Opportunities From: Second Helpings

Second Helpings will distribute pantry staples and fresh produce to our Jasper and Hampton County partner agencies on a monthly basis throughout 2026. These distributions help our agencies keep their pantries stocked with essential items and continue serving individuals and families experiencing food insecurity in our community.

Volunteers will assist with unloading, sorting, and organizing food for distribution.

This role involves light to moderate physical activity. Volunteers should be comfortable lifting up to 50 pounds and moving grocery-size items.

Most distributions take place between 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM, though timing may vary depending on vendor delivery. You will receive an email prior to your shift with the expected arrival time and additional details.

Volunteers should wear a Second Helpings shirt and weather-appropriate clothing. Gloves are recommended.

While we normally meet at Mercy Mission in Hardeeville during May, June, and July, the venue will change to Creative Church,1293 Plantation Dr. (Rte 46), Hardeeville, 29927, where a Second Helpings Area Coordinator will be on hand to assist and answer any questions.

Thank you so much for your help—we couldn’t do this without you!

econd Helpings is partnering with Beaufort County School District to help provide food to children and families throughout the summer months when school is out of session. As part of the Groceries to Go program, we are assembling snack bags that will be distributed to local children who may otherwise lose access to school-based meals.

We are looking for volunteers to assist with packing snack bags each week at the Second Helpings office. This is a simple but meaningful opportunity to make a direct impact on local families. Volunteers will help sort, organize, and pack snacks into individual bags that will be distributed through the program.

No special experience is required. This opportunity is perfect for individuals or small groups looking to make a difference in just a few hours. Join us in helping ensure local children have access to nutritious food throughout the summer.

We will be distributing farm fresh produce, locally grown and supplied by Dempsey and Tuten Farms, to our Jasper/Hampton agencies for May, June and July 2026, at Creative Church (1293 Plantation Drive, Hardeeville, SC 29927).

A Second Helpings truck will go to Dempsey Farms and pick up the produce, leaving the Bluffton truck base around 8:00 am. The truck will then deliver the produce to Creative Church, where our volunteers will then sort and load produce for each agency.

The ability to lift up to 50lbs in weight and be a qualified Second Helpings Driver is needed for this volunteer opportunity.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Angel Marcinkoski on 843-384-8144 or developadmin@secondhelpingslc.org.

Second Helpings receives fresh vegetables and fruit to distribute to our neighbors in need each month! 

The truck driver will pick up the truck at the First Presbyterian truck parking lot, go to St. Andrew By-The-Sea, assist with loading the leftover produce into the truck and deliver to Hilton Head, Bluffton and Jasper agencies.

The ability to lift up to 50lbs in weight is advised for this volunteer opportunity.

Second Helpings receives fresh vegetables and fruit to distribute to our neighbors in need each month! 

Two times a month, we receive fresh produce that needs to be distributed to our food pantry partners. The truck helper will meet the driver at the First Presbyterian truck parking lot at the assigned time for their shift (it varies by date!),  go to St. Andrew By-The-Sea, assist with loading the leftover produce into the truck and deliver to Hilton Head, Bluffton and Jasper agencies.

The ability to lift up to 50lbs in weight is advised for this volunteer opportunity.

Second Helpings is partnering with Beaufort County School District to help provide nutritious meals to children and families while school is out for the summer. From June 11 through July 31, 2026, volunteers will help support the Groceries to Go program by transporting meal supplies and assisting with food distribution to local families.

Each Thursday and Friday, volunteers will pick up meal supplies at Hilton Head Island Elementary School for the Creative Arts (10 Bus Drive, Hilton Head Island) and transport them to Buckingham Landing at the base of the Hilton Head Island Bridge. Beaufort County School District staff will assist with loading and unloading at both locations. Volunteers will remain with the refrigerated truck during distribution to help maintain proper food temperatures and may also assist with handing out food to families as they arrive.

This sign up is for a crew member. Driver's need to sign up on a separate sign up. 

This is a meaningful opportunity to help ensure children have access to nutritious food throughout the summer months when school meals are unavailable.

Physical Requirements:
This role involves light to moderate physical activity. Volunteers should be comfortable getting in and out of a truck, standing outdoors during food distribution, and assisting with light lifting as needed. Please review the available shifts and sign up today! A Second Helpings staff member will contact volunteers with additional details and instructions prior to their scheduled route.

Our volunteer drivers meet at our trucks Monday through Saturday at 8:00 am to meet up with their crews to rescue and deliver food. This route is the Bluffton South route and requires 1 driver and 2 crew members. Drivers sign up on a separate opportunity and must be approved by staff to drive. All new volunteers will meet with a Second Helpings staff member before joining the truck crew. 

Our volunteer drivers meet at our trucks Monday through Saturday at 8:00 am to meet up with their crews to rescue and deliver food. This route is the Bluffton South route and requires 1 driver and 2 crew members. Crew Members sign up on a separate opportunity and must be approved by staff to drive. All new volunteers will meet with a Second Helpings staff member before joining the truck crew. 

Our volunteer drivers meet at our trucks Monday through Saturday at 8:00 am to meet up with their crews to rescue and deliver food. This route is the Beaufort North route and requires 1 driver and 2 crew members. Truck drivers sign up on a separate opportunity and must be approved by staff to drive. All new volunteers will meet with a Second Helpings staff member before joining the truck crew. 

Our volunteer drivers meet at our trucks Monday through Saturday at 8:00 am to meet up with their crews to rescue and deliver food. This route is the Beaufort North route and requires 1 driver and 2 crew members. Crew members sign up on a separate opportunity and must be approved by staff to drive. All new volunteers will meet with a Second Helpings staff member before joining the truck crew. 

Our volunteer drivers meet at our trucks Monday through Saturday at 8:00 am to meet up with their crews to rescue and deliver food. This route is the Bluffton North route and requires 1 driver and 2 crew members. Drivers sign up on a separate opportunity and must be approved by staff to drive. All new volunteers will meet with a Second Helpings staff member before joining the truck crew.

Our volunteer drivers meet at our trucks Monday through Saturday at 8:00 am to meet up with their crews to rescue and deliver food. This route is the Bluffton North route and requires 1 driver and 2 crew members. Crew Members sign up on a separate opportunity and must be approved by staff to drive. All new volunteers will meet with a Second Helpings staff member before joining the truck crew. 

Second Helpings is partnering with Beaufort County School District to help provide nutritious meals to children and families while school is out for the summer. From June 11 through July 31, 2026, volunteers will help support the Groceries to Go program by transporting meal supplies and assisting with food distribution to local families.

Each Thursday and Friday, volunteers will pick up meal supplies at May River High School (601 New Riverside Rd., Bluffton) and transport them to St. Gregory the Great Catholic Church. Beaufort County School District staff will assist with loading and unloading at both locations. Volunteers will remain with the refrigerated truck during distribution to help maintain proper food temperatures and may also assist with handing out food to families as they arrive. 

Every route will have a driver and a crew member. This sign up is for the CREW MEMBER. 

This is a meaningful opportunity to help ensure children have access to nutritious food throughout the summer months when school meals are unavailable.

Physical Requirements:
This role involves light to moderate physical activity. Volunteers should be comfortable getting in and out of a truck, standing outdoors during food distribution, and assisting with light lifting as needed. Please review the available shifts and sign up today! A Second Helpings staff member will contact volunteers with additional details and instructions prior to their scheduled route.

During the summer months, Waterfall Farms donates a portion of their produce to Second Helpings. We are seeking Truck Helpers to assist our Truck Driver during this time.

A Second Helpings truck will go to Waterfall Farms and pick up the produce, leaving the Beaufort truck base at around 11:30 am to arrive at Waterfall around noon. 

The truck will then deliver the produce to local agencies, before returning the truck to base.  

The ability to lift up to 50lbs in weight and be a qualified Second Helpings Truck Driver is required for this volunteer opportunity.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Angel Marcinkoski on 843-384-8144 or developadmin@secondhelpingslc.org.

Thank you for your support!

During the summer months, Waterfall Farms donates a portion of their produce to Second Helpings and we are seeking a Truck Driver to help us with this opportunity.

A Second Helpings truck will go to Waterfall Farms and pick up the produce, leaving the Beaufort truck base at around 11:30 am to arrive at Waterfall around noon. The truck will then deliver the produce to local agencies, before returning the truck to base.

The ability to lift up to 50lbs in weight and be a qualified Second Helpings Truck Driver is required for this volunteer opportunity.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Angel Marcinkoski on 843-384-8144 or developadmin@secondhelpingslc.org.

Thank you for your support!

Second Helpings is partnering with Beaufort County School District to help provide nutritious meals to children and families while school is out for the summer. From June 11 through July 31, 2026, volunteers will help support the Groceries to Go program by transporting meal supplies and assisting with food distribution to local families.

Each Thursday and Friday, volunteers will drive to St. Helena Elementary School, 1025 Sea Island Pkwy, St. Helena Island, SC. Once there, Beaufort County School District staff will assist with loading meal supplies from the careteria and then the truck will move to the parking lot for the distribution. Volunteers will remain with the refrigerated truck during distribution to help maintain proper food temperatures and may also assist with handing out food to families as they arrive. Please note there is a separate sign up for the driver. 

This is a meaningful opportunity to help ensure children have access to nutritious food throughout the summer months when school meals are unavailable.

Physical Requirements:
This role involves light to moderate physical activity. Volunteers should be comfortable getting in and out of a truck, standing outdoors during food distribution, and assisting with light lifting as needed.

Please review the available shifts and sign up today! A Second Helpings staff member will contact volunteers with additional details and instructions prior to their scheduled route.

On the third Wednesday of every month, Second Helpings transports orders to two of our agency partners - Creative Church and Sandalwood Community Food Pantry. 

Volunteers serve as a driver and crew member, traveling to the Lowcountry Food Bank in Early Branch, SC to pick up the orders then deliver them. Each route requires one driver and one crew member (signed up separately).

This is a meaningful, team-based opportunity to help support our local agencies. 

Physical Requirements:
This role involves light to moderate physical activity. Volunteers should be comfortable getting in and out of a truck, lifting and moving boxes, and working on their feet for periods of time. Some cases may weigh up to 30–50 pounds.

On the third Wednesday of every month, Second Helpings transports orders to two of our agency partners - Creative Church and Sandalwood Community Food Pantry. 

Volunteers serve as a driver and crew member, traveling to the Lowcountry Food Bank in Early Branch, SC to pick up the orders then deliver them. Each route requires one driver and one crew member (signed up separately).

This is a meaningful, team-based opportunity to help support our local agencies. 

Physical Requirements:
This role involves light to moderate physical activity. Volunteers should be comfortable getting in and out of a truck, lifting and moving boxes, and working on their feet for periods of time. Some cases may weigh up to 30–50 pounds.

Second Helpings is partnering with Beaufort County School District to help provide nutritious meals to children and families while school is out for the summer. From June 11 through July 31, 2026, volunteers will help support the Groceries to Go program by transporting meal supplies and assisting with food distribution to local families.

Each Thursday and Friday, volunteers will drive to St. Helena Elementary School, 1025 Sea Island Pkwy, St. Helena Island, SC. Once there, Beaufort County School District staff will assist with loading meal supplies from the careteria and then the truck will move to the parking lot for the distribution. Volunteers will remain with the refrigerated truck during distribution to help maintain proper food temperatures and may also assist with handing out food to families as they arrive.

This is a meaningful opportunity to help ensure children have access to nutritious food throughout the summer months when school meals are unavailable.

Physical Requirements:
This role involves light to moderate physical activity. Volunteers should be comfortable getting in and out of a truck, standing outdoors during food distribution, and assisting with light lifting as needed.

Please review the available shifts and sign up today! A Second Helpings staff member will contact volunteers with additional details and instructions prior to their scheduled route.

Second Helpings is partnering with Beaufort County School District to help provide nutritious meals to children and families while school is out for the summer. From June 11 through July 31, 2026, volunteers will help support the Groceries to Go program by transporting meal supplies and assisting with food distribution to local families.

Each Thursday and Friday, volunteers will pick up meal supplies at May River High School (601 New Riverside Rd., Bluffton) and transport them to St. Gregory the Great Catholic Church. Beaufort County School District staff will assist with loading and unloading at both locations. Volunteers will remain with the refrigerated truck during distribution to help maintain proper food temperatures and may also assist with handing out food to families as they arrive.

This is a meaningful opportunity to help ensure children have access to nutritious food throughout the summer months when school meals are unavailable.

Physical Requirements:
This role involves light to moderate physical activity. Volunteers should be comfortable getting in and out of a truck, standing outdoors during food distribution, and assisting with light lifting as needed. Please review the available shifts and sign up today! A Second Helpings staff member will contact volunteers with additional details and instructions prior to their scheduled route.

Second Helpings is partnering with Beaufort County School District to help provide nutritious meals to children and families while school is out for the summer. From June 11 through July 31, 2026, volunteers will help support the Groceries to Go program by transporting meal supplies and assisting with food distribution to local families.

Each Thursday and Friday, volunteers will pick up meal supplies at Hilton Head Island Elementary School for the Creative Arts (10 Bus Drive, Hilton Head Island) and transport them to Buckingham Landing at the base of the Hilton Head Island Bridge. Beaufort County School District staff will assist with loading and unloading at both locations. Volunteers will remain with the refrigerated truck during distribution to help maintain proper food temperatures and may also assist with handing out food to families as they arrive.

This is a meaningful opportunity to help ensure children have access to nutritious food throughout the summer months when school meals are unavailable.

Physical Requirements:
This role involves light to moderate physical activity. Volunteers should be comfortable getting in and out of a truck, standing outdoors during food distribution, and assisting with light lifting as needed. Please review the available shifts and sign up today! A Second Helpings staff member will contact volunteers with additional details and instructions prior to their scheduled route.

We will be distributing farm fresh produce, locally grown and supplied by Dempsey and Tuten Farms, to our Hilton Head agencies for May, June and July 2026, at First Presbyterian Church (540 William Hilton Pkwy, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928).  

A Second Helpings truck will go to Dempsey Farms and pick up the produce, leaving the HHI truck base at around 7:30 am. The truck will then deliver the produce to First Presbyterian Church, where our volunteers will then sort and load produce for each agency.

The ability to lift up to 50lbs in weight and be a qualified Second Helpings Truck Driver is required for this volunteer opportunity.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Angel Marcinkoski on 843-384-8144 or developadmin@secondhelpingslc.org.

Helping at the Farmer's Market is a great experience! Each shift requires 2 volunteers. We will help to make sure that each pair has a new and an experienced volunteer to help. One volunteer must be able to coordinate the pick up of the equipment and help carry/set up a canopy in addition to loading some produce in their vehicle for delivery at the end of the event.  

After signing up for the first time, a Second Helpings volunteer will reach out to share more information! 

Every Saturday, Second Helpings hosts a table at the Port Royal Farmers Market to collect fresh produce from farmers, accept cash and packaged food donations, share information about our mission, and engage potential volunteers.

Two volunteers staff the table each week from 8:00 AM to noon, handling a simple setup (canopy, table, brochures- must be picked up at local storage unit) and breakdown at closing. Donations typically include 100+ lbs of produce and an average of $90 in contributions, all of which directly support our hunger-relief work. Produce donations are dropped off at Help of Beaufort and the setup must be returned to storage. It’s a fun, rewarding way to meet the community and share the Second Helpings story—and the generosity we see every week is inspiring.

Through our Tourist Food Rescue (TFR) program, Second Helpings collects leftover, usable food from local vacation properties to keep it out of landfills and redirect it to our partner agencies across the Lowcountry. Volunteers play a critical role in helping ensure this food is recovered and shared with neighbors in need.

On your shift date, you will report to our office at 11a Marina Side Drive, Hilton Head, and we will give you the route and directions to pick up the donations. Our TFR volunteers will serve as drivers and crew members, working together to pick up donated food from designated tourist locations and transport it to food pantries on Hilton Head.

Routes take place outdoors and involve travel between locations, so volunteers should dress appropriately for the weather and be comfortable working in a mobile environment.

Physical Requirements: This role involves light to moderate physical activity. Volunteers must be comfortable driving and getting in and out of a van, lifting and moving bags or boxes of food, and working on their feet for periods of time.

We will be distributing farm fresh produce, locally grown and supplied by Dempsey and Tuten Farms, to our Beaufort agencies for May, June, and July 2026, at Port Royal UMC (1602 Columbia Ave, Port Royal, SC 29935).

A Second Helpings truck will go to Dempsey Farms and pick up the produce, leaving the Beaufort truck base at around 8:30 am. The truck will then deliver the produce to Port Royal UMC, where our volunteers will then sort and load produce for each agency.

The ability to lift up to 50lbs in weight and be a qualified Second Helpings Truck Driver is required for this volunteer opportunity.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Angel Marcinkoski on 843-384-8144 or developadmin@secondhelpingslc.org.

We will be distributing farm fresh produce, locally grown and supplied by Dempsey and Tuten Farms, to our Bluffton agencies for May, June and July 2026, at Sam's Club, near the Tire Center (14 Bluffton Rd, Bluffton, SC 29910).

A Second Helpings truck will go to Dempsey Farms and pick up the produce, leaving the Bluffton truck base around 8:00 am. The truck will then deliver the produce to Sam's Club, where our volunteers will then sort and load produce for each agency.

The ability to lift up to 50lbs in weight is advised for this volunteer opportunity.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Angel Marcinkoski on 843-384-8144 or developadmin@secondhelpingslc.org.

We will be distributing farm fresh produce, locally grown and supplied by Dempsey and Tuten Farms, to our Hilton Head agencies for May, June and July 2026, at First Presbyterian Church (540 William Hilton Pkwy, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928).  

A Second Helpings truck will go to Dempsey Farms and pick up the produce, leaving the HHI truck base at around 7:30 am. The truck will then deliver the produce to First Presbyterian Church, where our volunteers will then sort and load produce for each agency.

The ability to lift up to 50lbs in weight and be a qualified Second Helpings Truck Driver is required for this volunteer opportunity.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Angel Marcinkoski on 843-384-8144 or developadmin@secondhelpingslc.org.

We will be distributing farm fresh produce, locally grown and supplied by Dempsey and Tuten Farms, to our Beaufort agencies for May, June and July 2026, at Port Royal UMC (1602 Columbia Ave, Port Royal, SC 29935).

A Second Helpings truck will go to Dempsey Farms and pick up the produce, leaving the Beaufort truck base at around 8:30 am. The truck will then deliver the produce to Port Royal UMC, where our volunteers will then sort and load produce for each agency.

The ability to lift up to 50lbs in weight is advised for this volunteer opportunity.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Angel Marcinkoski on 843-384-8144 or developadmin@secondhelpingslc.org.

We will be distributing farm fresh produce, locally grown and supplied by Dempsey and Tuten Farms, to our Jasper/Hampton agencies for May, June and July 2026, at Creative Church (1293 Plantation Drive, Hardeeville, SC 29927).

A Second Helpings truck will go to Dempsey Farms and pick up the produce, leaving the Bluffton truck base around 8:00 am. The truck will then deliver the produce to Creative Church, where our volunteers will then sort and load produce for each agency.

The ability to lift up to 50lbs in weight is advised for this volunteer opportunity.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Angel Marcinkoski on 843-384-8144 or developadmin@secondhelpingslc.org.

We will be distributing farm fresh produce, locally grown and supplied by Dempsey and Tuten Farms, to our Bluffton agencies for May, June and July 2026, at Sam's Club, near the Tire Center (14 Bluffton Rd, Bluffton, SC 29910).

A Second Helpings truck will go to Dempsey Farms and pick up the produce, leaving the Bluffton truck base around 8:00 am. The truck will then deliver the produce to Sam's Club, where our volunteers will then sort and load produce for each agency.

The ability to lift up to 50lbs in weight and be a qualified Second Helpings Truck Driver is needed for this volunteer opportunity.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Angel Marcinkoski on 843-384-8144 or developadmin@secondhelpingslc.org.

Second Helpings will distribute pantry staples and fresh produce to our Beaufort-area agencies on a monthly basis throughout 2026. These distributions help our partner agencies keep their pantries stocked with essential items and continue serving individuals and families experiencing food insecurity in our community.

Volunteers will assist with unloading, sorting, and organizing food for distribution.

This role involves light to moderate physical activity. Volunteers should be comfortable lifting up to 50 pounds and moving grocery-size items.

Most distributions take place between 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM, though timing may vary depending on vendor delivery. You will receive an email the evening prior to your shift with the expected arrival time and additional details.

Volunteers should wear a Second Helpings shirt and weather-appropriate clothing. Gloves are recommended.

You will meet in the parking lot of Port Royal United Methodist Church, where a Second Helpings Area Coordinator will be on hand to assist and answer any questions.

Thank you so much for your help—we couldn’t do this without you!

Our volunteer drivers meet at our trucks Monday through Saturday at 8:00 am to meet up with their crews to rescue and deliver food. This route is the Beaufort South route and requires 1 driver and 2 crew members. Crew Members sign up on a separate opportunity and must be approved by staff to drive. All new volunteers will meet with a Second Helpings staff member before joining the truck crew. 

Our volunteer drivers meet at our trucks Monday through Saturday at 8:00 am to meet up with their crews to rescue and deliver food. This route is the Beaufort South route and requires 1 driver and 2 crew members. Crew Members sign up on a separate opportunity and must be approved by staff to drive. All new volunteers will meet with a Second Helpings staff member before joining the truck crew. 

Our volunteer drivers meet at our trucks Monday through Saturday at 8:00 am to meet up with their crews to rescue and deliver food. This route is the Beaufort South route and requires 1 driver and 2 crew members. Drivers sign up on a separate opportunity and must be approved by staff to drive. All new volunteers will meet with a Second Helpings staff member before joining the truck crew. 

Our volunteer drivers meet at our trucks Monday through Saturday at 8:00 am to meet up with their crews to rescue and deliver food. This route is the Beaufort South route and requires 1 driver and 2 crew members. Drivers sign up on a separate opportunity and must be approved by staff to drive. All new volunteers will meet with a Second Helpings staff member before joining the truck crew. 

Our Hilton Head Truck Rescue Routes are currently managed by local volunteers.  If you are interested in more information about rescue opportunities on Hilton Head and how to get involved, please Respond to this opportunity and a Second Helpings staff member will reach out to share more information.  Thank you for your interest in helping us reduce food insecurity and food waste in our beautiful Lowcountry! 

Help ensure fresh, nutritious food reaches families in the Hilton Head and Beaufort county area who currently have no permanent food pantry serving their community.

St. Andrews by the Sea, on Hilton Head Island, will host a monthly fresh produce distribution on the third Tuesday of each month throughout 2026.

Volunteers will help sort and bag fresh produce for distribution to the public and other local food pantries. Volunteers will be unloading, sorting, and bagging produce into individual grocery-size bags. In addition, volunteers will help load remaining produce into a Second Helpings van or truck for delivery to other partner food pantries.

This role involves light to moderate physical activity. Volunteers may occasionally be asked to lift produce boxes or bags weighing up to 50 pounds and should be comfortable picking up and bagging grocery-size produce bags.

Volunteers should wear a Second Helpings shirt and weather-appropriate clothing. You will meet in the back parking lot of the St. Andrew By-The-Sea where the Second Helpings Area Coordinator will be on hand to assist and answer any questions.

Second Helpings will distribute pantry staples and fresh produce to our Hilton Head-area agencies on a monthly basis throughout 2026.

These distributions help our partner agencies keep their pantries stocked with essential items and continue serving individuals and families experiencing food insecurity in our community.

Volunteers will assist with unloading, sorting, and organizing food for distribution. 

This role involves light to moderate physical activity. Volunteers should be comfortable lifting up to 50 pounds and moving grocery-size items.

Most distributions take place between 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM, though timing may vary depending on vendor delivery. You will receive an email the evening prior to your shift with the expected arrival time and additional details.

Volunteers should wear a Second Helpings shirt and weather-appropriate clothing. Gloves are recommended.

You will meet in the parking lot of First Presbyterian Church, where a Second Helpings Area Coordinator will be on hand to assist and answer any questions.

Thank you so much for your help—we couldn’t do this without you!

Help ensure fresh, nutritious food reaches families in the Hilton Head and Beaufort county area who currently have no permanent food pantry serving their community.

Port Royal United Methodist Church, will host a monthly fresh produce distribution on the first Monday  and last Monday of each month throughout 2026.

Volunteers will help sort and bag fresh produce for distribution to the public and other local food pantries. Volunteers will be unloading, sorting, and bagging produce into individual grocery-size bags. In addition, volunteers will help load remaining produce into a Second Helpings van or truck for delivery to other partner food pantries.

This role involves light to moderate physical activity. Volunteers may occasionally be asked to lift produce boxes or bags weighing up to 50 pounds and should be comfortable picking up and bagging grocery-size produce bags.

Volunteers should wear a Second Helpings shirt and weather-appropriate clothing. Gloves are also helpful. You will meet in the parking lot of Port Royal UMC where the Second Helpings Area Coordinator will be on hand to assist and answer any questions.

Venture Church will host a monthly fresh produce distribution for the Okatie community on the first Saturday of each month throughout 2026. This area is home to nearly 3,500 food-insecure residents, making this distribution an important resource for local families.

Volunteers will help sort and bag fresh produce for distribution to the public and other local food pantries. The Lowcountry Food Bank truck is scheduled to arrive between 8:30–9:00 AM, and volunteers will begin unloading, sorting, and bagging produce into individual grocery-size bags.

From 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM, the distribution will operate as a drive-through event, where volunteers will help check in guests, hand bags of produce to families, and assist with loading remaining produce into a Second Helpings van or truck for delivery to other partner food pantries.

This role involves light to moderate physical activity. Volunteers may occasionally be asked to lift produce boxes or bags weighing up to 50 pounds and should be comfortable picking up and bagging grocery-size produce bags.

Volunteers should wear a Second Helpings shirt and weather-appropriate clothing.

Church of the Cross, at the God's Goods location will host a monthly fresh produce distribution on the fourth Monday of each month throughout 2026.

Volunteers will help sort and bag fresh produce for distribution to the public and other local food pantries. Volunteers will be unloading, sorting, and bagging produce into individual grocery-size bags. In addition, volunteers will help load remaining produce into a Second Helpings van or truck for delivery to other partner food pantries.

This role involves light to moderate physical activity. Volunteers may occasionally be asked to lift produce boxes or bags weighing up to 50 pounds and should be comfortable picking up and bagging grocery-size produce bags.

Volunteers should wear a Second Helpings shirt and weather-appropriate clothing. You will meet on the south end of the God's Goods building where the Second Helpings Area Coordinator will be on hand to assist and answer any questions.

Second Helpings will distribute pantry staples and fresh produce to our Bluffton-area agencies on a monthly basis throughout 2026. These distributions help our partner agencies keep their pantries stocked with essential items and continue serving individuals and families experiencing food insecurity in our community.

Volunteers will assist with unloading, sorting, and organizing food for distribution. 

This role involves light to moderate physical activity. Volunteers should be comfortable lifting up to 50 pounds and moving grocery-size items.

Most distributions take place between 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM, though timing may vary depending on vendor delivery. You will receive an email the evening prior to your shift with the expected arrival time and additional details.

Volunteers should wear a Second Helpings shirt and weather-appropriate clothing. Gloves are recommended.

You will meet in the parking lot of Sam’s Club in Bluffton, where a Second Helpings Area Coordinator will be on hand to assist and answer any questions.

Thank you so much for your help—we couldn’t do this without you!