Opportunities for Corporate Teams & Partners

Deepen your company’s involvement in the community and strengthen your corporate social responsibility goals. Share the opportunity to volunteer with your co-workers and colleagues.

• Team Building
  • Increase employee engagement through a shared volunteer experience. Build camaraderie within your team while involving your employees in your corporate social responsibility goals.
• Celebrate your Day of Caring or Global Month of Service by volunteering!
  • Invite your co-workers and their family members to join you in this special day. Make it a tradition each year for your company and invite partners from others branches or even your competitors!

• We require that all volunteers register with Food Lifeline even if your company has its own process for tracking and registering employee volunteer activities.
• We encourage you to invite your community partners, association members and family to join you in service.
• We invite you to take and share photos of your team during your volunteer session. Remember to use #FoodLifeline! If you plan to bring your own photographer/videographer, let us know and we’ll connect you with our Marketing team for assistance.
• If you need to modify your reservation, please contact us immediately at volunteer@foodlifeline.org.

• Many employers match their employee volunteer hours or donations. Yours might too – check with your supervisor.
• Create a virtual volunteer experience for your team by hosting a virtual food drive.
• Join Food Frenzy! A friendly competition between businesses, community groups, sports teams, and more to help end hunger through creative fundraising, volunteering, and team-building activities.

Guide to Making a Reservation                          Group Request Form                                       FAQ

• Each individual must register in advance to volunteer.
• For the safety of our staff and other volunteers, please reschedule if you are feeling ill.
• Our warehouse environment can be cool. For your comfort, please dress in warm layers.
• Closed-toed shoes are required to be worn while volunteering, no exceptions.
• Food-safe gloves will be provided to be worn when handling food items.
• Your work will be physical in nature and includes long periods of standing. You may be asked to lift up to 40 pounds.
• Please arrive 15 minutes early and plan to participate during the entire session.
• If you are running late, please call (206) 545-6600 to let us know. Volunteers who are more than 15 minutes late will need to reschedule.
• Volunteers who are under the age of 18 will need a parent or guardian to sign a consent form.
• Parking: Onsite parking is available in a limited capacity. Carpooling is recommended. Please let us know if you plan to bring a bus for your group.