Teen Feed is looking for a detail-oriented, friendly, outgoing, responsible volunteer looking to serve in a leadership and facilitation capacity. The Service Event Volunteer Lead will facilitate periodic volunteer group service events at Teen Feed sites in the University District.
They will facilitate service events such as:
-Stack&Sort: (both recurring and 1-time)
Help organize and inventory Teen Feed's Basic Needs items, either at our dinner sites, the Teen Feed office, or our storage unit-- all in U-District.
-OhSoClean: (both recurring and 1-time)
Help clean Teen Feed's dinner site(s)! We do nightly cleaning routine after each dinner, but there is always a need for a deep clean every month or two.
-CupcakeUP!
Love to bake and want to make a difference? Make nutritious, delicious desserts for Teen Feed's nightly dinner service! Group on-site baking options available.
-Carwash: (both recurring and 1-time)
Teen Feed's trusty vehicle goes lots of places, and could use a wash every now and then!
This volunteer role is a minimum 6-month commitment. Volunteer shifts are not weekly, but at least once a month. Please email Volunteer Services Manager Jordan if interested: volunteercoordinator@teenfeed.org.
4740-B University Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105, US
Teen Feed works with the community to offer support to meet basic needs, build strong relationships, and ally with homeless youth as they meet their future off the streets. With the tremendous support of the community, Teen Feed responds to the most basic needs of homeless youth with three programs: Teen Feed Nightly Meal Program, Street Talk Outreach Program (STOP), and Service Links for Youth (SLY).
Teen Feed at a Glance
Teen Feed works with the community to offer support to meet basic needs, build strong relationships, and ally with homeless youth as they meet their future off the streets. With the tremendous support of the community, Teen Feed responds to the most basic needs of homeless youth with integrated programs: Teen Feed Meal Program, Street Talk Outreach Program (STOP), and Service Links for Youth (SLY).
Thanks to your partnership in 2015 Teen Feed:
History
In 1987, nurses from the University of Washington Medical Center noticed that many street youth accessing the emergency room were severely malnourished. The community responded, and faith groups, service providers, and neighbors came together to provide food to the University District’s homeless youth population. Teen Feed was born, and now we average 40-50 guests each evening. Teen Feed is the only provider of meals specifically to youth and young adults in the University District open regularly every night of the week.
Multiple locations Seattle, WA 98105
July 17, 2023