Get involved
Whether you have one Saturday or you want to become a full-time neighborhood leader, there's a path here. No experience required. Your ZIP code is your qualification.
Start here
Whether you have one Saturday or you want to become a full-time neighborhood leader, there's a path here. No experience required. Your ZIP code is your qualification.
Start here
Show up at any active Neighbor Hub on a Tuesday morning and help with setup, distribution, or cleanup. Arrive by 8:30am. No training or application required.
More ways to show up
One path gets people on-site immediately. The other explains the longer leadership track and what happens after someone applies.
Rolling note
Block Captain applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. The next cohort orientation is in July 2026.
Leadership path
Block Captains are the backbone of GFF. You live in your neighborhood, coordinate your Hub, and build the relationships that make weekly distributions run. Stipend of $250/month covered by donors.
What to expect
$250/month stipend backed by donors and tied to one neighborhood.
This stays place-based on purpose: GFF wants leaders who already know the block they serve.
Application flow
Applications are reviewed by your regional Hub Steward within 5 business days. If you're a strong match, you'll get a 30-minute call and a start date within two weeks.
What to expect
Local review within five business days, then a short call and start date.
The routing is meant to be fast, human, and local instead of form-heavy and slow.
