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Welcome!
"Come and see, come and help, and come and stay"
"Come and see, come and help, and come and stay"
-Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf
How YOU can help...
How YOU can help...
(See Schedule & Sign up Form below - Contact your Elder's Quorum President for more information)
Location: 224 West North Street, Harrisville, Utah
(Behind Deseret Industries in Harrisville)
A Few Important Guidelines:
A Few Important Guidelines:
Volunteers must be at least 16 years old.
Please wear long pants, short or long-sleeve shirt, and comfortable closed-toe shoes.
DO NOT wear any jewelry, watches, rings, bracelets, or hats.
The cannery will provide aprons, hairnets, gloves, and a locker for coats, bags, etc.
DO NOT wear shorts, capris, or sandals.
No illnesses or open sores.
No food or drink in the processing area.
No experience necessary, instructions will be provided at the beginning of your shift.
Please arrive on-time to allow for safety orientation
Invite a friend and have fun!
Volunteers Needed
Volunteers Needed
Volunteers are at the heart of the cannery, which provides canned food such as beef stew, tomato sauce, chili, canned beans, and chicken noodle soup. This food is delivered to bishops' store houses across the United States and helps those in need.
Individuals, community service, wards, stakes, friends, family groups, and company groups are invited to come and volunteer as we "feed the hungry" in America and around the world.
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An Introduction to the Harrisville Cannery
An Introduction to the Harrisville Cannery
“Latter-day Saints, as with other followers of Jesus Christ, are always looking for ways to help, to lift, and to love others… They truly seek to live the first and second great commandments. When we love God with all our hearts, He turns our hearts to the well-being of others in a beautiful, virtuous cycle. Giving help to others—making a conscientious effort to care about others as much as or more than we care about ourselves—is our joy. Living that second great commandment is the key to becoming a true disciple of Jesus Christ.”
-President Russell M. Nelson
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