Meals for the Mob: A Meaningful Corporate Volunteering Experience

This National Reconciliation Week and National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC) Week, take part in Meals for the Mob (MFTM) —a unique, hands-on volunteering experience supporting First Nations communities.

Join the SecondBite | FareShare team in the kitchen for a 3.5-hour immersive session, where you’ll help prepare and pack hundreds of nutritious, culturally appropriate meals for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people experiencing food insecurity.

What makes this experience special?

Led by a First Nations Coordinator from SecondBite | FareShare, sharing insights into the impact of your contribution.
Premium experience priced at $5,000, with all funds supporting MFTM meal production and distribution.
Exclusive take-home pack, including:
- A specially designed Meals for the Mob apron
- A certificate of completion
- A handcrafted native spice mix
- Other surprises to celebrate your involvement

Why get involved?

This is more than just a team-building activity—it’s an opportunity to connect with culture, give back to community, and make a lasting difference. Your team will leave with a deeper understanding of food insecurity in First Nations communities and the knowledge that they’ve had a real, tangible impact.

Session details:

Dates: National Reconciliation Week - 27th May to 3rd June and NAIDOC Week - 6th July to 13th July
Duration: 3.5 hours
Times: 9am - 12.30pm, 1.15pm - 5pm
Group size: 8 to 20 volunteers
Food safety & comfort: Our kitchens are air-conditioned and adhere to strict food safety guidelines.

Refund policy:

Cancellations within 4 weeks of the booked session will incur a 100% cancellation fee.

Book now and be part of something truly special.