- A group opportunity. Invite your friends.
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59 people are interested
Prepare Meals Off Site/Casserole Donation for Families at Shelter
ORGANIZATION: St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore
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- A group opportunity. Invite your friends.
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59 people are interested
Sarah’s Hope, Hannah More has opportunities for those in the community to bring in home-cooked dinners and fresh lunches for its residents. Meal donors can choose to either drop off the meal in advance or stay to serve it to shelter residents if there is availability. We typically serve 30 adults and 45 children at dinner, and for lunches we usually have 20 adults and 20 children. We have lunch Monday-Fridays and Lunch on Saturdays and Sundays.
Volunteers can cook and donate food several ways:
- Schedule a day (only on weekends) to bring items to cook a hot meal (and possibly serve too!)
- Donate cooked casseroles that can be frozen and used for either inclement weather or when we don’t have volunteers
- Bake some delicious desserts to go with our donated dinners
- Donate healthy treats for our after-school snack time
- Pariticipate in a food drive in your neighborhood, school, church or other community group. There is a food drive sheet available as we no longer except canned vegetables because we use frozen and fresh.
You can either use your own recipes or take advantage of our cooking guide that includes sample recipes. This is a great project for an individual, family, youth group, social club, or other mid-large group of volunteers! Meals can be donated one time, weekly, monthly, or quarterly.
For more information or to schedule your dropoff, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator at the information below
More opportunities with St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore
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About St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore
Location:
2305 N. Charles Street, Suite 300, Baltimore, MD 21218, US
Mission Statement
To ensure that individuals and families in our community have the resources and opportunity to care for themselves and build a better future.
Description
Since 1865, St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore has been helping our community move beyond hunger, homelessness, unemployment and childhood poverty. We serve the gretaer Baltimore area and our programs include:
- Sarah's Hope: two emergency shelters serving homeless families in Baltimore Cith and County
- Beans & Bread: a homeless day resource center that provides meals, access to housing, employment services, case management, healthcare and other supportive services
- Front Door: a repaid re-housing and shelter diversion program for homeless individuals and families in Baltimore City and County
- Head Start: pre-school program preparing 3 and 4 year olds for Kindergarten and life
- Workforce Development Services: including our Next Course food service training program and 2 Career Connections drop-in employment services centers
- Camp St. Vincnet: a full-day, 8 week summer camp for homeless children ages 5-14 in Baltimore City and County
- Frederick Ozanam House: recovery-based transitional housing program for men in Baltimore City
- Home Connections: permanenet supportive housing for program for chronicall homeless adults
- Cottage Avenue Community: transitional housing for homeless families in Baltimore City
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
12041 Reisterstown RoadReisterstown, MD 21136
DATE POSTED
May 7, 2015
SKILLS
GOOD FOR
- Kids
- Teens
- People 55+
- Group
REQUIREMENTS
N/A