Allston Brighton Food Pantry

Celebrating 50 Years of Feeding the Community!

Food Justice Volunteer Opportunities

Contact: Grace Wang, Volunteer Coordinator

Volunteer@brightonallstonucc.org

First Tuesday Food Truck Unloading: On the first Tuesday of the month, we need assistance unloading the delivery of food from the Food Bank. This is one of our most urgent needs and a great opportunity for groups (and individuals like yourself!).

Shift: 2pm - 4pm

Community Supper Wednesday: Every Wednesday, we need volunteers to help make food, give out fresh groceries to our guests (just this Wednesday we served roughly 160 guests!), and clean up.

Shifts:

• 9am - 11am (kitchen or bag making)

• 11am - 1pm (kitchen or bag making)

• 1pm - 3pm (bag making and kitchen clean up)

• 3pm - 5pm (bag and meal distribution)

• 5pm - 6:30pm (bag and meal distribution and clean up)

Friday Food Basket Making: We need volunteers to help put together food baskets for our 2nd and 4th Saturday food pantry distributions. On non food pantry distribution Fridays, help with other weekly operational pantry tasks is also needed.

Shift: 1pm - 3pm

Saturday Food Basket Distribution: On the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month we need help distributing food baskets (prepared on Friday) to our community guests.

Shift: 8:30am - 1:15pm (or anytime within that)

Give

Reach out to Matt Rasure, Director of Development, to talk about how you, your organization, or your company can partner with the work of ABFP!
development@brightonallstonucc.org

-Food can be dropped off Tuesday-Thursday 9 am -3 pm and Friday 9 am -1 pm or into our community fridge 24/7

-We need weekly volunteers in our Food Pantry and/or Community Supper.

-Make a tax-deductible donation to the Allston Brighton Food Pantry

Receive

-Everyone is welcome to access all of our services!
No proof of need required!

As SNAP benefits expire on Nov. 1, we are here for you. We are neighbors offering neighbors food, justice, and love!

Grocery Distributions

Every Wednesday
3–6PM
One bag of fresh groceries for households of 1–4 people
Two bags of fresh groceries for households of 5 or more

Second and Fourth Saturdays
One large box (3–4 bags) of dry pantry goods and fresh groceries for households of 1–4 people
Two large boxes (6–8 bags) of dry pantry goods and fresh groceries for households of 5 or more