Saturday, January, 7th

Second Harvest Food Bank, Irvine
 
Did you know that we have 200,000 hungry people in the Orange County community?  Fight hunger, give back to the community, and network with fellow Cornellians as you sort, crate and box food that will be distributed directly to those in need.  The Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County is extremely excited to welcome us back for another morning of do-good volunteering!  See below for details.
 
Who:  Cornellians, family and friends (minimum age of 14 years)
What:  Fight hunger
Where:  Second Harvest Food Bank, 8014 Marine Way, Irvine, CA 92618
When:  Saturday, January 7th from 9 am – 12 noon
Why:  To help create a future where no one is hungry
How:  By sorting and packaging food items that will be distributed directly to the 200,000 hungry people in our community
 
Directions and Parking
• Directions found at this link – just click “Map to Irvine Warehouse”
• Do not use GPS/mapping devices! They will take you to an incorrect location!
• Parking directions at this link – just click “Volunteer Parking Map”
 
Adult Sign Up
• Online signup through this link is required and is for adults only
• http://feedoc.volunteerhub.com/Events/Event/Summary.aspx? EventID=3892065. Just click the link, click “Sign Up” at the bottom, and then create a profile or enter your username and password.
• Each participating adult must complete their own registration and sign up
• See below for information about minors
 
Minors
• 14-17-year-olds are welcome to attend
• Must be accompanied by an adult 21-years-old or older – ratio of 1 adult to 10 minors
• Must bring a completed minor liability form signed by their parent/guardian or will not be allowed to volunteer. The form can be found at this link – just click “Adult and Minor Warehouse Liability Form”
• Accompanying adults must supervise minors at all times and volunteer alongside them
• Contact Volunteer Coordinator, Sylvia Nguyen, to RSVP for minor(s) and provide their name and age: Sylvia@FeedOC.org or (949) 208-3137
 
What to Wear and Expect
• Closed-toed shoes are required
• The temperature in the distribution center is similar to the temperature outside. We recommend wearing comfortable clothing accordingly.
 
Food and Monetary Donations
• If you would like to bring your own food donations to your volunteer event, our current, most-needed shelf-stable items are:
– peanut butter
– canned meat
– canned fruit
– cereal (hot or cold)
•  Monetary donations of any size are greatly appreciated! 90 cents of every $1 goes toward our programs, and $1 can provide 3 meals. Click HERE if you would like to make a donation. Thank you for your support!
 
For more information or questions please contact Olivia Prout at otp2@cornell.edu.