It is an exciting time at the Capital Area Food Bank (CAFB) as we continue to undertake our mission of providing good, nutritious food today and food to enable brighter futures. On an annual basis CAFB distributes about 40 million meals worth of food through a network of hundreds of partners across the OMV. We know that creating long term solutions to food security requires more than meals. It requires education, training, and collaboration across the public, private and social service ecosystems. We are seeking people with strong ideas and a passion to come together to address the complex interrelated issues of food security, poverty, and equity. We are expanding in multiple ways: providing food for today and addressing the root causes of hunger by partnering with organizations that provide critical services like job training programs, health care and education. Food has the power to transform lives and move everyone forward. Find out how on our website at capitalareafoodbank.org. Let us discuss how food is at the center of everyone's healthy life!

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Curbside Groceries is striving to reach the goal of bringing affordable, healthy food to areas of Ward 8 and PG county that are experiencing transportation barriers and gaps in accessibility, in a model where product sales cover the costs of personnel, operating expenses and food. To achieve this goal, it is essential that the drivers are full, active members of the curbside team.

Curbside Groceries is a mobile grocery truck bringing groceries for sale to areas experiencing transportation barriers and gaps in accessibility of affordable, healthy food. Operating in neighborhoods across Ward 8, Curbside Groceries sells a full selection of foods-including fresh fruits and vegetables, dairy, and proteins-to provide residents in low food access areas with grocery options and a selection of essential personal care items year-round. Curbside Groceries is an initiative of the Capital Area Food Bank, presented through a partnership with Giant Food, J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation, and the A. James and Alice B. Clark Foundation. The DC Curbside Groceries Coordinator will play a critical role in the day-to-day operations of the truck, support the recruitment of new sites, and manage customer engagement. This candidate will be responsible for all aspects of the day-to-day operation of the grocery truck project. Successful candidates have the proven ability to independently move a project forward with professional maturity. The manager will work closely with the Grocery Truck Manager at each market stop to service the community with affordable, healthy market basket of foods. The position requires working closely with other departments, especially food resources and development department.

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