Food Sorter at Serve L.A.

Posted 2 days ago

la works rsvpLos Angeles (CA)

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Why: Serve LA provides an average of 1400 meals per week. These community meals occur Monday through Friday with breakfast from 10-11 am and dinner from 5-6 pm. We're able to serve delicious free meals through donated produce from out wonderful food partners. Who: Serve LA is seeking the renewal of Los Angeles by guiding the marginalized from suffering to flourishing and equipping others to do the same in their own neighborhoods. We serve LA by providing meals, recovery, and holistic support to the unseen among us in the city. What's Expected: The Food Sorter role organizes our food donations into our food storage room. We put similar items together (veggies with veggies, fruit with fruit, bread with bread) in our food storage room. If able, we will have you start off with helping unload the van and then move into food sorting. What's Required: Dress Code – Closed-toed shoes, shirts with sleeves, modest clothing you don't mind getting dirty, and an attitude ready to have fun! Hair Coverings - Hair coverings are required. Feel free to bring in your own hat or appropriate hair covering. We provide hairnets if you do not have a hair covering. Longer hair should be tied up. Volunteer Agreement - Serve LA requires volunteers to sign a digitial volunteer agreement prior to starting. Please be sure to fill this out, you will recieve it from the Opportunity Coordinator in your confirmation email. Please contact the opportunity coordinator if you are completing community service hours: School Hours: This partner accepts volunteers completing school community service hours. Court-Ordered Hours: This partner is not accepting court-ordered volunteers at this time as Serve LA is updating their processes. Any volunteer hours completed with Serve LA will not be counted for court at this time. OtherPlease contact the opportunity coordinator to confirm hours can be counted. Any hours that are not scheduled will not be counted.

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