Opportunities From: GRACE

The Food Pantry is a self-select style allows families to shop for perishable and nonperishable food including fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy products, and bread. The pantry remains stocked with items that are provided by in-kind donations, the GRACE Community Garden, and an active partnership with the Tarrant Area Food Bank.  

Volunteers assist behind the scenes receiving donations, sorting, organizing, pricing, shelving and stocking.   

The Food Pantry is a self-select style allows families to shop for perishable and nonperishable food including fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy products, and bread. The pantry remains stocked with items that are provided by in-kind donations, the GRACE Community Garden, and an active partnership with the Tarrant Area Food Bank.  

Volunteers assist behind the scenes receiving donations, sorting, organizing, pricing, shelving and stocking.   

The Food Pantry is a self-select style allows families to shop for perishable and nonperishable food including fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy products, and bread. The pantry remains stocked with items that are provided by in-kind donations, the GRACE Community Garden, and an active partnership with the Tarrant Area Food Bank.  

Volunteers at the front end are primarily responsible for greeting shoppers, helping them navigate the pantry, and helping with checkout.  

Please note volunteers signing up for this opportunity must pass a background check.  Anyone found to be in this role without meeting requirements will be prohibited from further volunteer service.  Thank you for helping us maintain a safe environment.

The Food Pantry is a self-select style allows families to shop for perishable and nonperishable food including fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy products, and bread. The pantry remains stocked with items that are provided by in-kind donations, the GRACE Community Garden, and an active partnership with the Tarrant Area Food Bank.  

Volunteers at the front end are primarily responsible for greeting shoppers, helping them navigate the pantry, and helping with checkout.  

Please note volunteers signing up for this opportunity must pass a background check.  Anyone found to be in this role without meeting requirements will be prohibited from further volunteer service.  Thank you for helping us maintain a safe environment.

Feed Our Kids (FOK) provides approximately 32,000 lunches each year to children in the Grapevine–Colleyville Independent School District. Every one of you helps fill those “hungry” summer weeks with lunches, drinks, exercise, activities, smiles, and a loving atmosphere.

Volunteers will serve lunches and engage children through fun activities.

The Food Pantry is a self-select style allows families to shop for perishable and nonperishable food including fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy products, and bread. The pantry remains stocked with items that are provided by in-kind donations, the GRACE Community Garden, and an active partnership with the Tarrant Area Food Bank.  

Volunteers at the front end are primarily responsible for greeting shoppers, helping them navigate the pantry, and helping with checkout.  

Please note volunteers signing up for this opportunity must pass a background check.  Anyone found to be in this role without meeting requirements will be prohibited from further volunteer service.  Thank you for helping us maintain a safe environment.

The Food Pantry is a self-select style allows families to shop for perishable and nonperishable food including fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy products, and bread. The pantry remains stocked with items that are provided by in-kind donations, the GRACE Community Garden, and an active partnership with the Tarrant Area Food Bank.  

Volunteers assist behind the scenes receiving donations, sorting, organizing, pricing, shelving and stocking.   

The Food Pantry is a self-select style allows families to shop for perishable and nonperishable food including fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy products, and bread. The pantry remains stocked with items that are provided by in-kind donations, the GRACE Community Garden, and an active partnership with the Tarrant Area Food Bank.  

Volunteers will help drive or ride along in the Pantry trucks for pickups and deliveries.

Requirements:

Pull weeds and spent crops

Plant cabbage.  Turn compost bins, add leaves.  Weed and mulch.

Plant winter squash.  Remove spent crops, apply manure and/or finished compost. Replant where needed.   Weed and mulch.

Weed and mulch generally, turn compost piles, and water.

Tomato pruning as needed.  Weed and mulch.

Weed and mulch as needed

Plant succession follow on yellow squash, zucchini squash and winter squash. Turn compost piles to aerate and water.  Weed and mulch generally.