Finally, volunteer may help out by participating in monthly Blood Drives on campus. Historic Triangle Bldg. 220-9379 FISH is based on the tradition of neighbors helping neighbors. FISH provides a clothing closet, a food pantry, and transportation to medical appointments for area families and individuals. FISH has no paid staff.
Regular volunteers serve one day a month.
Volunteers tend the closet and pantry, take calls from clients, prepare and distribute food bags, help clients pick out clothing, and arrange or provide transportation. On occasion, volunteers are needed for special short-term projects, such as sorting and hauling large food donations or building and labeling shelves. The Gleaning Network coordinates volunteers, growers, and distribution agencies to provide food for hungry people. Fields and orchards offered by growers are gleaned by volunteers from church and service groups. The salvaged produce is taken to local food banks and soup kitchens for the hungry.