Job Opportunities
AmeriCorps Service Opportunities
Currently, there are 14 total paid, half-time (25 hours/week) AmeriCorps service opportunities at member food banks throughout the state.
Email marleah@feedinglouisiana.org (Marleah Walker, Feeding Louisiana’s Director of Programs & Outreach) with a resume and cover letter briefly explaining why you are interested in serving. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until filled, with priority given to those who apply by 10/24/25.
SHREVEPORT AMERICORPS OPPORTUNITIES - 5 TOTAL
Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana | Expand Position Titles Below for Details
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Position Type: AmeriCorps Member
Position Title: NourishCorps Food Pantry Member
Service Term: Half-Time Position (25 Hours/Week): Service Term 11/10/25-07/31/2026
Service Location: Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana, 285 Mt. Zion Rd., Shreveport, LA 71106. Service will primarily occur at Martha’s Market, a client-choice food pantry located at the food bank’s Shreveport facility.
Service Position Purpose & Summary:
AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Feeding Louisiana, the state food bank association, will place 14 AmeriCorps members at food bank facilities throughout the state to support community members with critical food insecurity needs.
Feeding Louisiana refers to its network of AmeriCorps as its “NourishCorps,” emphasizing the distinct purpose of these members to expand the ability of the food banks to nourish people in need. NourishCorps members will join a cohort of statewide AmeriCorps members dedicated to combating food insecurity and will gain personal and professional leadership skills, training, mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff, and relationships with a supportive network of fellow members.
NourishCorps Food Pantry Members will serve food bank clients – referred to as “neighbors,” recognizing their firsthand experience with food insecurity – by offering one-on-one guidance with food assistance applications and pantry shopping, while fostering connections between neighbors and the food bank.
About This Unique Position Within the Food Bank:
NourishCorps Food Pantry Members will serve in a unique position at the Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana, expanding the food bank’s capacity by providing direct assistance to neighbors, building connections with neighbors who frequently visit the pantry, and supporting pantry activities, including:
Providing one-on-one guidance to neighbors as they submit food assistance applications, helping ensure neighbors understand the process and can successfully access pantry service.
Supporting neighbors as they navigate the pantry experience, ensuring they feel welcomed, understand their options, and can select foods that meet their household’s needs.
Connecting pantry shoppers with other assistance programs and resources that they may qualify for, improving their long-term food security and building stronger connections between the food bank and its neighbors.
Providing supplemental operational support to enhance pantry flow and neighbor experience, such as supporting logistics and food safety practices under staff guidance.
Service Position Activities Will Also Include:
Performing duties in accordance with food bank safety policies and Feeding Louisiana’s NourishCorps member handbook.
Attending and completing all NourishCorps and food bank required training and orientations.
Traveling to other Louisiana food banks for training, service, and networking opportunities with NourishCorps members throughout the state.
Meeting with food bank site supervisor and Feeding Louisiana staff as scheduled.
Inputting data into computer systems, supporting organization of pantry food storage and display, and supporting organization of client records and data under supervision.
Inspecting product donations to ensure that all safety and sanitation standards are met under supervision.
Qualifications:
Must pass an AmeriCorps National Service Criminal History check.
Must have a Louisiana driver’s license or state ID.
Must be 17 years of age or older.
Must have high school diploma or be in program earning high school equivalency degree.
Must be able to lift 40 pounds unassisted.
Must be able to stand for long periods of time.
Must have basic computer skills.
Must have access to a reliable and consistent means of transportation.
NourishCorps Member Benefits & Member Experience:
Member living allowance of up to $11,000 possible based on serving 900 hours throughout the 11/3/2025–7/31/2026 term, distributed as $550 every bi-weekly pay period.
Upon successful completion of 900 hours of service, the member will receive a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award.
Supportive and valuable NourishCorps member experience as the inaugural cohort.
Mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff.
Opportunity to build relationships with NourishCorps members throughout the state as the first-ever NourishCorps cohort.
Professional development and training opportunities.
Traveling to other regions of the state to learn from other food banks, develop personal and professional leadership skills, and build camaraderie with NourishCorps members (travel costs paid).
More About AmeriCorps: AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Members support neighbors with critical needs such as food insecurity and healthy futures, disaster service relief, economic opportunity, education initiatives, environmental stewardship, and supporting veterans and military families. AmeriCorps members can receive practical benefits such as a member living allowance, professional development opportunities, student loan deferment, and a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award upon completion of their service term.
How to Apply: Email resume and cover letter briefly explaining why you are interested in serving to marleah@feedinglouisiana.org (Marleah Walker, Feeding Louisiana’s Director of Programs& Outreach). Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled, with priority given to those received by 10/24/25.
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Position Type: AmeriCorps Member
Position Title: NourishCorps Field Specialist Member
Service Term: Half-Time Position (25 Hours/Week): Service Term 11/10/25-07/31/2026
Service Location: Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana, 285 Mt. Zion Rd., Shreveport, LA 71106. Service will primarily occur at Martha’s Market, a client-choice food pantry located at the food bank’s Shreveport facility.
Service Position Purpose & Summary:
AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Feeding Louisiana, the state food bank association, will place 14 AmeriCorps members at food bank facilities throughout the state to support community members with critical food insecurity needs.
Feeding Louisiana refers to its network of AmeriCorps as its “NourishCorps,” emphasizing the distinct purpose of these members to expand the ability of the food banks to nourish people in need. NourishCorps members will join a cohort of statewide AmeriCorps members dedicated to combating food insecurity and will gain personal and professional leadership skills, training, mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff, and relationships with a supportive network of fellow members.
The NourishCorps Field Specialist Member will play a key role in expanding the Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana’s nutrition education and child nutrition initiatives. This member will focus on providing interactive, community-based cooking demonstrations and pop-ups, distributing nutrition education resources and tabling at community events, and supporting child nutrition programs such as the Backpack Program, Summer Food Service Program (SFSP), and Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP). Service will include collaboration with schools, community centers, and partner agencies across northwest Louisiana.
About This Unique Position Within the Food Bank:
The NourishCorps Nutrition Education Member will serve in a unique position at the Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana, expanding the food bank’s capacity to engage and educate neighbors through hands-on nutrition and community outreach. Core service activities will include:
Planning and conducting pop-up cooking demonstrations with food bank products at Martha’s Market food pantry and partner agencies using recipes that promote healthy, affordable meal preparation.
Creating and distributing nutrition education materials to pantry visitors, schools, partner agencies, and at community-based events to reinforce healthy eating habits and meal planning.
Supporting the food bank’s child nutrition programs, including Backpack Program distributions, site coordination for summer and afterschool meal programs, and collaboration with elementary schools and community centers on meal enrollment and outreach.
Tabling and representing the food bank at community events, fairs, and resource gatherings to share information about food bank programs.
Collecting participation data and feedback from cooking demos and nutrition outreach to help improve program design and neighbor engagement.
Service Position Activities Will Also Include:
Performing duties in accordance with food bank safety policies and Feeding Louisiana’s NourishCorps member handbook.
Attending and completing all NourishCorps and food bank required training and orientations.
Traveling to other Louisiana food banks for training, service, and networking opportunities with NourishCorps members throughout the state.
Meeting with food bank site supervisor and Feeding Louisiana staff as scheduled.
Planning, shopping, preparing, cooking, and creating healthy meals for cooking demonstrations and pop-ups; conducting cooking demonstrations and pop-ups at Martha’s Market pantry and partner agencies.
Performing programmatic duties with site recruitment and compliance with the Backpack, SFSP, and CACFP child nutrition programs.
Providing neighbors, clients and sites with program and pantry information; tabling at community events and resource fairs.
Providing referral services for neighbors when appropriate.
Maintaining accurate program data and records for evaluation and reporting purposes.
Qualifications:
Must pass an AmeriCorps National Service Criminal History check.
Must obtain a Servsafe food handler’s certificate during orientation.
Must have a Louisiana driver’s license or state ID.
Must be 17 years of age or older.
Must have high school diploma or be in program earning high school equivalency degree.
Must be able to lift 40 pounds unassisted.
Must be able to stand for long periods of time.
Must have basic computer skills.
Must have access to reliable and consistent means of transportation.
Must pass an MVR (motor vehicle records) driving check.
NourishCorps Member Benefits & Member Experience:
Member living allowance of up to $11,000 possible based on serving 900 hours throughout the 11/3/2025–7/31/2026 term, distributed as $550 every bi-weekly pay period.
Upon successful completion of 900 hours of service, the member will receive a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award.
Supportive and valuable NourishCorps member experience as the inaugural cohort.
Mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff.
Opportunity to build relationships with NourishCorps members throughout the state as the first-ever NourishCorps cohort.
Professional development and training opportunities.
Traveling to other regions of the state to learn from other food banks, develop personal and professional leadership skills, and build camaraderie with NourishCorps members (travel costs paid).
More About AmeriCorps: AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Members support neighbors with critical needs such as food insecurity and healthy futures, disaster service relief, economic opportunity, education initiatives, environmental stewardship, and supporting veterans and military families. AmeriCorps members can receive practical benefits such as a member living allowance, professional development opportunities, student loan deferment, and a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award upon completion of their service term.
How to Apply: Email resume and cover letter briefly explaining why you are interested in serving to marleah@feedinglouisiana.org (Marleah Walker, Feeding Louisiana’s Director of Programs& Outreach). Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled, with priority given to those received by 10/24/25.
MONROE AMERICORPS OPPORTUNITIES - 2 TOTAL
Food Bank of Northeast Louisiana | Expand Position Titles Below for Details
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Position Type: AmeriCorps Member
Position Title: NourishCorps Field Specialist Member
Service Term: Half-Time Position (25 Hours/Week): Service Term 11/10/25-07/31/2026
Service Location: The Food Bank of Northeast Louisiana, 4600 Central Avenue, Monroe, LA 71203. Service will take place at the Food Bank of Northeast Louisiana, its food distributions, and partner agency sites.
Service Position Purpose & Summary:
AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Feeding Louisiana, the state food bank association, will place 14 AmeriCorps members at food bank facilities throughout the state to support community members with critical food insecurity needs.
Feeding Louisiana refers to its network of AmeriCorps as its “NourishCorps,” emphasizing the distinct purpose of these members to expand the ability of the food banks to nourish people in need. NourishCorps members will join a cohort of statewide AmeriCorps members dedicated to combating food insecurity and will gain personal and professional leadership skills, training, mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff, and relationships with a supportive network of fellow members.
The NourishCorps Field Specialist Member will will expand the Food Bank of Northeast Louisiana’s capacity to connect neighbors with food and nutrition resources, improve access to federal nutrition programs, and strengthen outreach efforts that raise community awareness of food assistance. Members will support outreach, enrollment, and distribution activities related to two major programs:
1. SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) – the federal program that helps eligible individuals and families purchase food each month (formerly called food stamps)
2. CSFP (Commodity Supplemental Food Program) – the federal program providing monthly food boxes to low-income seniors.
The member will enhance the food bank’s outreach efforts, community education, and data collection process while getting hands-on operational experience. The members will help more neighbors access food resources and benefits while building connections between the food bank and the people it serves.
About This Unique Position Within the Food Bank:
NourishCorps Field Specialist Members will serve in a unique capacity-building role that strengthens the food bank’s ability to connect with community members and partners. This role focuses on expanding outreach, education, and application support to build sustainable systems that improve food access and awareness.
Members will increase awareness of available food assistance programs, provide one-on-one guidance to neighbors navigating SNAP and CSFP enrollment, and support logistics for community food distribution and nutrition programs. These activities are designed to enhance existing operations, ensuring that staff and volunteers can serve additional neighbors more effectively.
Activities may include:
Strengthening outreach and education by hosting or participating in community events, job fairs, and information tables to share SNAP and CSFP information.
Providing one-on-one guidance to neighbors as they navigate food assistance applications under the supervision of the site supervisor.
Traveling to and participating in mobile pantry and CSFP distribution events, taking part in intake, record-keeping, neighbor interaction, set-up and break-down, and ensuring safe handling of food and supplies.
Promoting nutrition education by planning and participating in cooking demonstrations and community workshops.
Conducting follow-ups at backpack sites to collect program data and feedback.
Service Position Activities Will Also Include:
Performing duties in accordance with food bank safety policies and Feeding Louisiana’s NourishCorps member handbook.
Attending and completing all NourishCorps and food bank required training and orientation.
Traveling to other Louisiana food banks for training, service, and networking opportunities with NourishCorps members throughout the state.
Meeting with food bank site supervisor and Feeding Louisiana staff as scheduled.
Inputting data into computer systems, supporting programmatic operations, and supporting organization of client records and data under supervision.
Shopping, preparing, and cooking healthy meals for cooking demonstrations and pop-ups.
Providing referral services for clients.
Coordination of volunteers and distribution events.
Qualifications:
Must pass an AmeriCorps National Service Criminal History check.
Must have a Louisiana driver’s license or state ID.
Must be 17 years of age or older.
Must obtain a Servsafe food safety certificate at the time of orientation.
Must have high school diploma or be in a program earning a high school equivalent degree.
Must be able to lift 40 pounds unassisted.
Must be able to stand for long periods of time.
Must have basic computer skills.
Must have access to reliable and consistent means of transportation.
Must pass a motor vehicle record (MVR) driving check.
NourishCorps Member Benefits & Member Experience:
Member living allowance of up to $11,000 possible based on serving 900 hours throughout the 11/3/2025–7/31/2026 term, distributed as $550 every bi-weekly pay period.
Upon successful completion of 900 hours of service, the member will receive a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award.
Supportive and valuable NourishCorps member experience as the inaugural cohort.
Mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff.
Opportunity to build relationships with NourishCorps members throughout the state as the first-ever NourishCorps cohort.
Professional development and training opportunities.
Traveling to other regions of the state to learn from other food banks, develop personal and professional leadership skills, and build camaraderie with NourishCorps members (travel costs paid).
More About AmeriCorps: AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Members support neighbors with critical needs such as food insecurity and healthy futures, disaster service relief, economic opportunity, education initiatives, environmental stewardship, and supporting veterans and military families. AmeriCorps members can receive practical benefits such as a member living allowance, professional development opportunities, student loan deferment, and a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award upon completion of their service term.
How to Apply: Email resume and cover letter briefly explaining why you are interested in serving to marleah@feedinglouisiana.org (Marleah Walker, Feeding Louisiana’s Director of Programs& Outreach). Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled, with priority given to those received by 10/24/25.
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Position Type: AmeriCorps Member
Position Title: NourishCorps Volunteer Engagement Member
Service Term: Half-Time Position (25 Hours/Week): Service Term 11/10/25-07/31/2026
Service Location: Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana, 285 Mt. Zion Rd., Shreveport, LA 71106. Service will primarily occur at Martha’s Market, a client-choice food pantry located at the food bank’s Shreveport facility.
Service Position Purpose & Summary:
AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Feeding Louisiana, the state food bank association, will place 14 AmeriCorps members at food bank facilities throughout the state to support community members with critical food insecurity needs.
Feeding Louisiana refers to its network of AmeriCorps as its “NourishCorps,” emphasizing the distinct purpose of these members to expand the ability of the food banks to nourish people in need. NourishCorps members will join a cohort of statewide AmeriCorps members dedicated to combating food insecurity and will gain personal and professional leadership skills, training, mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff, and relationships with a supportive network of fellow members.
About This Unique Position Within the Food Bank:
NourishCorps Outreach Specialist Members will serve in a unique capacity-building role that strengthens the food bank’s ability to connect with community members and partners. This role focuses on capacity building volunteer engagement systems. These activities include:
Providing one-on-one guidance and group leadership to individual and volunteer groups at distribution sites and within the food bank’s sorting room and warehouse.
Coordinating and guiding volunteers during distribution and packing activities under the direct supervision of their site supervision.
Creating volunteer engagement systems to retain and support volunteers.
Service Position Activities Will Also Include:
Performing duties in accordance with food bank safety policies and Feeding Louisiana’s NourishCorps member handbook.
Attending and completing all NourishCorps and food bank required training and orientations.
Coordination and facilitation of community volunteers at distribution sites and within the warehouse.
Participation and supervision of volunteer events at the food bank and distribution sites.
Reciting and disclosing Food Bank volunteer sorting and packing procedures and protocol to individual and volunteer groups.
Meeting with food bank site supervisor and Feeding Louisiana staff as scheduled.
Inputting data into computer systems, supporting organization of programmatic operations, and supporting organization of volunteer events.
Engagement, support and retention of community volunteers.
Coordination of volunteers and distribution events.
Qualifications:
Must be 17 years of age or older.
Must have high school diploma or be in program earning high school equivalency degree.
Must have a Louisiana Driver’s license or state ID.
Must obtain the Servsafe food handler’s certification at the food bank during the orientation.
Must be able to lift 40 pounds unassisted.
Must be able to stand for long periods of time.
Must have basic computer skills.
Must have access to reliable and consistent means of transportation.
Must pass a motor vehicle record (MVR) driving check.
NourishCorps Member Benefits & Member Experience:
Member living allowance of up to $11,000 possible based on serving 900 hours throughout the 11/3/2025–7/31/2026 term, distributed as $550 every bi-weekly pay period.
Upon successful completion of 900 hours of service, the member will receive a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award.
Supportive and valuable NourishCorps member experience as the inaugural cohort.
Mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff.
Opportunity to build relationships with NourishCorps members throughout the state as the first-ever NourishCorps cohort.
Professional development and training opportunities.
Traveling to other regions of the state to learn from other food banks, develop personal and professional leadership skills, and build camaraderie with NourishCorps members (travel costs paid).
More About AmeriCorps: AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Members support neighbors with critical needs such as food insecurity and healthy futures, disaster service relief, economic opportunity, education initiatives, environmental stewardship, and supporting veterans and military families. AmeriCorps members can receive practical benefits such as a member living allowance, professional development opportunities, student loan deferment, and a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award upon completion of their service term.
How to Apply: Email resume and cover letter briefly explaining why you are interested in serving to marleah@feedinglouisiana.org (Marleah Walker, Feeding Louisiana’s Director of Programs& Outreach). Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled, with priority given to those received by 10/24/25.
NEW ORLEANS AMERICORPS OPPORTUNITIES - 2 TOTAL
Second Harvest Food Bank (New Orleans Location) | Expand Position Titles Below for Details
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Position Type: AmeriCorps Member
Position Title: NourishCorps On-Site Pantry & Warehouse Member
Service Term: Half-Time Position (25 Hours/Week): Service Term 11/10/25-07/31/2026
Service Location: Second Harvest Food Bank (New Orleans Location), 700 Edwards Ave., New Orleans, LA 70123. Service will primarily occur at the New Orleans facility of the Second Harvest Food Bank.
Service Position Purpose & Summary:
AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Feeding Louisiana, the state food bank association, will place 14 AmeriCorps members at food bank facilities throughout the state to support community members with critical food insecurity needs.
Feeding Louisiana refers to its network of AmeriCorps as its “NourishCorps,” emphasizing the distinct purpose of these members to expand the ability of the food banks to nourish people in need. NourishCorps members will join a cohort of statewide AmeriCorps members dedicated to combating food insecurity and will gain personal and professional leadership skills, training, mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff, and relationships with a supportive network of fellow members.
NourishCorps On-Site Pantry and Warehouse Members will serve in a dual role, expanding the food bank’s capacity to meet community needs by serving directly with neighbors at the on-site food pantry and participating in warehouse operations and logistics. This includes coordinating pantry intake and distributions, connecting neighbors with available nutrition resources, and preparing food boxes for the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) “Senior Food Box” program.
About This Unique Position Within the Food Bank:
The NourishCorps Pantry and Warehouse Members will serve in a unique position at Second Harvest food Bank’s facilities in New Orleans, Lafayette, and Houma, expanding the food bank’s capacity to connect neighbors with nutritious food and maintain efficient warehouse operations. Members in this dual role will engage directly with neighbors through the on-site pantry while strengthening food distribution systems behind-the-scenes. The members will:
Welcome and engage with neighbors at the on-site food pantry, providing information about available programs, resources, and what they need to bring to the pantry distribution; support neighbors through the intake and food distribution process.
Accompany neighbors as they shop in the on-site pantry, helping them make decisions that best suit their family’s needs; provide operational support including bagging food products and loading neighbor vehicles.
Support the organization and efficient movement of food products, including packing boxes and restocking pantry shelves.
Administer pantry and program applications, working one-on-one with neighbors as they understand and navigate the process.
Contact seniors from the CSFP (Commodity Supplemental Food Program, also known as “Senior Food Box) waitlist, coordinate reminders for upcoming distributions, and prepare CSFP boxes for delivery.
Provide neighbors and partner agencies with program and pantry information.
Service Position Activities Will Also Include:
Performing duties in accordance with food bank safety policies and Feeding Louisiana’s NourishCorps member handbook.
Attending and completing all NourishCorps and food bank required training and orientations.
Traveling to other Louisiana food banks for training, service, and networking opportunities with NourishCorps members throughout the state.
Meeting with food bank site supervisor and Feeding Louisiana staff as scheduled.
Inputting data into computer systems, supporting organization of programmatic operations, and supporting organization of client records and data under supervision.
Providing referral services for the clients.
Inspecting product donations to ensure that all safety and sanitation standards are met under supervision.
Qualifications:
Must pass an AmeriCorps National Service Criminal History check.
Must have a Louisiana driver’s license or state ID.
Must be 17 years of age or older.
Must have high school diploma or be in program earning high school equivalency degree.
Must be able to lift 40 pounds unassisted.
Must be able to stand for long periods of time.
Must have basic computer skills.
Must have access to reliable and consistent means of transportation.
Must obtain a Servsafe food handler’s certificate at orientation.
NourishCorps Member Benefits & Member Experience:
Member living allowance of up to $11,000 possible based on serving 900 hours throughout the 11/3/2025–7/31/2026 term, distributed as $550 every bi-weekly pay period.
Upon successful completion of 900 hours of service, the member will receive a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award.
Supportive and valuable NourishCorps member experience as the inaugural cohort.
Mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff.
Opportunity to build relationships with NourishCorps members throughout the state as the first-ever NourishCorps cohort.
Professional development and training opportunities.
Traveling to other regions of the state to learn from other food banks, develop personal and professional leadership skills, and build camaraderie with NourishCorps members (travel costs paid).
More About AmeriCorps: AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Members support neighbors with critical needs such as food insecurity and healthy futures, disaster service relief, economic opportunity, education initiatives, environmental stewardship, and supporting veterans and military families. AmeriCorps members can receive practical benefits such as a member living allowance, professional development opportunities, student loan deferment, and a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award upon completion of their service term.
How to Apply: Email resume and cover letter briefly explaining why you are interested in serving to marleah@feedinglouisiana.org (Marleah Walker, Feeding Louisiana’s Director of Programs& Outreach). Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled, with priority given to those received by 10/24/25.
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Position Type: AmeriCorps Member
Position Title: NourishCorps Field Specialist Member
Service Term: Half-Time Position (25 Hours/Week): Service Term 11/10/25-07/31/2026
Service Location: Second Harvest Food Bank (New Orleans Location), 700 Edwards Ave., New Orleans, LA 70123. Service will primarily occur at the New Orleans facility of the Second Harvest Food Bank and its distributions and partner agency sites.
Service Position Purpose & Summary:
AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Feeding Louisiana, the state food bank association, will place 14 AmeriCorps members at food bank facilities throughout the state to support community members with critical food insecurity needs.
Feeding Louisiana refers to its network of AmeriCorps as its “NourishCorps,” emphasizing the distinct purpose of these members to expand the ability of the food banks to nourish people in need. NourishCorps members will join a cohort of statewide AmeriCorps members dedicated to combating food insecurity and will gain personal and professional leadership skills, training, mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff, and relationships with a supportive network of fellow members.
NourishCorps Field Specialist Members will strengthen Second Harvest Food Bank’s capacity to distribute food efficiently, support senior nutrition and child nutrition programs, and connect neighbors with essential food resources. Members will participate in mobile food distributions, child nutrition programs, and program logistics while building relationships with neighbors and community partners.
About This Unique Position Within the Food Bank:
The NourishCorps Field Specialist Members will serve in a unique position at Second Harvest Food Bank and its partner agencies, expanding the food bank’s capacity to connect neighbors with nutritious food and strengthen child and senior nutrition programs. Members will enhance program delivery, outreach, and data collection efforts across the food bank’s 23-parish service area while engaging directly with neighbors, community partners, and volunteers. The NourishCorps Field Specialist Members will:
Serve one on one with neighbors and agencies with programmatic activities and applications at off-site partner agencies and distribution sites; including the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP), Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), Summer Food Service Program (SFSP), and backpack and mobile pantry programs.
Provide technical support and guidance to partner agencies, schools and community centers on program enrollment, coordination, and ongoing communication for backpack, after-school, and summer meal programs.
Prepare and facilitate cooking demonstrations and nutrition activities at partner agencies, community events, and pop-ups.
Provide overall programmatic and logistical support for food assistance and nutrition initiatives throughout the food bank’s service area, with a focus on reaching rural and food-insecure communities. Support and participate in food distributions, including set-up, registration, packing, loading, and clean-up activities
Service Position Activities Will Also Include:
Performing duties in accordance with food bank safety policies and Feeding Louisiana’s NourishCorps member handbook.
Attending and completing all NourishCorps and food bank required training and orientation.
Traveling to other Louisiana food banks for training, service, and networking opportunities with NourishCorps members throughout the state.
Meeting with food bank site supervisor and Feeding Louisiana staff as scheduled.
Inputting data into computer systems, supporting programmatic operations, and supporting organization of client records and data under supervision.
Representing the food bank at community events, volunteer activities, and resource fairs.
Providing referral services for clients.
Qualifications:
Must pass an AmeriCorps National Service Criminal History check.
Must obtain Servsafe food handler’s certificate during orientation.
Must have a Louisiana driver’s license or state ID.
Must be 17 years of age or older.
Must have high school diploma or be in program earning high school equivalency degree.
Must be able to lift 40 pounds unassisted.
Must be able to stand for long periods of time.
Must have basic computer skills.
Must have access to reliable and consistent means of transportation.
Must pass an MVR (motor vehicle record) driving check.
NourishCorps Member Benefits & Member Experience:
Member living allowance of up to $11,000 possible based on serving 900 hours throughout the 11/3/2025–7/31/2026 term, distributed as $550 every bi-weekly pay period.
Upon successful completion of 900 hours of service, the member will receive a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award.
Supportive and valuable NourishCorps member experience as the inaugural cohort.
Mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff.
Opportunity to build relationships with NourishCorps members throughout the state as the first-ever NourishCorps cohort.
Professional development and training opportunities.
Traveling to other regions of the state to learn from other food banks, develop personal and professional leadership skills, and build camaraderie with NourishCorps members (travel costs paid).
More About AmeriCorps: AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Members support neighbors with critical needs such as food insecurity and healthy futures, disaster service relief, economic opportunity, education initiatives, environmental stewardship, and supporting veterans and military families. AmeriCorps members can receive practical benefits such as a member living allowance, professional development opportunities, student loan deferment, and a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award upon completion of their service term.
How to Apply: Email resume and cover letter briefly explaining why you are interested in serving to marleah@feedinglouisiana.org (Marleah Walker, Feeding Louisiana’s Director of Programs & Outreach). Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled, with priority given to those received by 10/24/25.
LAFAYETTE AMERICORPS OPPORTUNITIES - 2 TOTAL
Second Harvest Food Bank (Lafayette Location) | Expand Position Titles Below for Details
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Position Type: AmeriCorps Member
Position Title: NourishCorps On-Site Pantry & Warehouse Member
Service Term: Half-Time Position (25 Hours/Week): Service Term 11/10/25-07/31/2026
Service Location: Second Harvest Food Bank (Lafayette Location), 215 E. Pinhook Rd., Lafayette, LA 70501. Service will primarily occur at the Lafayette facility of the Second Harvest Food Bank.
Service Position Purpose & Summary:
AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Feeding Louisiana, the state food bank association, will place 14 AmeriCorps members at food bank facilities throughout the state to support community members with critical food insecurity needs.
Feeding Louisiana refers to its network of AmeriCorps as its “NourishCorps,” emphasizing the distinct purpose of these members to expand the ability of the food banks to nourish people in need. NourishCorps members will join a cohort of statewide AmeriCorps members dedicated to combating food insecurity and will gain personal and professional leadership skills, training, mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff, and relationships with a supportive network of fellow members.
NourishCorps On-Site Pantry and Warehouse Members will serve in a dual role, expanding the food bank’s capacity to meet community needs by serving directly with neighbors at the on-site food pantry and participating in warehouse operations and logistics. This includes coordinating pantry intake and distributions, connecting neighbors with available nutrition resources, and preparing food boxes for the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) “Senior Food Box” program.
About This Unique Position Within the Food Bank:
The NourishCorps Pantry and Warehouse Members will serve in a unique position at Second Harvest food Bank’s facilities in New Orleans, Lafayette, and Houma, expanding the food bank’s capacity to connect neighbors with nutritious food and maintain efficient warehouse operations. Members in this dual role will engage directly with neighbors through the on-site pantry while strengthening food distribution systems behind-the-scenes. The members will:
Welcome and engage with neighbors at the on-site food pantry, providing information about available programs, resources, and what they need to bring to the pantry distribution; support neighbors through the intake and food distribution process.
Accompany neighbors as they shop in the on-site pantry, helping them make decisions that best suit their family’s needs; provide operational support including bagging food products and loading neighbor vehicles.
Support the organization and efficient movement of food products, including packing boxes and restocking pantry shelves.
Administer pantry and program applications, working one-on-one with neighbors as they understand and navigate the process.
Contact seniors from the CSFP (Commodity Supplemental Food Program, also known as “Senior Food Box) waitlist, coordinate reminders for upcoming distributions, and prepare CSFP boxes for delivery.
Provide neighbors and partner agencies with program and pantry information.
Service Position Activities Will Also Include:
Performing duties in accordance with food bank safety policies and Feeding Louisiana’s NourishCorps member handbook.
Attending and completing all NourishCorps and food bank required training and orientations.
Traveling to other Louisiana food banks for training, service, and networking opportunities with NourishCorps members throughout the state.
Meeting with food bank site supervisor and Feeding Louisiana staff as scheduled.
Inputting data into computer systems, supporting organization of programmatic operations, and supporting organization of client records and data under supervision.
Providing referral services for the clients.
Inspecting product donations to ensure that all safety and sanitation standards are met under supervision.
Qualifications:
Must pass an AmeriCorps National Service Criminal History check.
Must have a Louisiana driver’s license or state ID.
Must be 17 years of age or older.
Must have high school diploma or be in program earning high school equivalency degree.
Must be able to lift 40 pounds unassisted.
Must be able to stand for long periods of time.
Must have basic computer skills.
Must have access to reliable and consistent means of transportation.
Must obtain a Servsafe food handler’s certificate at orientation.
NourishCorps Member Benefits & Member Experience:
Member living allowance of up to $11,000 possible based on serving 900 hours throughout the 11/3/2025–7/31/2026 term, distributed as $550 every bi-weekly pay period.
Upon successful completion of 900 hours of service, the member will receive a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award.
Supportive and valuable NourishCorps member experience as the inaugural cohort.
Mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff.
Opportunity to build relationships with NourishCorps members throughout the state as the first-ever NourishCorps cohort.
Professional development and training opportunities.
Traveling to other regions of the state to learn from other food banks, develop personal and professional leadership skills, and build camaraderie with NourishCorps members (travel costs paid).
More About AmeriCorps: AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Members support neighbors with critical needs such as food insecurity and healthy futures, disaster service relief, economic opportunity, education initiatives, environmental stewardship, and supporting veterans and military families. AmeriCorps members can receive practical benefits such as a member living allowance, professional development opportunities, student loan deferment, and a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award upon completion of their service term.
How to Apply: Email resume and cover letter briefly explaining why you are interested in serving to marleah@feedinglouisiana.org (Marleah Walker, Feeding Louisiana’s Director of Programs& Outreach). Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled, with priority given to those received by 10/24/25.
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Position Type: AmeriCorps Member
Position Title: NourishCorps Field Specialist Member
Service Term: Half-Time Position (25 Hours/Week): Service Term 11/10/25-07/31/2026
Service Location: Second Harvest Food Bank (Lafayette Location), 215 E. Pinhook Rd., Lafayette, LA 70501. Service will primarily occur at the Lafayette facility of the Second Harvest Food Bank.
Service Position Purpose & Summary:
AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Feeding Louisiana, the state food bank association, will place 14 AmeriCorps members at food bank facilities throughout the state to support community members with critical food insecurity needs.
Feeding Louisiana refers to its network of AmeriCorps as its “NourishCorps,” emphasizing the distinct purpose of these members to expand the ability of the food banks to nourish people in need. NourishCorps members will join a cohort of statewide AmeriCorps members dedicated to combating food insecurity and will gain personal and professional leadership skills, training, mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff, and relationships with a supportive network of fellow members.
NourishCorps Field Specialist Members will strengthen Second Harvest Food Bank’s capacity to distribute food efficiently, support senior nutrition and child nutrition programs, and connect neighbors with essential food resources. Members will participate in mobile food distributions, child nutrition programs, and program logistics while building relationships with neighbors and community partners.
About This Unique Position Within the Food Bank:
The NourishCorps Field Specialist Members will serve in a unique position at Second Harvest Food Bank and its partner agencies, expanding the food bank’s capacity to connect neighbors with nutritious food and strengthen child and senior nutrition programs. Members will enhance program delivery, outreach, and data collection efforts across the food bank’s 23-parish service area while engaging directly with neighbors, community partners, and volunteers. The NourishCorps Field Specialist Members will:
Serve one on one with neighbors and agencies with programmatic activities and applications at off-site partner agencies and distribution sites; including the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP), Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), Summer Food Service Program (SFSP), and backpack and mobile pantry programs.
Provide technical support and guidance to partner agencies, schools and community centers on program enrollment, coordination, and ongoing communication for backpack, after-school, and summer meal programs.
Prepare and facilitate cooking demonstrations and nutrition activities at partner agencies, community events, and pop-ups.
Provide overall programmatic and logistical support for food assistance and nutrition initiatives throughout the food bank’s service area, with a focus on reaching rural and food-insecure communities. Support and participate in food distributions, including set-up, registration, packing, loading, and clean-up activities
Service Position Activities Will Also Include:
Performing duties in accordance with food bank safety policies and Feeding Louisiana’s NourishCorps member handbook.
Attending and completing all NourishCorps and food bank required training and orientation.
Traveling to other Louisiana food banks for training, service, and networking opportunities with NourishCorps members throughout the state.
Meeting with food bank site supervisor and Feeding Louisiana staff as scheduled.
Inputting data into computer systems, supporting programmatic operations, and supporting organization of client records and data under supervision.
Representing the food bank at community events, volunteer activities, and resource fairs.
Providing referral services for clients.
Qualifications:
Must pass an AmeriCorps National Service Criminal History check.
Must obtain Servsafe food handler’s certificate during orientation.
Must have a Louisiana driver’s license or state ID.
Must be 17 years of age or older.
Must have high school diploma or be in program earning high school equivalency degree.
Must be able to lift 40 pounds unassisted.
Must be able to stand for long periods of time.
Must have basic computer skills.
Must have access to reliable and consistent means of transportation.
Must pass an MVR (motor vehicle record) driving check.
NourishCorps Member Benefits & Member Experience:
Member living allowance of up to $11,000 possible based on serving 900 hours throughout the 11/3/2025–7/31/2026 term, distributed as $550 every bi-weekly pay period.
Upon successful completion of 900 hours of service, the member will receive a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award.
Supportive and valuable NourishCorps member experience as the inaugural cohort.
Mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff.
Opportunity to build relationships with NourishCorps members throughout the state as the first-ever NourishCorps cohort.
Professional development and training opportunities.
Traveling to other regions of the state to learn from other food banks, develop personal and professional leadership skills, and build camaraderie with NourishCorps members (travel costs paid).
More About AmeriCorps: AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Members support neighbors with critical needs such as food insecurity and healthy futures, disaster service relief, economic opportunity, education initiatives, environmental stewardship, and supporting veterans and military families. AmeriCorps members can receive practical benefits such as a member living allowance, professional development opportunities, student loan deferment, and a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award upon completion of their service term.
How to Apply: Email resume and cover letter briefly explaining why you are interested in serving to marleah@feedinglouisiana.org (Marleah Walker, Feeding Louisiana’s Director of Programs & Outreach). Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled, with priority given to those received by 10/24/25.
HOUMA AMERICORPS OPPORTUNITIES - 1 TOTAL
Second Harvest Food Bank (Houma Location) | Expand Position Titles Below for Details
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Position Type: AmeriCorps Member
Position Title: NourishCorps On-Site Pantry & Warehouse Member
Service Term: Half-Time Position (25 Hours/Week): Service Term 11/10/25-07/31/2026
Service Location: Second Harvest Food Bank (Houma Location), 223 South Hollywood Rd., Houma, LA 70630. Service will primarily occur at the Houma facility of Second Harvest.
Service Position Purpose & Summary:
AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Feeding Louisiana, the state food bank association, will place 14 AmeriCorps members at food bank facilities throughout the state to support community members with critical food insecurity needs.
Feeding Louisiana refers to its network of AmeriCorps as its “NourishCorps,” emphasizing the distinct purpose of these members to expand the ability of the food banks to nourish people in need. NourishCorps members will join a cohort of statewide AmeriCorps members dedicated to combating food insecurity and will gain personal and professional leadership skills, training, mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff, and relationships with a supportive network of fellow members.
NourishCorps On-Site Pantry and Warehouse Members will serve in a dual role, expanding the food bank’s capacity to meet community needs by serving directly with neighbors at the on-site food pantry and participating in warehouse operations and logistics. This includes coordinating pantry intake and distributions, connecting neighbors with available nutrition resources, and preparing food boxes for the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) “Senior Food Box” program.
About This Unique Position Within the Food Bank:
The NourishCorps Pantry and Warehouse Members will serve in a unique position at Second Harvest food Bank’s facilities in New Orleans, Lafayette, and Houma, expanding the food bank’s capacity to connect neighbors with nutritious food and maintain efficient warehouse operations. Members in this dual role will engage directly with neighbors through the on-site pantry while strengthening food distribution systems behind-the-scenes. The members will:
Welcome and engage with neighbors at the on-site food pantry, providing information about available programs, resources, and what they need to bring to the pantry distribution; support neighbors through the intake and food distribution process.
Accompany neighbors as they shop in the on-site pantry, helping them make decisions that best suit their family’s needs; provide operational support including bagging food products and loading neighbor vehicles.
Support the organization and efficient movement of food products, including packing boxes and restocking pantry shelves.
Administer pantry and program applications, working one-on-one with neighbors as they understand and navigate the process.
Contact seniors from the CSFP (Commodity Supplemental Food Program, also known as “Senior Food Box) waitlist, coordinate reminders for upcoming distributions, and prepare CSFP boxes for delivery.
Provide neighbors and partner agencies with program and pantry information.
Service Position Activities Will Also Include:
Performing duties in accordance with food bank safety policies and Feeding Louisiana’s NourishCorps member handbook.
Attending and completing all NourishCorps and food bank required training and orientations.
Traveling to other Louisiana food banks for training, service, and networking opportunities with NourishCorps members throughout the state.
Meeting with food bank site supervisor and Feeding Louisiana staff as scheduled.
Inputting data into computer systems, supporting organization of programmatic operations, and supporting organization of client records and data under supervision.
Providing referral services for the clients.
Inspecting product donations to ensure that all safety and sanitation standards are met under supervision.
Qualifications:
Must pass an AmeriCorps National Service Criminal History check.
Must have a Louisiana driver’s license or state ID.
Must be 17 years of age or older.
Must have high school diploma or be in program earning high school equivalency degree.
Must be able to lift 40 pounds unassisted.
Must be able to stand for long periods of time.
Must have basic computer skills.
Must have access to reliable and consistent means of transportation.
Must obtain a Servsafe food handler’s certificate at orientation.
NourishCorps Member Benefits & Member Experience:
Member living allowance of up to $11,000 possible based on serving 900 hours throughout the 11/3/2025–7/31/2026 term, distributed as $550 every bi-weekly pay period.
Upon successful completion of 900 hours of service, the member will receive a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award.
Supportive and valuable NourishCorps member experience as the inaugural cohort.
Mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff.
Opportunity to build relationships with NourishCorps members throughout the state as the first-ever NourishCorps cohort.
Professional development and training opportunities.
Traveling to other regions of the state to learn from other food banks, develop personal and professional leadership skills, and build camaraderie with NourishCorps members (travel costs paid).
More About AmeriCorps: AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Members support neighbors with critical needs such as food insecurity and healthy futures, disaster service relief, economic opportunity, education initiatives, environmental stewardship, and supporting veterans and military families. AmeriCorps members can receive practical benefits such as a member living allowance, professional development opportunities, student loan deferment, and a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award upon completion of their service term.
How to Apply: Email resume and cover letter briefly explaining why you are interested in serving to marleah@feedinglouisiana.org (Marleah Walker, Feeding Louisiana’s Director of Programs& Outreach). Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled, with priority given to those received by 10/24/25.
LAKE CHARLES AMERICORPS OPPORTUNITIES - 1 TOTAL
Second Harvest Food Bank (Lake Charles Location) | Expand Position Titles Below for Details
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Position Type: AmeriCorps Member
Position Title: NourishCorps Field Specialist Member
Service Term: Half-Time Position (25 Hours/Week): Service Term 11/10/25-07/31/2026
Service Location: Second Harvest Food Bank (Lake Charles Location), 2309 LA-397, Lake Charles, LA 70615. Service will primarily occur at the Lake Charles facility of the Second Harvest Food Bank, food distributions, and partner agencies.
Service Position Purpose & Summary:
AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Feeding Louisiana, the state food bank association, will place 14 AmeriCorps members at food bank facilities throughout the state to support community members with critical food insecurity needs.
Feeding Louisiana refers to its network of AmeriCorps as its “NourishCorps,” emphasizing the distinct purpose of these members to expand the ability of the food banks to nourish people in need. NourishCorps members will join a cohort of statewide AmeriCorps members dedicated to combating food insecurity and will gain personal and professional leadership skills, training, mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff, and relationships with a supportive network of fellow members.
NourishCorps Field Specialist Members will strengthen Second Harvest Food Bank’s capacity to distribute food efficiently, support senior nutrition and child nutrition programs, and connect neighbors with essential food resources. Members will participate in mobile food distributions, child nutrition programs, and program logistics while building relationships with neighbors and community partners.
About This Unique Position Within the Food Bank:
The NourishCorps Field Specialist Members will serve in a unique position at Second Harvest Food Bank and its partner agencies, expanding the food bank’s capacity to connect neighbors with nutritious food and strengthen child and senior nutrition programs. Members will enhance program delivery, outreach, and data collection efforts across the food bank’s 23-parish service area while engaging directly with neighbors, community partners, and volunteers. The NourishCorps Field Specialist Members will:
Serve one on one with neighbors and agencies with programmatic activities and applications at off-site partner agencies and distribution sites; including the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP), Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), Summer Food Service Program (SFSP), and backpack and mobile pantry programs.
Provide technical support and guidance to partner agencies, schools and community centers on program enrollment, coordination, and ongoing communication for backpack, after-school, and summer meal programs.
Prepare and facilitate cooking demonstrations and nutrition activities at partner agencies, community events, and pop-ups.
Provide overall programmatic and logistical support for food assistance and nutrition initiatives throughout the food bank’s service area, with a focus on reaching rural and food-insecure communities. Support and participate in food distributions, including set-up, registration, packing, loading, and clean-up activities
Service Position Activities Will Also Include:
Performing duties in accordance with food bank safety policies and Feeding Louisiana’s NourishCorps member handbook.
Attending and completing all NourishCorps and food bank required training and orientation.
Traveling to other Louisiana food banks for training, service, and networking opportunities with NourishCorps members throughout the state.
Meeting with food bank site supervisor and Feeding Louisiana staff as scheduled.
Inputting data into computer systems, supporting programmatic operations, and supporting organization of client records and data under supervision.
Representing the food bank at community events, volunteer activities, and resource fairs.
Providing referral services for clients.
Qualifications:
Must pass an AmeriCorps National Service Criminal History check.
Must obtain Servsafe food handler’s certificate during orientation.
Must have a Louisiana driver’s license or state ID.
Must be 17 years of age or older.
Must have high school diploma or be in program earning high school equivalency degree.
Must be able to lift 40 pounds unassisted.
Must be able to stand for long periods of time.
Must have basic computer skills.
Must have access to reliable and consistent means of transportation.
Must pass an MVR (motor vehicle record) driving check.
NourishCorps Member Benefits & Member Experience:
Member living allowance of up to $11,000 possible based on serving 900 hours throughout the 11/3/2025–7/31/2026 term, distributed as $550 every bi-weekly pay period.
Upon successful completion of 900 hours of service, the member will receive a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award.
Supportive and valuable NourishCorps member experience as the inaugural cohort.
Mentorship from food bank and Feeding Louisiana staff.
Opportunity to build relationships with NourishCorps members throughout the state as the first-ever NourishCorps cohort.
Professional development and training opportunities.
Traveling to other regions of the state to learn from other food banks, develop personal and professional leadership skills, and build camaraderie with NourishCorps members (travel costs paid).
More About AmeriCorps: AmeriCorps is the federal agency for national service and volunteering that empowers thousands of members across the U.S. to serve in their communities. Members support neighbors with critical needs such as food insecurity and healthy futures, disaster service relief, economic opportunity, education initiatives, environmental stewardship, and supporting veterans and military families. AmeriCorps members can receive practical benefits such as a member living allowance, professional development opportunities, student loan deferment, and a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award upon completion of their service term.
How to Apply: Email resume and cover letter briefly explaining why you are interested in serving to marleah@feedinglouisiana.org (Marleah Walker, Feeding Louisiana’s Director of Programs & Outreach). Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled, with priority given to those received by 10/24/25.
