Fellowship In Serving Humanity - F.I.S.H.

Fellowship In Serving Humanity - F.I.S.H. - delivers emergency food aid to people in need in Anchorage, Alaska, responding to a call for help through a network of volunteers. Whether at the end of a paycheck, out of work, beset by illness or in a family crisis, many people face difficult times. F.I.S.H. wants to be there for those who find themselves in an emergency needing food. How F.I.S.H. Works: - Answer Phone. When someone calls the F.I.S.H. line, a volunteer gathers information about family size, children's ages and special dietary needs. - Shop. Volunteer shoppers purchase supplies to provide healthy meals. Food also comes into the F.I.S.H. pantry from food drives and The Food Bank of Alaska. - Pack. Volunteer packers prepare supplies to meet the needs of each family accordingly to pre-set guidelines. - Deliver. Volunteer drivers then deliver the groceries directly to the family the same day they call.