Daily Bread Food Bank - Volunteer hours for high school students (Take Action Project food drives)

High school students earn community service hours by running a food drive for Daily Bread: every 25 non-perishable food items collected counts as 1 volunteer hour.

Program in Toronto. Volunteering Teens & youth Students Food & halal

How to reach them

1. Go to their application form.
2. Say who you are and what you are offering or asking.
3. Come back here and tell us if they answered.

Other ways, if that one is quiet

• Volunteer pageGo to their volunteer page
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• FormGo to their application form
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Where else they are

Their website is dailybread.ca/.../individual-volunteering.

Good to know

• For whomHigh school students (no minimum age stated for food drives); regular warehouse shifts are typically 18+, ages 11 to 14 may join public food sort events only with a parent or guardian, school groups in grades 6 to 12 can book Tuesday mornings, and club or faith groups need members aged 15+.
• CostFree
• They welcomevolunteers, donations
• LanguagesEnglish
• Their stepsRegister a food drive at dailybread.ca/get-involved/hosting-and-fundraising/?startafooddrive and tick 'I'm a high school student interested in earning volunteer hours'. Collect non-perishable food from family, neighbours or your school; every 25 items equals 1 volunteer hour. Follow the drop-off instructions you receive after registering, and ask how your hours will be confirmed for your school's community involvement form. Teachers can also book a school group (grades 6 to 12) for Tuesday 9:30 to 11:30 AM sorting at 191 New Toronto Street through the School Groups form on dailybread.ca/volunteer.

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