Volunteer Spotlight

Meet a few of the people who generously give their time to support our community.

An older woman with short gray hair and glasses wearing a red, white, and yellow plaid top and a gold necklace.

Kathy R.

I started volunteering after I retired from the Royal Bank, because I suddenly had time on my hands. Now it’s one of the best parts of my week. I participate in the Royal Bank Volunteer Program, which gives funds to the CR Food Bank monthly.

A woman with long, wavy gray hair smiling in front of a doorway.

Charlotte H.

The best part of volunteering is the people. Everyone works together, there’s lots of laughter, and you feel like part of a team. Knowing that our efforts help ensure local families have access to food makes every shift worthwhile. It’s something I look forward to each week.

An older man with glasses and a black baseball cap smiles while standing in a food pantry storage area filled with shelves of canned goods and bread.

George N.

Several of my fellow Daybreak Rotarians volunteer at the Food Bank, and their enthusiasm encouraged me to get involved. I now look forward to my weekly volunteer shifts and appreciate the opportunity to see firsthand how the Food Bank makes a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and families in our community.