Projects tagged with "HOMELESSNESS"

Give Clothes to Lucky Duck Foundation

Donate Your Clothes to Help Job Seekers! Pick-Up, Cleaning, Distribution – FOR FREE Set it up in LESS THAN 5 MINUTES! Lucky Duck has partnered with LNDRY, a premier laundry service in San Diego, to pick up your gently used clothes donation (for free!) to help homeless employment and education-seekers look and feel their best! Donate your clothes if you can! Visit: https://www.luckyduckfoundation.org/give-clothes/
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Donate Prepared Meals to Skid Row

The Midnight Mission serves 3 meals a day to their homeless and near-homeless community. They have converted their sit-down meal service to a “take out” meal service for their community guests in support of physical distancing. Any prepared meals are welcome, including lunch bags with a sandwich, chips, beverage and fruit or dessert. Donations can be made 24/7. Drop-off Instructions: Subterranean Parking – Daily (6:00 am – 11:00 pm) Loading Dock – Monday – Friday (7:00 am – 3:00 pm) Ground Floor Security – Open 24 hours Please call our security and someone will meet you outside to pick up the food 213.624.9258 ext. 2000. Visit: https://www.midnightmission.org/get-involved/volunteer/

Sort and Distribute Food Boxes with Jewish Family Service Los Angeles (JFSLA) SOVA West

Jewish Family Service Los Angeles (JFSLA) SOVA West Community Food & Resource Program provides a 5 day supply of free groceries and personal care items (when needed) to families and individuals facing food insecurity in addition to providing information and referrals to other community services. They currently serve 120 clients a day. What You'll be Doing: Greeting clients, packing food bags, restocking and giving out food to clients.***PLEASE READ*** JFSLA is requiring all volunteers and staff show proof of COVID-19 vaccination. JFSLA is an independent organization and their policies do not reflect those of the Food Bank. Requirements & Skills: Minimum age to volunteer is 18, Must be able to show proof of Covid-19 vaccination, Masks are required to be worn, Be able to lift up to 30 lbs, Be able to stand for long periods of time, Comfortable working indoors & outdoors. Disclaimer: SOVA West Pico is its own organization and its policies may not reflect those of the Food Bank. Visit: https://www.cervistech.com/acts/console.php?console_type=event&console_id=0338&cat_id=&filter_choice=&cal_choice=&res_choice=&res_code=&source=

Sort and Distribute Food Bags with Christian Outreach in Action (COA)

Christian Outreach in Action (COA) is a non-profit organization, that serves homeless and low-income people in Long Beach. Christian Outreach in Action's Food Bank gives out groceries 5 days a week to low-income, and homeless residents who are hungry and fighting with food insecurity. Food is distributed from Monday through Friday. What You'll be Doing: Setting up food bank area, greeting clients, assembling food bags, restocking shelves, unloading shipments of food and giving out food to clients. Requirements & Skills: Minimum age to volunteer is 18. Some light to moderate lifting, although not necessary for all roles. Ability to stand and bend. Ability to respect and maintain personal boundaries and client confidentiality Comfortable working indoors. COA requires all of their volunteers to sign waiver forms before volunteering. A copy of the waiver will be sent to you after you register. Disclaimer: Christian Outreach in Action is its own organization and its policies may not reflect those of the Food Bank. Visit: https://www.cervistech.com/acts/console.php?console_type=event&console_id=0338&cat_id=&filter_choice=&cal_choice=&res_choice=&res_code=&source=

Prepare and Distribute Food with United University Church

Hope on Union, United University Church is an inclusive, progressive campus and community church located near USC, Mt. St. Mary's College and LA Trade Tech College on S. Union Ave. between 22nd and 23rd St. They currently provide food to more than 200 individuals and families through their food pantry. What You'll be Doing: Wednesdays - Volunteers will help prepare food for upcoming distributions. Thursdays: Volunteer duties vary based on need, but typically include: Helping set-up, Distributing food to the community, Guiding clients , Collecting information from clients, and Replenishing food supplies. Requirements & Skills: Must be 18 years or older, Comfortable working indoors and outdoors, Be able to lift up to 30 lbs (tasks can be adjusted based on need), Be able to stand for long periods of time, and Spanish speaking is a plus. Disclaimer: United University Church is its own organization and its policies may not reflect those of the Food Bank. Visit: https://www.cervistech.com/acts/console.php?console_type=event&console_id=0338&cat_id=&filter_choice=&cal_choice=&res_choice=&res_code=&source=

Sort and Distribute Food with St. Francis Center

St. Francis Center is a soup kitchen and food pantry located in Downtown LA that serves the housed and unhoused communities. Volunteer roles are assigned on the day of the event and are based on the needs of the organization, but typically include: Table Captains/Floaters – The volunteer in this role will act as the server for the table and assist guests with anything they need. Coffee Captains– Volunteers help prepare cups of coffee and provide refills when needed. Kitchen Captains– This volunteer will help in the kitchen. They can expect to help with food prep and preparing the breakfast plates or soup. Requirements & Skills: Must be 18 years or older, All volunteers must review and sign St. Francis Center's volunteer application form. A copy will be sent to you when you register, Comfortable working indoors, Be able to stand for long periods of time, and No walk-ins allowed, must register ahead of time. Disclaimer: St. Francis Center is its own organization and its policies may not reflect those of the Food Bank. Visit: https://www.cervistech.com/acts/console.php?console_type=event&console_id=0338&cat_id=&filter_choice=&cal_choice=&res_choice=&res_code=&source=

Prepare and Distribute Food with Our Saviour Center

The Our Saviour Center is a food pantry in El Monte California serving the community since 1985. They currently serve around 240- 500 clients each day they are open. Volunteer Duties: Duties vary based on need, but typically include bagging and packing food, signing-in clients, distributing food and post-event clean up. Requirements & Skills: Must be 18 years or older, Volunteers must wear masks, No court-ordered volunteers, and Be able to lift up to 20 lbs (tasks can be adjusted based on need). Disclaimer: Our Saviour Center is its own organization and its policies may not reflect those of the Food Bank. Visit: https://www.cervistech.com/acts/console.php?console_type=event&console_id=0338&cat_id=&filter_choice=&cal_choice=&res_choice=&res_code=&source=

Volunteer and Donate Thanksgiving Meal Kits to PATH

Thanksgiving meal kits can be assembled at home in reusable grocery bags, boxes, tote bags or baskets. They encourage you to also include a handwritten note of support and holiday cheer. Please check out their Amazon Thanksgiving Wishlist for ideas of what to include in your basket: Urgent Needs: • Boxed stuffing mix • Cranberry sauce • Pie crust mix or dessert mix • Canned vegetables • Mashed potato mix or boxed mac & cheese • $20 grocery store gift card for a turkey *For health and safety reasons, all donated items must be new & unopened. Please review their Thanksgiving Baskets wish list to see ideas of what to include in your baskets or to order for direct delivery to PATH offices! To schedule a delivery date for baskets, please email PATHVolunteers@epath.org. Please email PATHVolunteers@epath.org if you have any questions.

Pack Food Bags with Immanuel Presbyterian Church

Immanuel Presbyterian Church - Currently, more than 2,500 families come through Immanuel's doors every week to get life sustaining food and supplies from their pantry. What You'll be Doing: Greeting clients, packing food bags, and giving out food to clients. Please note: This is a client-choice pantry where clients pick their own food and volunteers place the food inside the clients' bags as they walk by. Requirements & Skills: Must be 18 years or older, Face masks required, Be able to lift up to 30 lbs, Be able to stand for long periods of time. Disclaimer: Immanuel Presbyterian Church is its own organization and its policies may not reflect those of the Food Bank. Visit: https://www.cervistech.com/acts/console.php?console_type=event&console_id=0338&cat_id=&filter_choice=&cal_choice=&res_choice=&res_code=&source=

Load Food Into Cars with Project 29:11

Project 29:11 currently serves 250 clients per week. They hosts a drive-thru distribution every Friday from 1 pm - 3 pm (or until food runs out). Volunteer Duties: Volunteers are needed to help load food boxes into vehicles as they drive by. Requirements & Skills: Must be 18 years or older, Must wear mask, Comfortable working indoors and outdoors, Be able to lift up to 30 lbs, and Be able to stand for long periods of time. Disclaimer: Project 29:11 is its own organization and its policies may not reflect those of the Food Bank. Visit: https://www.cervistech.com/acts/console.php?console_type=event&console_id=0338&cat_id=&filter_choice=&cal_choice=&res_choice=&res_code=&source=

Sort and Distribute Groceries with North Valley Caring Services

North Valley Caring Services provides food to more than 2000 families and individuals in need. They are currently holding drive-thru distributions on Thursdays and Fridays. Volunteer Duties: Duties vary based on need, but typically include packing boxes with groceries, loading groceries into vehicles as they drive-thru, traffic control, pantry set-up and break down. Requirements & Skills: Must be 18 years or older, All volunteers must review and sign North Valley Caring Services liability waiver and image release form( A copy will be sent to you when you register), Comfortable working indoors and outdoors, Be able to lift up to 35 lbs, and Be able to stand for long periods of time.Disclaimer: NVCS is its own organization and its policies may not reflect those of the Food Bank. Visit: https://www.cervistech.com/acts/console.php?console_type=event&console_id=0338&cat_id=&filter_choice=&cal_choice=&res_choice=&res_code=&source=

Drop Off Sack Lunches for Skid Row

Sack lunches should consist of... Ham, turkey, or beef sandwich with light mayo/mustard (To be cautious of nut allergies, The Midnight Mission requests no peanut butter and jelly sandwiches please) 2+ side snacks (chips, fruit, granola bars, cheese, etc) No need to include beverages or napkins (those are covered by the Mission) SPECIAL NOTES: In addition to your sack lunches, any donations of the following items would be greatly appreciated. Disposable, multi-compartment to-go food containers Disposable lunch bags Disposable utensils (forks, spoons, knives) Loaves of bread Plastic wrap Produce bags Resealable storage bags Single serving beverages Antibacterial disinfecting wipes Disposable gloves EPA approved antibacterial disinfecting cleaners Hand sanitizer Infrared no-touch thermometers Surgical masks. Visit: https://www.midnightmission.org/get-involved/volunteer/

Help Pack and Distribute Food in Lancaster with Living Water Worship Center and LA Food Bank

Living Water Worship Center is a non-profit organization that supports the community with food and mobile showers at their facility. What You'll be Doing: Volunteers will be assisting with unloading food from trucks, Stocking shelves and sorting/packing food, and Distributing food to the community. Requirements & Skills: Minimum age to volunteer is 18, All volunteers must wear masks, Be able to lift up to 25 lbs to 45 Ibs, and Waiver Form Required. A copy will be sent to you when you register. Disclaimer: Living Water Worship Center is its own organization and its policies may not reflect those of the Food Bank. Visit: https://www.cervistech.com/acts/console.php?console_type=event&console_id=0338&cat_id=&filter_choice=&cal_choice=&res_choice=&res_code=&source=

Distribute Food, Clothes, and Essentials to Those in Need with Long Beach Community Table

Every weekend, Long Beach Community Table's volunteers bring fresh produce, nutritious food, toiletry essentials, shoes, socks, and clothing directly to people in areas of great need around Long Beach. Currently there is a morning shift on Saturdays and both morning and afternoon on Sundays; 3–4 hours per shift.​ Age 14+. To volunteer, contact: LBCTVolunteers@gmail.com. Visit: https://www.longbeachcommunitytable.com/volunteer

Help Serve Meals at the Weekend Community Dinner with Hollywood Food Coalition

Hollywood Food Coalition’s Community Dinner is their signature and longest-running program. They serve nightly to anyone in need of a hot, nutritious meal. Their consistency builds trust with their guests, which helps connect them with further services. Consider helping out with their Community Dinners on Saturdays and Sundays! Visit: https://hofoco.org/about-our-community-dinner/

Donate to the Midnight Mission

Founded in 1914, The Midnight Mission offers paths to self-sufficiency to men, women and children who have lost direction. Their emergency services and 12-step recovery, family living, job training, education and workforce development programs offer a compassionate bridge to achieve and maintain healthy, productive lives. They remove obstacles and provide the accountability and structure that people who are experiencing homelessness need to be productive in their communities. Their conviction and commitment to their success define them. The Midnight Mission is appealing to supporters and volunteers to help them meet the urgent need during this crucial time. You can visit their website or text the keyword “Meals” to 71777 on your cell phone to donate.

Volunteer for Childcare during Union Rescue Mission’s Hope For The Holidays Event

Angeles House will host a special holiday service / event for those currently sheltered within the facility. Their hope is to give parents a distraction free environment. Will you be the extra hands that they need to give Mom & Dad a little break? They need help with childcare during this event. To participate you need to be at least 18 years old and go through a background check. Please reach out to volunteer@urm.org for background check info. Visit: https://www.cervistech.com/acts/console.php?console_id=0267&console_type=event&ht=1

Pack and Deliver Food Bags with Long Beach Community Table

During the COVID-19 crisis, Long Beach Community Table and their dedicated volunteers have been filling 260+ bags with nutritious groceries weekly at their warehouse, then delivering food to nearly 500 seniors, immune-compromised individuals and financially distressed families throughout the greater Long Beach area. Vehicle required for deliveries, or just come to help pack and clean up. To volunteer, contact: LBCTVolunteers@gmail.com. Visit: https://www.longbeachcommunitytable.com/volunteer

Distribute Food, Clothes, and Essentials to Those in Need with Long Beach Community Table

Every weekend, Long Beach Community Table's volunteers bring fresh produce, nutritious food, toiletry essentials, shoes, socks, and clothing directly to people in areas of great need around Long Beach. Currently there is a morning shift on Saturdays and both morning and afternoon on Sundays; 3–4 hours per shift.​ Age 14+. To volunteer, contact: LBCTVolunteers@gmail.com. Visit: https://www.longbeachcommunitytable.com/volunteer

Volunteer for Monday Night Childcare with Union Rescue Mission

Hope Gardens has a huge need for childcare volunteers. Friday mornings they will start a fitness class as part of the programming they offer for moms. They are in need of a few volunteers to watch the kids so that mom can enjoy a distraction free workout environment. Volunteers will need to pass a $20 to $25 background check. Please reach out to volunteer@urm.org for background check instructions. Find more information and sign up here: https://www.cervistech.com/acts/console.php?console_id=0267&console_type=event&ht=1
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