Opportunities From: Volunteer Spokane

The Community Showed Up. Now We Need Volunteers to Help Us Keep Up. The generosity of our community has been extraordinary. In response to the recent fires, Partners INW has received an overwhelming amount of clothing donations from individuals, businesses, and organizations wanting to help.

Now we need volunteers Monday through Friday to help us sort these donations so they can quickly reach families in need.

As a Clothing Donation Sorter, you'll help:

• Sort clothing by size, type, season, and condition.

• Inspect donations to ensure they are clean and ready for distribution.

• Fold, hang, and organize clothing for our free Community Clothing Bank.

• Help ensure families affected by the fires and others facing hardship have access to quality clothing with dignity.

This is a hands-on volunteer opportunity that makes an immediate impact. No experience is necessary—we'll provide all the training you need.

Whether you can volunteer once or make it part of your weekly routine, your time will make a real difference.

To learn more, contact Tania Handleman, Volunteer Program Manager, at 509-508-4662. Together, we can turn an overwhelming amount of generosity into hope for our neighbors.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Partners INW! Please visit our volunteer portal to browse this opportunity, learn more, and sign up for a shift.

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Help Feed Hundreds of Families Every Day

Partners INW serves approximately 300 households each day through our Food Bank, providing food assistance to individuals, families, seniors, and children throughout our community. A significant portion of the food we distribute comes from local grocery store partners who generously donate food that would otherwise go to waste.

We are currently seeking dependable Volunteer Grocery Rescue Drivers to help transport these donations from local grocery stores to our Food Bank.

What You'll Do:

• Pick up donated food from local grocery stores

• Deliver donations to Partners INW

• Help ensure quality food reaches families in need

• Play a direct role in reducing food waste and fighting hunger in our community

Availability Needed:

Routes are available Monday through Saturday. The time commitment is approximately 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, though pickup times may vary slightly depending on the route.

You do not need to commit to every day. Whether you are available one day per week, several days per week, or would like to take on a regular route, we would love to discuss your availability and find a schedule that works for you.

Requirements:

• Valid driver's license

• Reliable personal vehicle

• Current vehicle registration and insurance

• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds

• Commitment to safety • Pickup truck or other vehicle that can easily carry up to 1000 lbs of food.

Please note: Volunteers are providing their own transportation. Will need a pickup truck or other vehicle that can easily carry up to 1000 lbs of food.

The Community Showed Up. Now We Need Volunteers to Help Us Keep Up. The generosity of our community has been extraordinary. In response to the recent fires, Partners INW has received an overwhelming amount of clothing donations from individuals, businesses, and organizations wanting to help.

Now we need volunteers Monday through Friday to help us sort these donations so they can quickly reach families in need.

As a Clothing Donation Sorter, you'll help:

• Sort clothing by size, type, season, and condition.

• Inspect donations to ensure they are clean and ready for distribution.

• Fold, hang, and organize clothing for our free Community Clothing Bank.

• Help ensure families affected by the fires and others facing hardship have access to quality clothing with dignity.

This is a hands-on volunteer opportunity that makes an immediate impact. No experience is necessary—we'll provide all the training you need.

Whether you can volunteer once or make it part of your weekly routine, your time will make a real difference.

To learn more, contact Tania Handleman, Volunteer Program Manager, at 509-508-4662.

Together, we can turn an overwhelming amount of generosity into hope for our neighbors.