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Presented by Recover Food Feed Hope, Project Green Fork, and the Society of St. Andrew, Crop Drop provides local nonprofits with more than 40,000 pounds of donated sweet potatoes. Volunteers unload, bag, and distribute the sweet potatoes at this festive event.
Volunteers are encouraged to wear close-toed shoes and bring their own work gloves. This is a rain or shine event, so please dress for the weather.
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Shifts (6)
| Shift | Start Time | End Time | Description | Registrants Needed | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Registration Desk Attendant | 8:15am (CT) | 10:15am (CT) | Check in volunteers at registration table. Bring some good energy! | 8/8 | Over |
| Potato Packer | 9:15am (CT) | 10:30am (CT) | Pack sweet potatoes in 10-pound sacks | 136/175 | Over |
| Potato Transporter | 9:15am (CT) | 11:00am (CT) | Moved bagged potatoes from parking area to designated pick-up spots. (Need to be able to lift 10 pounds.) | 16/20 | Over |
| Nonprofit Greeter | 9:45am (CT) | 11:30am (CT) | Greet nonprofits who are coming to pick up sweet potatoes at Walnut Grove entrance and direct them to their designated loading bay. | 4/4 | Over |
| Vehicle packer | 9:45am (CT) | 11:00am (CT) | Transport bagged potatoes from loading area into pick-up vehicles. (Need to be able to lift 10 pounds.) | 8/20 | Over |
| Materials Manager | 10:00am (CT) | 11:30am (CT) | Break down cardboard boxes and place in recycling trailer; move empty pallets to designated area for pick-up and removal. | 4/10 | Over |
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