Hunger & Food Security
4 hunger & food security organizations are listed in Manchester, NH.
Catholic Charities NH addresses some of the biggest issues that adversely impact New Hampshire, including poverty, homelessness, hunger, mental health, and isolation. They provide support and guidance to individuals and families in need, helping them to move beyond crisis and hardship.
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Families in Transition supports individuals and families experiencing homelessness and food insecurity by providing essential services like food pantries and emergency shelters. They engage volunteers in various activities, including meal service, sorting donations, and hosting events to help the community.
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Families in Transition (FIT) is a nonprofit organization located in Manchester dedicated to evidence-based approaches to address the root causes of homelessness. They provide a family shelter and various support services for individuals experiencing homelessness.
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Volunteers play a vital role at the New Hampshire Food Bank, dedicating thousands of hours to help feed neighbors experiencing hunger. The organization offers various volunteer opportunities, including assisting partner agencies in the warehouse.
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Nexys currently lists 4 hunger & food security volunteer organizations in Manchester, NH, with 3 additional organizations nearby.
Volunteer work supporting organizations and opportunities related to hunger & food security.
Nexys currently lists 4 hunger & food security organizations in Manchester, NH. Visit an organization’s website for its current ways to help.
Yes. Nexys lists 3 additional volunteer organizations in the nearby search area.
Current organization listings include Hunger & Food Security.
Nearby listings include organizations in Greenfield, NH, Nashua, NH.
Volunteer listings last updated May 30, 2026.
Nexys listings are based on current organization and group data provided through the Nexys volunteer network. Separate volunteer opportunities are not currently modeled.