Food for All DC

SPECIAL NOTICE

WE ARE OPERATING IN DRIVER ONLY MODE

PLEASE DO NOT ATTEND UNLESS YOU HAVE A CAR AND ARE ABLE TO DRIVE AND DELIVER.

DRIVER INSTRUCTIONS:

Register here first

Pull up into the alley, stay in your car, we will give you a route and load up your car. Please bring your own masks, gloves, hand sanitizer and wipes for when you are out delivering – This is now a requirement for volunteering. Call clients ahead and tell them that you will leave the bag at their front door. Avoid all interaction with clients and their neighbors and if at all possible. 

Also we do not know what driver demand will be. We may not have routes for everyone.

Thanks

To volunteer with us please review our volunteer page and register in advance here.

Food for All DC strives to provide food to low income home-bound residents in real need. Our clients are generally elderly citizens, handicapped, or single mothers with young children.

We’ve increased our capacity by a factor of 4 – please consider donating via PayPal here:

We rely 100% on volunteers.

Our History

Food for All DC was established in 1984 in Washington DC by Peter Sage in affiliation with the Ananda Marga Universal Relief Team (AMURT).  We started as a small operation aimed at providing home grocery delivery for those not mobile enough to make it to other local organizations for assistance and have maintained our grassroots mentality.… Continue reading Our History

Volunteer

SPECIAL NOTICE – WE ARE OPERATING IN DRIVER ONLY MODE PLEASE DO NOT ATTEND UNLESS YOU HAVE A CAR AND ARE ABLE TO DRIVE AND DELIVER. NO PACKERS REQUIRED. All volunteers 18 and over must register and sign our waiver (ONCE) HERE DRIVER INSTRUCTIONS: Pull up into the alley STAY IN YOUR CAR We will give… Continue reading Volunteer

Contact

We are 100% volunteer ran so we can’t take phone inquiries. For questions and group inquiries please contact our Site/Volunteer Coordinator Graeme King at graeme@foodforalldc.org

Well run, organized and fun. Plus you see the difference you make,.

Allison (volunteer)

I was a little nervous about meeting the people, but after the first few houses all of those apprehensions went away.  My favorite part was going to the houses and handing the people the food.

Eva (recent volunteer)