Volunteer Needs From: WVU Center for Community Engagement

We’re calling on compassionate community members in Monongalia and Preston County to lend a hand in our fight against hunger. The Helpful Harvest Food Program needs volunteers to help pick up donations from local food drive locations and sort items at our central distribution site.

Whether you have a few hours or a full day to give, your time makes a real impact. Volunteers play a critical role in ensuring food gets where it’s needed most—quickly, safely, and with care.

What You’ll Do:

Pick up food donations from designated drop-off sites

Sort and organize items for distribution

Work alongside a passionate team committed to serving our neighbors

Who We’re Looking For:

Individuals, families, or groups ready to roll up their sleeves

Drivers with reliable transportation 

Anyone with a heart for service and a few hours to spare

Ready to help? Sign up today and be part of a movement that feeds families and fuels hope.

To schedule your shift and for any questions email lifebridge@unitedwaympc.org. 

Are you passionate about giving back, making connections, and gaining real-world leadership experience? Join Student United Way (SUW) and be part of a movement that creates meaningful change in our community! As a member, you’ll have the opportunity to organize and participate in impactful volunteer projects, develop leadership and teamwork skills, and network with like-minded students and community leaders. Whether you’re interested in addressing food security, education, or health initiatives, SUW gives you a platform to make a real difference. Plus, it’s a great way to build your resume, earn service hours, and meet new friends in a fun, supportive environment. No experience is needed—just a passion for helping others! Sign up today and start making a difference.