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Portland, OR 97217
Deliver hot meals to nearby school from non-profit food service providing nutritious meals to low income individuals
Date Posted: Oct 19, 2021
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Flexible Schedule
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Portland, OR 97217
Help with food preparation at Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon Food Service Program. This program provides meals to: the EMO HIV Day Center serving low income individuals living with HIV/AIDS; to the Portland International Community School, a high school serving immigrant, refugee and first generation youth having language or cultural difficulties in regular Portland public schools and several other non-profit programs. Help is needed on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings for about 3 or 4 hours.
Date Posted: Oct 19, 2021
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Flexible Schedule
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Portland, OR 97218
The Northeast Emergency Food Program (NEFP) serves 800 low-income families every month with a shopping cart full of fresh produce, meat, basic dry goods, as well as clothes and personal care items. Volunteers needed to sort food donations and stock shelves in the morning, and to shop with clients in the afternoon. We are set up like a grocery store, and have clients shop around themselves, choosing what to take. We believe this method upholds the dignity of our clients and respects their cultural, religious, and personal dietary restrictions. We are open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Morning shift from 9am - 12pm, afternoon shift from 1pm - 4:30pm. We have volunteer opportunities primarily on Thursdays and Saturdays we are hoping to fill. Thursday we have an afternoon shift from 1-4:30 and Saturdays we have both a morning (9-12:30) and an afternoon shift (1-4:30) available! You work most directly with the clients during the afternoon shift, while the morning is mostly stocking and organizing. Great way to earn community service hours for school.
Date Posted: Oct 19, 2021
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Beaverton, OR 97005
Host home providers offer a room in their home to an unaccompanied high school student who is struggling with housing instability. This is a longer-term commitment (a few months to 1 year, sometimes longer if desired) to investing in a youth striving to finish high school, GED, or community college, but facing personal and systemic barriers. There are no parenting expectations of the home provider. This is a landlord-tenant arrangement at the most basic level. We ask home providers to offer housing, food, and a caring adult presence. Students cannot pay cash rent, but they can help with some household responsibilities. Second Home students commit to staying on track in school, remaining drug- and alcohol-free, and meeting mutually agreed upon household expectations laid out in a rental agreement. Local mediation programs provide services to build the rental agreement with both the home provider and the student. When a student moves on from the program they then have a rental history that a future landlord can reference. Home providers are always needed in the school districts of Washington, Clackamas, East Multnomah, and Lincoln Counties. https://vimeo.com/73423845
Date Posted: Oct 19, 2021
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Flexible Schedule
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Portland, OR 97217
Assistant needed for commercial kitchen preparing meals for low income SRO residents, low income individuals living with HIV/AIDS and low income and immigrant students.
Date Posted: Oct 19, 2021
