//CODE OF CONDUCT | daytonfoodpantry

Code of

Conduct

Please remember that we are here to assist families in need of food. We are volunteers giving of our time and talent to serve the community. By following the code of conduct, you will be helping us to create a better environment for everyone

Code of Conduct

Treat everyone with the respect, kindness, and compassion.
Treat staff & volunteers with respect & honesty.
Remember that it is against the law to sell, exchange, or abuse any items you receive.
Cooperate with volunteers and staff.
No loitering. Please arrive no more than 10 minutes before opening hours, and leave through the assigned doors as soon as you have received your food.

The following is a list of behaviors that will not be tolerated:

Physically or verbally harming or abusing others
Using profanity
Using intimidation tactics and/or making threats
Publicly disclosing another’s private information
Attending under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs
Sexual or unwelcome harassment
Possession of dangerous or unauthorized material such as explosives or firearms

Participants should realize that access to services may have limits and eligibility does not automatically ensure services. Individuals may be refused service if the Code of Conduct is not followed!

Any questions?

Thank you for your cooperation! If you have any questions, concerns, or comments about these rules and code of ethics, please feel free to speak with a volunteer or phone the Dayton Episcopal Food Pantry at 937.278.7345, or the Dayton FoodBank, Inc. at 937.461.0265