Bring your heart. We’ll find your place.
Good things
happen when
we show up.
Your time, your team, your next food drive. There are so many ways to turn care for your neighbors into something they can feel.
Give a few hours. Leave a little hope.
Many hands.
One good purpose.
Sort donations, pack boxes, or help at a distribution. Come on your own or gather your coworkers, church group, or friends.
- Warehouse opportunities: Monday–Wednesday, 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
- Volunteers must be at least 12 years old.
- Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothes.
- Contact us to confirm availability and arrange your visit.
Let’s get you involved.
Tell us a little about your plans. We’ll prepare an email for you to review and send to the food bank.
Your email is ready to review.
Open it in your email app, or copy it into a message to info@selmafoodbank.com. Nothing has been sent yet.
Volunteer calendar
Find a time to help.
See the food bank’s volunteer calendar below. Times are shown in Central time. Please contact our team to confirm a visit or group opportunity.
The calendar is provided by Google. A calendar entry is not a confirmed volunteer booking.
Make giving a group project
Small contributions.
Something wonderful.
A food drive brings your people together around a simple idea: nobody should face hunger alone.
- Let’s make a plan.Use our food and fund drive guide, then confirm current needs with the food bank.
- Rally your community.Choose your dates, set a collection spot, and spread the word.
- Bring the good together.Coordinate donation delivery with our team, especially for large collections.
Good things to collect.
These shelf-stable items are a helpful place to start. Ask us about current priorities before your drive.
Please donate unopened items in good condition. Questions about a specific donation? Call our team.
101 Avenue C, Selma
Mon–Wed, 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
Call ahead for large donations.
Turn your people into possibility
Make it a food and fund drive.
Bring your school, church, workplace, or neighborhood together. A simple plan and a shared purpose can go a long way.
A stronger network. A stronger community.
Help food reach
the next neighbor.
Churches and nonprofit organizations are essential to how food reaches our communities. If your organization is interested in becoming a partner agency, let’s talk.
Start a partnership.
Explore the full application process, requirements, and agency responsibilities before you get started.
See partnership requirements →
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Already a partner? Visit agency resources
Not much spare time?
Your gift can still show up.
A financial gift is another meaningful way to help food reach our neighbors.