Good question. First start as small as possible. You dont need to design a massive system and burnout is a real possibility... which leads to: find groups alr

Good question. First start as small as possible. You dont need to design a massive system and burnout is a real possibility... which leads to: find groups already set up around you. We have a local food pantry that also cooks for people. It's ok to test drive various groups until you find good fits. There are various ways. Im helping a group get their non-profit status atm. Not super visible or boots on the ground but needed/useful. Other groups just need people to help reach out on social media. It's as much a state of mind as physical actions and good for you for starting to see the need and opportunities.