Corporate & Groups

Engage your team in meaningful volunteer and service opportunities that support older and disabled adults, food distribution, community events, and Life Advancement programs. These experiences allow businesses and organizations to make a positive impact while fostering team building, employee engagement, and community involvement. Whether hosting a food drive, serving as a guest speaker for the Single Mom Scholars program or a free ICS financial literacy course, assisting with food distribution, or supporting local events, your team can help create lasting positive change in the community.

Participate in an ICS Drive

• Lotsa Pasta (February)
  Collect pasta, sauce (no glass), and mac & cheese for ICS food banks. Responsible for transporting donations to an ICS drop-off site.
• Peanut Butter Party (July)
  Collect jars of peanut butter for ICS food banks. Responsible for transporting donations to an ICS drop-off site.
• 9/11 National Day of Service Hygiene Drive (August-September)
  In commemoration of the National Day of Service and Remembrance on 9/11, ICS hosts a Hygiene Drive to support those in need. Donations are greatly appreciated, and community partners are warmly invited to participate in this meaningful service initiative.
• Fall Food Drive (October)
  Collect pantry staples and seasonal foods for ICS food banks. Responsible for transporting donations to an ICS drop-off site.

Host a Drive

• Host a Food or Hygiene Drive
  Collect food, diapers, personal hygiene items, or monetary donations at your organization, workplace, school, or community gathering. Please visit HERE to learn more about creating hygiene kits for ICS. To see a list of requested food donation items, please visit HERE.
• Stuff the Truck (Any Month)
  Take your drive to the next level by challenging your organization or community to fill the entire ICS Mobile Food Bank truck with donated food and supplies. Collect non-perishable food donations at a business, church, or other organization and have the ICS Mobile Food Bank on-site to collect or to pick them up. Businesses assist with collecting and loading donations.

Food Distribution

• Northwest Food Bank Distribution
  Volunteer at ICS Northwest Food Bank with roles like check-in, packing, and loading. Food Bank groups are limited to a maximum of 10 people. Some positions require lifting 10-25 lbs. Volunteers provide their own transportation.
• Free Produce Giveaways (November-May)
  Distribute produce to clients. Some heavy lifting (10-25 lbs.) required. Service performed outside. Volunteers provide their own transportation.

Older and Disabled Adult Transportation

Looking for a long-term volunteer opportunity? One of our greatest needs is support for our older and disabled adult transportation program. Registered volunteers help older adults and individuals with disabilities get to medical appointments and grocery stores. This opportunity is ideal for teams that can commit to signing up for volunteer shifts throughout the month.

Support Holiday Gifts of Love Program

Gifts of Love (November/December)
Donate funds or new, unwrapped gifts for low-income seniors, disabled adults, and families. Gifts must be delivered unwrapped with recipient information attached. Drop-off details will be provided.

Special Event Volunteering

Empty Bowls (First Saturday in March)
Assist with setup, teardown, and operations at our event serving soups, breads, and desserts. Tasks include ticket check-in, auction support, souvenir bowl wrapping, and kitchen/dining help. Training and guidance provided. Volunteers must provide transportation.

Please submit the form below to initiate your Corporate or Group Volunteer Opportunity:

To learn more about events or schedule a group volunteer effort, please contact volunteer@icstucson.org.