Volunteer Services Coordinator

The Community Food Bank (CFB) is a vital non-profit organization dedicated to alleviating hunger and promoting food security within the communities it serves. CFB achieves this mission through the collection, storage, and distribution of nutritious food to individuals and families in need, partnering with a vast network of community agencies, volunteers, and donors. As a well-established institution focused on making a meaningful social impact, the food bank values dignity, integrity, collaboration, and impact in all its efforts to build a hunger-free future. It fosters a supportive work environment where diversity and inclusion are integral, ensuring equal opportunity employment and promoting a culture of fairness, responsibility, and trustworthiness among its staff. The food bank also upholds a drug and tobacco-free workplace.

The Volunteer Services Coordinator role at the Community Food Bank plays a critical part in supporting the Volunteer Services Team's daily operations. This position is responsible for assisting with volunteer recruitment, orientation, scheduling, documentation, and providing overall support to volunteers spanning all age groups. The coordinator serves as an essential link between volunteers and the organization, ensuring a positive and fulfilling experience for those who contribute their time. This role demands excellent customer service skills, as it involves responding to inquiries via phone, email, and in person, as well as assisting with tasks such as voluntary group coordination and engagement activities. Additionally, the position involves maintaining volunteer records and schedules, supporting volunteer recognition programs, and providing general administrative assistance to the team. The workload occasionally requires evening and weekend availability to support special events and business needs. Proficiency with Microsoft Office and related digital communication platforms is necessary, as the job requires maintaining accurate data management systems. Furthermore, a valid Arizona driver’s license with the ability to travel to various CFB locations is essential. This role is ideal for those passionate about community service, skilled in coordination and communication, and eager to contribute to an organization dedicated to fighting hunger and fostering community engagement.