Welcome among the food rescuers!
The Food Bank’s goal is to turn surplus into help, not waste. Day by day, we work to deliver rescued food
to people in need – and our volunteers play an invaluable role in this mission.
In an average month, you can help with packing donations, participating in events, distributing flyers,
or even providing administrative support.
Check out where you can best get involved – every hand counts!
Why is it good to be a volunteer?
Being a volunteer not only helps others, but also gives you a lot.
Besides doing good, you also gain benefits that can have a long-term impact on your life:
- You meet new people and belong to a community.
- Your empathy, communication and organizational skills develop.
- You can gain real experience even for entering the job market.
- It energizes, motivates, and strengthens your self-confidence.
- It helps you see that small actions also count.
Volunteering is therefore not only about giving, but also about enriching yourself – with experiences, knowledge and connections.
Why is it good for the world?
The impact of volunteering goes beyond the individual – it helps social cohesion, strengthens communities, and can even have a beneficial effect on the environment.
Some activities, such as food rescue, also carry concrete economic and ecological benefits:
- Food waste is reduced, so fewer resources are wasted.
- Waste production and greenhouse gas emissions (e.g. CO₂) are reduced.
- Rescued food reaches those in need, reducing social inequality.
- Volunteer work helps nonprofit organizations operate, which also means financial relief for the social welfare system.
Here are the volunteer roles
You can select one or more positions that interest you from the following positions, then submit your application. You can select multiple positions. Mark those that interest you, then scroll down to apply.
Agricultural Project Manager
Working hours: 40 hours / week
Food Industry Company Account Manager
Working hours: 20 hours / week
Graphic Designer
Working hours: 15 hours / week
Journalism
Working hours: 10 hours / week
Video Production
Working hours: 12 hours / week
Warehouse Volunteer
Working hours: 25 hours / week
Photographer
Working hours: 8 hours / week
Occasional Other Tasks
Working hours: Variable
Office Assistant
Working hours: 20 hours / week
Driver
Working hours: 15 hours / week
Gardener
Working hours: 10 hours / week
Apply as a volunteer
Have a question? Find the answer here!
From this short guide, you can learn in what form you can offer your help.
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If you organize an event or corporate event, it’s worth thinking ahead about what will happen to the leftover food. By working with the Food Bank, there is an opportunity for these to end up with those in need rather than in the trash. It’s important that the offer happens in time, as this is the only way we can organize quick delivery and distribution. This way we not only make lives easier, but also protect the environment from waste.
What tasks do I need to perform?
When working with the Food Bank, it’s important to notify us in time about the offer and ensure proper storage and transportation of the food.
What if I change my mind?
If you change your mind for any reason, please notify us as soon as possible so we can find another solution.
What documents do I need?
For the offer, we need a brief description of the food, quantity, and contact information. More information can be found in the document below.
Offer Guide.pdf
DownloadHow do we notify?
You can make the notification by phone, email, or through our online platform. Details can be found in the document below.
Contact Guide.pdf
DownloadAre there working hours?
Yes, we are available Monday through Friday from 9:00-17:00. We are not available on weekends and holidays.