Sources Community Resource Society

Volunteer Services Information & Referral (I&R) is a position based out of the Volunteer Services office where several community programs are operated. I&R volunteers are the main person of contact for people using the services of our Maple Street location. Services include Volunteer Wheels, Shop by Phone and the Income Tax clinic.

Sources Langley Food Bank serves approximately 1000 individuals a week by providing nutritious food and support to community members in need. The Sources Food Banks strive to raise awareness about poverty, and to involve the community in solutions. Our Food Banks are proud to offer a choice-based model for our clients— contributing to the preservation of dignity and power of choice for clients lending to an overall more positive experience.

Volunteers assist with direct food distribution, working alongside users of the Food Bank to meet their daily food needs.

Often times our community would like to volunteer with Sources but are unable to make a weekly commitment due to their busy schedules.  As such, we would like to offer you the opportunity to volunteer for "one-off" events that take place throughout the year.  Events such as our Coldest Night of the Year, Gala, Parades, Homeless March and so many more.  Simply click this box and we will contact you when an opportunity arises.

Sources Volunteer Wheels is a program designed to provide transportation for residents in the communities of White Rock and South Surrey to access their essential healthcare appointments more easily. Volunteer drivers of this program pick clients up at their homes and drive them to and from their healthcare appointments all throughout the Lower Mainland. This program is a driving and companionship service and drivers do not provide medical assistance.

Sources Food Banks each serves approximately 600 individuals a week by providing nutritious food and support to community members in need. The Sources Food Banks strive to raise awareness about poverty and to involve the community in solutions. Our Food Banks are proud to offer a choice-based model for our clients—this contributes to the preservation of dignity and power of choice and lends to an overall more positive experience while accessing the Food Bank.

As a Food Bank General Volunteer, duties include greeting and recording clients as they arrive to the attendance station, distribution of supplies, sorting of items and stocking of shelves.  There are also volunteer opportunities to drive the Food Bank truck to pick up donations throughout the community.

At Sources Women’s Place we are committed to providing a safe, inclusive space for women and their children. A space where our clients are free to access the help and resources that are available.  Volunteers at Women's Place assist in the three main service areas of the centre: Reception, Hot lunch, and Clothing Exchange. 

The Community Harvest Program is an initiative by Sources to reduce food waste in our communities.  We envision a community that shares our excess of fresh food to others who might otherwise go without.  As we watch a harvest journey from being picked off a tree to being served with a family meal, we have reduced food waste and created a healthier community for all.

Community Harvest Volunteers are passionate about reducing food waste and addressing hunger in our neighborhoods.  Community Harvest Volunteers bring fresh foods to communities who need it the most by picking produce from local backyards and farms and delivering the harvest to designated locations.  Of the gleaned harvest, one-third respectively is given to the home-owners, volunteers and community organizations such as the local Food Bank or meal programs.

Join us in growing fresh food and stronger community connections.

The White Rock/South Surrey Food Bank is seeking a passionate and community-minded Garden Lead to oversee two community food gardens located at the White Rock/South Surrey Food Bank and the South Surrey Recreation & Arts Centre. Working alongside a dedicated team of volunteers, this role helps grow fresh produce that is donated directly to local food bank clients.

This is a hands-on leadership opportunity for someone who enjoys gardening, community engagement, and making a meaningful impact on local food security. The successful candidate will help coordinate volunteers, maintain productive garden spaces, and support sustainable food-growing practices in a welcoming and inclusive environment.