Veg4All Produce Boxing
Support food justice and community wellness—help pack fresh produce for families!
Help The Sanneh Foundation provide fresh produce to families in our community! At The Sanneh Foundation, we sort, pack, and distribute thousands of pounds of fresh food each week—and we could use your help to make it happen.
Thank you for being part of this work!
Here’s everything you need to know before you volunteer
Shift Details:
WHERE: Sanneh Warehouse- 2323 Snelling Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55404. Enter through the front door.
WHEN: Thursdays
TIME: 9:30am to 11:00am
Parking: Park on Minnehaha or on 24th Street to the east of Minnehaha. Please be aware of parking restrictions. It is recommended to carpool
Dress Code: comfortable clothing, closed-toed shoes required
Note: This is an indoor opportunity, but may involve lifting
Volunteer Tasks:
You'll be preparing produce boxes for families. Tasks may include:
Sorting fruits and vegetables
Packing items into boxes
Stacking filled boxes (if able to lift up to 15 lbs.)
You will be standing for most of the shift, but we can accommodate seating if needed.
Arrival Instructions
Enter through the front door. Staff will be there to greet you in the front office.
How to Sign Up
Click Respond button at the top of this page
If you are not logged in, you will be asked to log in or create an account-this takes about 5 minutes
Once you are logged in, select the date you would like to volunteer
Lastly click the Submit Opportunity Response and that's it!
Need Help?
If you need assistance signing up, I am happy to help! I can walk you through the registration process or sign you up directly.
If you are interested in bringing a group to volunteer, please reach out—I can get you set up and answer any questions you may have.
Contact Sarah Philippe at sphilippe@thesannehfoundation.org
THANK YOU!
Food shelf visits in Minnesota have surged to record levels.
This dramatic increase reflects the growing strain on households as food costs
remain high and critical safety-net programs face uncertainty. In recent years,
as changes and challenges to SNAP benefits and other federal supports
were debated and implemented, food shelves experienced ripple effects, with an
even greater number of neighbors turning to charitable food assistance to
fill widening gaps.