GLIDE's core values of speaking our truth, being radically inclusive, serving each other, and celebrating life! By joining us for a volunteer Community Ambassador cleanup event! This is an opportunity for you to come together, make a difference and take pride in our surroundings. Come meet new people, engage with our community, help reduce pollution and create a clean environment for everyone! More importantly, enjoy the satisfaction of contributing to a collective effort that has a transformative impact.

Our Dining Room needs volunteer support to prepare and serve delicious meals for our guests! Your help is essential to the success of our daily hot meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in food preparation, food packing, and ensuring our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. Join us to help us serve over 1,000 meals each day! After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. 121 Golden Gate Ave

Volunteering in the Daily Free Meals Program can be a deeply transformative experience. Our meal service is 100% delivered by community members like you. Volunteers help us serve three hot meals a day, 7 days a week, 364 days a year to the thousands of San Franciscans experiencing food insecurity and hunger. Without you, we would not be able to serve over 2,000 meals a day!  The shift will start at 11:00am with check in, and a brief task orientation from our meals department. Lunch is then served until 1:00pm, and it is one of our busiest meals. Clean up takes place from 1:00pm-1:30pm.  Volunteers perform a number of duties: serving food, handing out condiments, bussing tables, refilling water, preparing food for future meals, and creating bagged lunches to-go.  Requirements: All volunteers must wear close-toed shoes and shirts with sleeves (short or long sleeves are great, just no tank tops). 8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Get ready to break a sweat and make some beautiful human connections!

Join us during your lunch break for a quick, engaging, and impactful hour and a half of service at St. Anthony's Dining Room!Your help is essential to the success of our daily hot meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in food preparation, food packing, and ensuring our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. Join us to help us serve over 1,000 meals each day! After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. 121 Golden Gate Ave , Not available

**Age requirement 18+** The Glide Ambassador Volunteer Program, part of the Cecil Williams Community Ambassador initiative, is dedicated to creating safer and cleaner streets in San Francisco's Tenderloin district. This program honors the legacy of Reverend Cecil Williams by fostering community engagement, keeping the TL streets tidy, and providing essential services to those in need.  Come and be a part of GLIDE's core values of speaking our truth, being radically inclusive, serving each other, and celebrating life! By joining us for a volunteer Community Ambassador cleanup event! This is an opportunity for you to come together, make a difference and take pride in our surroundings. Come meet new people, engage with our community, help reduce pollution and create a clean environment for everyone! More importantly, enjoy the satisfaction of contributing to a collective effort that has a transformative impact.

Come serve dinner with GLIDE's Daily Free Meals Program and be engaged in a truly transformative experience. The shift starts with set up at 3:30pm, dinner is served to the community from 4 to 5pm, with a short clean up period from 5 to 5:30pm. We serve on average 400 - 500 meals during this shift every day. Our elderly and disabled community members are served in our Coffee House, and the general access line for the Main Dining Room opens at 4pm. Volunteers assist with everything from serving food and bussing tables, to handing out silverware and condiments. Be prepared to roll up your sleeves, break a sweat, and make some beautiful human connections! Requirement: ·        8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Thank you for your understanding and cooperation, we look forward to serving the community together with you! —The GLIDE Volunteer Team

Our Dining Room needs volunteer support to serve coffee and breakfast to our guests! Your help is essential to the success of our breakfast meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in preparation, serving, and cleaning to ensure our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. 121 Golden Gate Ave

Come serve breakfast with GLIDE's Daily Free Meals Program and be engaged in a truly transformative experience. The shift starts with set up at 7am, breakfast is served to the community from 7:30 to 9.30am, with a short clean up period from 9 to 9:30am. We serve on average 500 - 600 meals during this shift every day. Our elderly and disabled community members are served first in our Coffee House, and the general access line for the Main Dining Room opens at 8am. Volunteers assist with everything from serving food and bussing tables, to handing out silverware and condiments. Be prepared to roll up your sleeves, break a sweat, and make some beautiful human connections! Requirement: ·        8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Thank you for your understanding and cooperation, we look forward to serving the community together with you! —The GLIDE Volunteer Team

**Age requirement 18+** The Glide Ambassador Volunteer Program, part of the Cecil Williams Community Ambassador initiative, is dedicated to creating safer and cleaner streets in San Francisco's Tenderloin district. This program honors the legacy of Reverend Cecil Williams by fostering community engagement, keeping the TL streets tidy, and providing essential services to those in need.  Come and be a part of GLIDE's core values of speaking our truth, being radically inclusive, serving each other, and celebrating life! By joining us for a volunteer Community Ambassador cleanup event! This is an opportunity for you to come together, make a difference and take pride in our surroundings. Come meet new people, engage with our community, help reduce pollution and create a clean environment for everyone! More importantly, enjoy the satisfaction of contributing to a collective effort that has a transformative impact.

St. Anthony’s Free Clothing Program (FCP) is San Francisco’s largest free clothing program. FCP provides fresh, clean clothes, to low-income families and individuals, including those who are experiencing homelessness. It is our goal to distribute the highest quality of clothing possible to ensure that our guests have a positive and dignified experience. Tasks will include sorting, hanging, and quality checking clothing and assisting as personal shoppers for guests. Volunteer shifts may also include creating emergency clothing kits and hygiene item kits. Volunteers must be able to stand for up to three hours, lift up to 20 lbs, and participate in activities with repetitive motion. After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. Please be aware that unlike our other St. Anthony's programs, the Free Clothing Program is unable to have guests (someone receiving clothing service) volunteer at this time. Therefore, we ask that current Free Clothing Program guests do not sign-up to volunteer in our program. We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. We look forward to seeing you soon! 121 Golden Gate Ave

Our Dining Room needs volunteer support to prepare and serve delicious meals for our guests! Your help is essential to the success of our daily hot meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in food preparation, food packing, and ensuring our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. Join us to help us serve over 1,000 meals each day! After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. 121 Golden Gate Ave

The GLIDE Daily Free Meals Program needs your help behind the scenes— prep shift volunteers will work with Meals Program staff to make sandwiches and prepare bagged lunches, chop vegetables, sort food donations, and more. The full duration of this shift will take place in our prep room. Requirement: ·        8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Thank you for your understanding and cooperation, we look forward to serving the community together with you! —The GLIDE Volunteer Team

Storytelling and Bookmaking If you’ve ever wanted to go on an adventure, now’s your chance! We’ve got open Crew Member positions for our Storytelling & Bookmaking (STBM) field trips at our Valencia Street location. Captain Blue, our resident Pirate-turned-Publisher, seeks a few brave souls to join our merry band of writing coaches. Each week we embark on whirlwind adventures guiding groups of energetic students through the steps of the writing process. No two adventures are ever the same on our STBM field trips and there’s always something to write home about!!! During each field trip a new class of 2nd-3rd grade students collaboratively writes the beginning and middle of an original story aided by our Ghostwriter who actually drafts the narrative by typing onto a large screen while following the directions of our Lead Storyteller/Adventure Tour Guide. Table Support Role: As a Table Support Volunteer, you’ll be tasked with helping a group of 4-6 students navigate the Character Development phase. Then you will provide more individualized support as your table group works on their individual endings. You might even get a chance to take student “author photos” or assist with printing and binding the storybooks for distribution!! Note: At no point in time are you expected to single-handedly help your table create the entire book. It's a group effort. It is also a very fast paced adventure requiring that you be very flexible, able to pivot in the moment, and be willing to learn and grow into the role. As part of our crew, you will help students at your table develop their creative confidence and pride in their writing because no matter where they are in the process – each child goes home with a copy of the newly-published books they created as a class. As a token of our appreciation, you will receive a copy of the book as well. Roles for the Thrill Seeker: We also need volunteers for specialized roles like Ghostwriter, Illustrator, and even the role of our mysterious Captain Blue–which is GREAT for those of you who love improv! If you are interested in any of these roles you need to speak directly to the Program Coordinator after you have become more familiar with the STBM format. The Ask: We encourage you to volunteer weekly, biweekly, or monthly if your schedule allows. *Spanish speaking ability is helpful! Next Steps: You will get an automated email welcoming you to 826 Valencia. Then someone from the MC Field Trips Team will send you a “Welcome New Volunteers” email once you’re on our official radar. After that, keep your eyes peeled for an email from our Field Team one business day before your actual shift, which will include more information about the class we'll be supporting that day. The Adventure: When you arrive at 826 Valencia, enter through the Pirate Store. If the door is locked, ring the doorbell to the left of the door or knock loudly, and we'll come greet you! Questions?? Please contact the Mission Center Field Trips Team at Lori fieldtrips@826valencia.org

Volunteering in the Daily Free Meals Program can be a deeply transformative experience. Our meal service is 100% delivered by community members like you. Volunteers help us serve three hot meals a day, 7 days a week, 364 days a year to the thousands of San Franciscans experiencing food insecurity and hunger. Without you, we would not be able to serve over 2,000 meals a day!  The shift will start at 11:00am with check in, and a brief task orientation from our meals department. Lunch is then served until 1:00pm, and it is one of our busiest meals. Clean up takes place from 1:00pm-1:30pm.  Volunteers perform a number of duties: serving food, handing out condiments, bussing tables, refilling water, preparing food for future meals, and creating bagged lunches to-go.  Requirements: All volunteers must wear close-toed shoes and shirts with sleeves (short or long sleeves are great, just no tank tops). 8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Get ready to break a sweat and make some beautiful human connections!

Join us during your lunch break for a quick, engaging, and impactful hour and a half of service at St. Anthony's Dining Room!Your help is essential to the success of our daily hot meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in food preparation, food packing, and ensuring our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. Join us to help us serve over 1,000 meals each day! After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. 121 Golden Gate Ave , Not available

**Age requirement 18+** The Glide Ambassador Volunteer Program, part of the Cecil Williams Community Ambassador initiative, is dedicated to creating safer and cleaner streets in San Francisco's Tenderloin district. This program honors the legacy of Reverend Cecil Williams by fostering community engagement, keeping the TL streets tidy, and providing essential services to those in need.  Come and be a part of GLIDE's core values of speaking our truth, being radically inclusive, serving each other, and celebrating life! By joining us for a volunteer Community Ambassador cleanup event! This is an opportunity for you to come together, make a difference and take pride in our surroundings. Come meet new people, engage with our community, help reduce pollution and create a clean environment for everyone! More importantly, enjoy the satisfaction of contributing to a collective effort that has a transformative impact.

St. Anthony’s Free Clothing Program (FCP) is San Francisco’s largest free clothing program. FCP provides fresh, clean clothes, to low-income families and individuals, including those who are experiencing homelessness. It is our goal to distribute the highest quality of clothing possible to ensure that our guests have a positive and dignified experience. Tasks will include sorting, hanging, and quality checking clothing and assisting as personal shoppers for guests. Volunteer shifts may also include creating emergency clothing kits and hygiene item kits. Volunteers must be able to stand for up to three hours, lift up to 20 lbs, and participate in activities with repetitive motion. After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. Please be aware that unlike our other St. Anthony's programs, the Free Clothing Program is unable to have guests (someone receiving clothing service) volunteer at this time. Therefore, we ask that current Free Clothing Program guests do not sign-up to volunteer in our program. We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. We look forward to seeing you soon! 121 Golden Gate Ave

Come help our Playhouse Program by working at our warehouse in the Bayview Neighborhood and preparing the playhouse materials to be used for future projects. Your involvement will support our Playhouse Program, a team building activity when we engage corporate sponsors in building playhouses which are donated to organizations serving children in the community. Tasks will include fabricating, finishing, and painting playhouse parts. WAITLISTING - PLEASE NOTE: If all volunteer slots are filled, please put yourself on the waitlist and send an email to mlew@habitatgsf.org to confirm there is room for you. Upon review, you will be added. Location: Habitat Warehouse, 1320 Egbert Ave., San Francisco, CA Scope of Work: Scope of work can include unloading and storing large lumber deliveries, painting pre-cut playhouse pieces, or light woodworking. Power tool experience is a plus but not a must. Training will be provided but for liability reasons, minors will be limited to non-power tool related work. Please review the Top 10 Safety Tips  before coming to the site. Check-in: Begins 15 mins before start time Volunteer Code of Conduct: When you sign up for this shift, you are agreeing to abide by the norms, behavior, and expectations outlined in Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco's Volunteer Code of Conduct and Habitat for Humanity's Safeguarding Video. Reminders: Wear your sturdy, closed-toe shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty/ruined as well as your own gloves and eye protection. Please bring layers as it may get cold in the warehouse. Gloves and eye protection will be available. Remember to bring your lunch if your schedule includes a lunch break. Schedule: 12:45 PM Check in 1:00 PM Welcome and Orientation 1:15 - 4:00 PM Work Age Requirement: All volunteers must be at least 16 years old. Minors must have their waiver signed by a parent/guardian. Requires: Habitat GSF Adult and Minor Volunteer Waiver

Come serve dinner with GLIDE's Daily Free Meals Program and be engaged in a truly transformative experience. The shift starts with set up at 3:30pm, dinner is served to the community from 4 to 5pm, with a short clean up period from 5 to 5:30pm. We serve on average 400 - 500 meals during this shift every day. Our elderly and disabled community members are served in our Coffee House, and the general access line for the Main Dining Room opens at 4pm. Volunteers assist with everything from serving food and bussing tables, to handing out silverware and condiments. Be prepared to roll up your sleeves, break a sweat, and make some beautiful human connections! Requirement: ·        8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Thank you for your understanding and cooperation, we look forward to serving the community together with you! —The GLIDE Volunteer Team

Our Dining Room needs volunteer support to serve coffee and breakfast to our guests! Your help is essential to the success of our breakfast meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in preparation, serving, and cleaning to ensure our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. 121 Golden Gate Ave

Come serve breakfast with GLIDE's Daily Free Meals Program and be engaged in a truly transformative experience. The shift starts with set up at 7am, breakfast is served to the community from 7:30 to 9.30am, with a short clean up period from 9 to 9:30am. We serve on average 500 - 600 meals during this shift every day. Our elderly and disabled community members are served first in our Coffee House, and the general access line for the Main Dining Room opens at 8am. Volunteers assist with everything from serving food and bussing tables, to handing out silverware and condiments. Be prepared to roll up your sleeves, break a sweat, and make some beautiful human connections! Requirement: ·        8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Thank you for your understanding and cooperation, we look forward to serving the community together with you! —The GLIDE Volunteer Team

Help us build grocery bags for home delivery. Individuals and Teams are welcome! Please only volunteer if you have responded to an opportunity. Orientation and training are included in each shift. Volunteers MUST be 11 years or older and minors must be accompanied by an adult. This shift can qualify for SFMTA, SF Court, and Project 20 hours, more info here. ---- Guidelines: Only volunteer if you are healthy and completely comfortable serving. Closed-toe shoes are required at all volunteer projects. We recommend volunteers not wear jewelry. If worn, all items must be covered by the provided gloves and/or hairnets. We suggest dressing in casual and clean layers, as the temperature in the warehouse is often cool. ---- Thank you for volunteering!

St. Anthony’s Free Clothing Program (FCP) is San Francisco’s largest free clothing program. FCP provides fresh, clean clothes, to low-income families and individuals, including those who are experiencing homelessness. It is our goal to distribute the highest quality of clothing possible to ensure that our guests have a positive and dignified experience. Tasks will include sorting, hanging, and quality checking clothing and assisting as personal shoppers for guests. Volunteer shifts may also include creating emergency clothing kits and hygiene item kits. Volunteers must be able to stand for up to three hours, lift up to 20 lbs, and participate in activities with repetitive motion. After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. Please be aware that unlike our other St. Anthony's programs, the Free Clothing Program is unable to have guests (someone receiving clothing service) volunteer at this time. Therefore, we ask that current Free Clothing Program guests do not sign-up to volunteer in our program. We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. We look forward to seeing you soon! 121 Golden Gate Ave

Help restore and maintain historic landscapes and cultural resources throughout Fort Mason.

Our Dining Room needs volunteer support to prepare and serve delicious meals for our guests! Your help is essential to the success of our daily hot meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in food preparation, food packing, and ensuring our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. Join us to help us serve over 1,000 meals each day! After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. 121 Golden Gate Ave

Strictly 18+ Join our Health Empowerment and Access Team (HEAT), Syringe Access Services (SAS) team in offering unconditional love and access to essential life-saving supplies such as Narcan and other supportive resources for our community members. At the Health Hub, the SAS desk is a common initial touchpoint for participants to connect to services like Hep C and STI testing, health navigation and case management. As a volunteer, you will help with tasks like organizing and preparing materials, while also connecting directly with participants to take orders and share information about additional resources services. Through compassionate, person-centered approach, you will play a key role in promoting health, dignity and safer more supportive environment for everyone. Dress Code: All volunteers must wear close-toe shoes at all times. Masks are no longer required at Glide but volunteers can wear one if they need to.

The GLIDE Daily Free Meals Program needs your help behind the scenes— prep shift volunteers will work with Meals Program staff to make sandwiches and prepare bagged lunches, chop vegetables, sort food donations, and more. The full duration of this shift will take place in our prep room. Requirement: ·        8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Thank you for your understanding and cooperation, we look forward to serving the community together with you! —The GLIDE Volunteer Team

Storytelling and Bookmaking If you’ve ever wanted to go on an adventure, now’s your chance! We’ve got open Crew Member positions for our Storytelling & Bookmaking (STBM) field trips at our Valencia Street location. Captain Blue, our resident Pirate-turned-Publisher, seeks a few brave souls to join our merry band of writing coaches. Each week we embark on whirlwind adventures guiding groups of energetic students through the steps of the writing process. No two adventures are ever the same on our STBM field trips and there’s always something to write home about!!! During each field trip a new class of 2nd-3rd grade students collaboratively writes the beginning and middle of an original story aided by our Ghostwriter who actually drafts the narrative by typing onto a large screen while following the directions of our Lead Storyteller/Adventure Tour Guide. Table Support Role: As a Table Support Volunteer, you’ll be tasked with helping a group of 4-6 students navigate the Character Development phase. Then you will provide more individualized support as your table group works on their individual endings. You might even get a chance to take student “author photos” or assist with printing and binding the storybooks for distribution!! Note: At no point in time are you expected to single-handedly help your table create the entire book. It's a group effort. It is also a very fast paced adventure requiring that you be very flexible, able to pivot in the moment, and be willing to learn and grow into the role. As part of our crew, you will help students at your table develop their creative confidence and pride in their writing because no matter where they are in the process – each child goes home with a copy of the newly-published books they created as a class. As a token of our appreciation, you will receive a copy of the book as well. Roles for the Thrill Seeker: We also need volunteers for specialized roles like Ghostwriter, Illustrator, and even the role of our mysterious Captain Blue–which is GREAT for those of you who love improv! If you are interested in any of these roles you need to speak directly to the Program Coordinator after you have become more familiar with the STBM format. The Ask: We encourage you to volunteer weekly, biweekly, or monthly if your schedule allows. *Spanish speaking ability is helpful! Next Steps: You will get an automated email welcoming you to 826 Valencia. Then someone from the MC Field Trips Team will send you a “Welcome New Volunteers” email once you’re on our official radar. After that, keep your eyes peeled for an email from our Field Team one business day before your actual shift, which will include more information about the class we'll be supporting that day. The Adventure: When you arrive at 826 Valencia, enter through the Pirate Store. If the door is locked, ring the doorbell to the left of the door or knock loudly, and we'll come greet you! Questions?? Please contact the Mission Center Field Trips Team at Lori fieldtrips@826valencia.org

Volunteering in the Daily Free Meals Program can be a deeply transformative experience. Our meal service is 100% delivered by community members like you. Volunteers help us serve three hot meals a day, 7 days a week, 364 days a year to the thousands of San Franciscans experiencing food insecurity and hunger. Without you, we would not be able to serve over 2,000 meals a day!  The shift will start at 11:00am with check in, and a brief task orientation from our meals department. Lunch is then served until 1:00pm, and it is one of our busiest meals. Clean up takes place from 1:00pm-1:30pm.  Volunteers perform a number of duties: serving food, handing out condiments, bussing tables, refilling water, preparing food for future meals, and creating bagged lunches to-go.  Requirements: All volunteers must wear close-toed shoes and shirts with sleeves (short or long sleeves are great, just no tank tops). 8+ years old (fully completed and signed minor waiver required for volunteers younger than 18) Get ready to break a sweat and make some beautiful human connections!

Community Markets are large-scale, multi-day pantries that are equity-centered and community-led. They feel like a grocery store with community participants able to browse, touch, and choose products. This opportunity is an indoor community market being operated by Food Bank staff. Volunteers will assist with various roles, including but not limited to: Lead Volunteer, Inventory Assistant, Greeter, Sign-In/Intake, Stocker, Co-Shopper, Loading Assistant/Runner, or Floater. Upon arrival, volunteers will be assigned and trained for a specific task based on a range of factors, including: number of staff, volunteers, participants, volunteer preference, and other considerations. ---- Individuals and Teams are welcome! Please only volunteer if you have responded to an opportunity. Orientation and training are included in each shift. Volunteers MUST be 11 years or older and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Shifts at Community Markets do not qualify for SFMTA, SF Court, and Project 20 hours, more info here. ---- Guidelines: With so few volunteer spots at Community Markets, each missing volunteer makes a huge difference in the shift. While we hope you can attend, please cancel your response as early as possible if you are unable to attend. Only volunteer if you are healthy and completely comfortable serving. Closed-toe shoes are required at all volunteer projects. Be aware there will not be a place to store personal belongings, please do not bring valuables.

Help us sort through grocery store donations, glean produce, build grocery bags for home delivery, help with a drive-thru pantry distribution, and other various tasks as needed. Individuals and Teams are welcome! Please only volunteer if you have responded to an opportunity. Orientation and training are included in each shift. Volunteers MUST be 11 years or older and minors must be accompanied by an adult. This shift does not qualify for SFMTA, SF Court, and Project 20 hours, more info here. ---- Guidelines: Only volunteer if you are healthy and completely comfortable serving. Closed-toe shoes are required at all volunteer projects. We recommend volunteers not wear jewelry. If worn, all items must be covered by the provided gloves and/or hairnets. We suggest dressing in casual and clean layers, as the temperature in the warehouse is often cool. ---- Thank you for volunteering!

Help us build grocery boxes for seniors, sort donations, and other various tasks as needed. Individuals and Teams are welcome! Please only volunteer if you have responded to an opportunity. Orientation and training are included in each shift. Volunteers MUST meet age requirements below and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Weekdays: 10+ years old Saturdays: 8+ years old This shift can qualify for SFMTA, SF Court, and Project 20 hours, more info here. ---- Guidelines: Only volunteer if you are healthy and completely comfortable serving. Closed-toe shoes are required at all volunteer projects. We recommend volunteers not wear jewelry. If worn, all items must be covered by the provided gloves and/or hairnets. We suggest dressing in casual and clean layers, as the temperature in the warehouse is often cool. ---- Thank you for volunteering!

Join us during your lunch break for a quick, engaging, and impactful hour and a half of service at St. Anthony's Dining Room!Your help is essential to the success of our daily hot meal service. Volunteers will be assigned roles in food preparation, food packing, and ensuring our Dining Room guests are served with dignity. Please note that volunteers will be serving inside our Dining Room where the vaccination status of guests who are eating may be unknown. Volunteers are not required to do any heavy lifting; however, they will need to stand for the majority of the shift. Join us to help us serve over 1,000 meals each day! After signing up you should receive a confirmation email. If it does not appear in your inbox, please check your spam folder. If you are still unable to find your confirmation, email us at volunteer@stanthonysf.org. 121 Golden Gate Ave , Not available