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Flexible Schedule
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Kansas City, MO 64110
Here at Bishop Sullivan Center, we serve over 1,000 households per month JUST IN OUR FOOD PANTRY! We are looking for grocery store pick-up volunteers that can help us pick-up fresh fruit and vegetables, bread, hygiene items and other good so we can serve our families in full! Volunteer can use an agency vehicle OR their personal vehicle--whichever the volunteer is most comfortable with. Under the direction of the Food Pantry Manager, dispatch to area grocery stores to pick-up items Unload grocery items and assist with bringing them into the building Volunteer shift will take a couple of hours on Mondays, Tuesdays or Wednesdays. Have the satisfaction of knowing that your volunteer shift contributed to feeding hundreds of families across the Metro!
Date Posted: Feb 23, 2025
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Apr 4
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Apr 4
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06:30 PM
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10:00 PM
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Kansas City, MO 64101
Join us for A Speakeasy Night for the Neighborhood! At Bishop Sullivan Center we serve more than 100,000 community members each year. We need volunteer help to raise funds for our vital programming. The following shifts are available: Dining Room Volunteers, 6:30-10:00 p.m. If interested, please reply and we can get you signed up to help today!
Date Posted: Mar 5, 2025
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Flexible Schedule
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Kansas City, MO 64126
We are in need of a couple of great long-term volunteers for our Troost Food Pantry. Work with some of the best, friendliest, and client-centered staff in the metro! We are seeing a huge increase in the families receiving food from our pantries and we NEED your help! Shifts begin at 1 p.m. and conclude at 4:00 p.m. Currently, we are in need of volunteers for Monday afternoons. Volunteer Purpose The Food Pantry Volunteer will work with the Truman Food Pantry Manager to serve the needs of our guests/clients through monthly food distribution. The volunteer will load carts to be taken to guest vehicles, load guest vehicles, and make the guests feel welcome. Tasks Load carts and safely transport guest/client items to their vehicles Load vehicles according to guest/client instructions Observe all food safety regulations as guided by staff Ability to stage items in an organized fashion Clean/organize pantry Interface with staff and guests/clients in a manner consistent with the agency’s mission Competencies Volunteer must be able to push/pull/lift 15-20+ pounds on a consistent basis Empathetically listen, while maintaining boundaries consistent with agency guidelines Passionate about serving pantry guests Adaptable and flexible Easily approachable Enjoys organizing to help identify/institute efficiencies Ability to be trained in a fast-paced atmosphere
Date Posted: Feb 23, 2025
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Flexible Schedule
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Kansas City, MO 64110
In 2024, One City Cafe at Bishop Sullivan Center fed a staggering 97,000 Kansas Citians! Every day our staff and volunteers are hard at work preparing and serving amazing meals to our guests. We need someone that loves to prepare food. In this case, it would be help grinding meat using a commercial grinder and packaging for use in our kitchen. Ideally the volunter would be available 3 hours on Tuesday and/or Friday. Someone with good knife skills is a plus. Help feed our community while reducing food waste!
Date Posted: Jan 14, 2025
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Flexible Schedule
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Kansas City, MO 64110
For the last 50 years, Bishop Sullivan Center has helped those who can--find a employment! The Employment Assistance volunteer will work with clients to find gainful employment. This will mean the volunteer will help with the navigation of the internet, email and other computer applications. The Workforce Specialist assist in tracking and assessing client outcomes. At Bishop Sullivan Center, we know that looking for a job IS a job itself. This volunteer will perform integral follow-up duties that will allow the Workforce Specialist to thoroughly follow-up with current and alumni clients. Ideally, the volunteer Employment Specialist will work with clients on Thursday monring from 9:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. · Assist clients in the job seeking process. · Patiently assist clients in navigating the internet, email and basic computer applications. · Follow-up with clients at regular intervals to assess where they are in their job search. If the contact clients are interested in reengaging with the employment assistance program, take appropriate notes and refer to the Workforce Specialist. · Contact clients who have missed appointments to assess if a new appointment may be scheduled or referrals to other resources is more appropriate to client circumstances. · Research potential employers for the benefit of clients seeking employment. · Enter data as instructed by the Workforce Specialist.
Date Posted: Jan 14, 2025
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