Food Aid ProjectA 501(c)(3) nonprofit

Building now · Skills for Food Security Service Corps

Bring what you know to work that matters.

The Service Corps connects useful skills, experience and relationships with Food Aid Project’s developing mission needs. Tell us what you do well and what kind of contribution would feel meaningful to you.

Start with the person

Good service builds on people’s real strengths. Whenever practical, we look for a useful match between Food Aid Project’s needs and a participant’s skills, interests, experience and availability.

Choose your route

There is more than one way to contribute.

Start with the path that sounds most like you. One questionnaire helps us understand your interests, availability and the kind of work that could be a useful match.

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Use your skills

Offer professional, technical, creative, research or outreach experience.

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Explore community service

Ask about eligible remote work, subject to written program and supervising-authority approval.

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Partner, mentor or refer

Help connect people, expertise and institutions to meaningful work.

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Join the network

Tell us how you would like to contribute

This questionnaire is a starting point for remote volunteers, skilled professionals, mentors, connectors and people exploring eligible community-service work or an organizational partnership.

Food Aid Project may use your responses to identify possible opportunities now or in the future and to follow up when an appropriate remote project, jurisdictional pathway, outreach initiative, or partnership becomes available.

Remote-only operating model: Food Aid Project does not currently manage in-person volunteer programs, food processing, packing, warehouse shifts, distribution-line work, or event staffing. Current opportunities are remote and knowledge-, relationship-, communication-, research-, or technology-based.
Important program status: submitting this questionnaire does not create a placement, approve community-service credit, establish an attorney-client relationship, or guarantee acceptance by a court, probation office, or other authority. Do not begin counting hours unless Food Aid Project and the applicable supervising authority have approved a written service plan.
Please do not submit sensitive legal or personal information. Do not include charges, alleged conduct, case numbers, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, medical information, financial account information, passwords, or confidential legal communications.

Questionnaire

Help us understand the right fit

Fields marked * are required. This first-stage form intentionally avoids sensitive legal information.

1. About you

Participants under 18 require a separate guardian and suitability review.

2. How are you interested in participating?

Select every option that applies. *

3. What do you know and what do you love to do?

Areas you could contribute remotely

4. Outreach, social media, and influence

Complete this section when outreach, communications, content, or audience relationships are part of what you can contribute.

5. Remote availability
All current assignments are remote. We are not recruiting for in-person food handling, packing, warehousing, distribution shifts, or event staffing.
6. Follow-up and consent

Read the questionnaire privacy notice. You may request correction or deletion by emailing info@foodaidproject.org.

Questionnaire received

Reference:

Food Aid Project will review your information for a suitable remote opportunity or future match. This is not approval to begin community-service hours.

Email fallback

The secure intake service is not currently available. Select Email to Food Aid Project, review the prepared questionnaire, and press send. You may also copy the questionnaire below.

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