Membership

The Food Bank Warehouse Project will be held inside at each of the branches. Please know that there might be times when we will hold this opportunity outside weather permitting. While assisting the food bank in this activity, please know that volunteers are expected to participate in the following tasks:
*Sorting out produce and place them in family – size bags.
*Sorting out donations from retail stores such as Food Lion and Harris Teeter.
*Cleaning and bagging Capri Sun.
*Building CSFP boxes for senior citizens.
*Sorting and inspecting food drive donations from individuals and corporate donations.
*Cleaning and sorting out eggs.
*Bagging cereal, rice, or pasta into family – size bags.
*Other activities might be available upon donations.

Please remember that closed - toe shoes are required at all times while volunteering at the food bank.

NCPMI Next Gen Mentorship Program Cohort 1 Closeout Ceremony

This is a private, invitation-only event limited to Next Gen Mentorship Program Cohort 1 participants, Next Gen team members, and a limited number of board member supporters of the program.

NCPMI Member Orientation sessions are being offered in a virtual setting. Join us to find out about the benefits of being a Chapter member. The session will introduce you to the various program offerings and help you get the best use of your NCPMI Chapter membership. 

• Arrange tables, chairs, and serving stations, ensuring the space is welcoming and organized for meal service
• Assist with chopping vegetables, organizing food trays, and setting up utensils and beverages for smooth meal distribution
• Serve meals with a friendly attitude, ensuring guests receive balanced portions and accommodating dietary needs as necessary
• For more information, please visit their volunteer support page:   https://durhamrescuemission.org/ways-to-help/

Important note to volunteers: Unlike our last event in April with the Durham Rescue Mission, we will be volunteering at the Women and Children's Shelter located at 507 East Knox Street in Durham.

NCPMI will help Note in the Pocket in their mission to provide quality clothing to homeless and impoverished children and families with dignity and love.

By addressing clothing insecurity we give a child what they need to feel comfortable and confident at school, allowing them to see themselves as valuable, capable of learning and success, and worthy of love.

During this 3-hour Saturday morning shift, volunteers will assist in processing clothing donations to prepare for distribution.

For more information, please see the website: https://noteinthepocket.org/