Volunteer: Be a Thursday Tummy-Rumble Tamer at Tricklebee CafeWhy volunteer at Tricklebee? Gain food service/hospitality experience.Receive a meal for volunteering a shift.Help us keep food out of the waste stream (a lot of our produce is rescued!).Make sure hungry neighbors are fed nourishing food!Keep Tricklebee Café open! (We do what we do in large part thanks to our volunteers.)Volunteer Tasks May Include:Food Prep: washing/chopping produce, baking desserts, making drinksWrapping CutleryFilling/ironing tea bagsPacking youth snack bagsRefilling Spice JarsStamping to-go bags with the cafe logoBussing/Sanitizing TablesPicking up litter around the perimeter of the building when the weather is niceStocking shelves with new food order items from the delivery truckSorting/hanging clothing donations on our free clothing rack
NOTE: All volunteers must participate in a brief volunteer orientation at the beginning of their first shift. To work in the kitchen, closed-toe shoes are a must.Please have a means to keep your hair contained (ex: hats, bandanas, etc.) In the event, you forget, we keep hair nets in the kitchen available.Rings that aren't a simple band, watches, and bracelets should NOT be worn while volunteering with food prep.Youth between 12-14 years old must be accompanied by an adult WHILE volunteering.Youth 11 and under are not permitted in the kitchen, but are welcome to help with non-kitchen tasksProgram: Tricklebee Cafe Why volunteer at Tricklebee? Gain food service/hospitality experience.Receive a meal for volunteering a shift.Help us keep food out of the waste stream (a lot of our produce is rescued!).Make sure hungry neighbors are fed nourishing food!Keep Tricklebee Café open! (We do what we do in large part thanks to our volunteers.)Volunteer Tasks May Include:Food Prep: washing/chopping produce, baking desserts, making drinksWrapping CutleryFilling/ironing tea bagsPacking youth snack bagsRefilling Spice JarsStamping to-go bags with the cafe logoBussing/Sanitizing TablesPicking up litter around the perimeter of the building when the weather is niceStocking shelves with new food order items from the delivery truckSorting/hanging clothing donations on our free clothing rack
NOTE: All volunteers must participate in a brief volunteer orientation at the beginning of their first shift. To work in the kitchen, closed-toe shoes are a must.Please have a means to keep your hair contained (ex: hats, bandanas, etc.) In the event, you forget, we keep hair nets in the kitchen available.Rings that aren't a simple band, watches, and bracelets should NOT be worn while volunteering with food prep.Youth between 12-14 years old must be accompanied by an adult WHILE volunteering.Youth 11 and under are not permitted in the kitchen, but are welcome to help with non-kitchen tasksProgram: Tricklebee Cafe Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 53208 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Be a Tuesday Tummy-Rumble Tamer at Tricklebee CafeWhy volunteer at Tricklebee? Gain food service/hospitality experience.Receive a meal for volunteering a shift.Help us keep food out of the waste stream (a lot of our produce is rescued!).Make sure hungry neighbors are fed nourishing food!Keep Tricklebee Café open! (We do what we do in large part thanks to our volunteers.)Volunteer Tasks May Include:Food Prep: washing/chopping produce, baking desserts, making drinksWrapping CutleryFilling/ironing tea bagsPacking youth snack bagsRefilling Spice JarsStamping to-go bags with the cafe logoBussing/Sanitizing TablesPicking up litter around the perimeter of the building when the weather is niceStocking shelves with new food order items from the delivery truckSorting/hanging clothing donations on our free clothing rack
NOTE: All volunteers must participate in a brief volunteer orientation at the beginning of their first shift. To work in the kitchen, closed-toe shoes are a must.Please have a means to keep your hair contained (ex: hats, bandanas, etc.) In the event, you forget, we keep hair nets in the kitchen available.Rings that aren't a simple band, watches, and bracelets should NOT be worn while volunteering with food prep.Youth between 12-14 years old must be accompanied by an adult WHILE volunteering.Youth 11 and under are not permitted in the kitchen, but are welcome to help with non-kitchen tasks.Program: Tricklebee Cafe Why volunteer at Tricklebee? Gain food service/hospitality experience.Receive a meal for volunteering a shift.Help us keep food out of the waste stream (a lot of our produce is rescued!).Make sure hungry neighbors are fed nourishing food!Keep Tricklebee Café open! (We do what we do in large part thanks to our volunteers.)Volunteer Tasks May Include:Food Prep: washing/chopping produce, baking desserts, making drinksWrapping CutleryFilling/ironing tea bagsPacking youth snack bagsRefilling Spice JarsStamping to-go bags with the cafe logoBussing/Sanitizing TablesPicking up litter around the perimeter of the building when the weather is niceStocking shelves with new food order items from the delivery truckSorting/hanging clothing donations on our free clothing rack
NOTE: All volunteers must participate in a brief volunteer orientation at the beginning of their first shift. To work in the kitchen, closed-toe shoes are a must.Please have a means to keep your hair contained (ex: hats, bandanas, etc.) In the event, you forget, we keep hair nets in the kitchen available.Rings that aren't a simple band, watches, and bracelets should NOT be worn while volunteering with food prep.Youth between 12-14 years old must be accompanied by an adult WHILE volunteering.Youth 11 and under are not permitted in the kitchen, but are welcome to help with non-kitchen tasks.Program: Tricklebee Cafe Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 53208 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Be a Wednesday Tummy-Rumble Tamer at Tricklebee CafeWhy volunteer at Tricklebee? Gain food service/hospitality experience.Receive a meal for volunteering a shift.Help us keep food out of the waste stream (a lot of our produce is rescued!).Make sure hungry neighbors are fed nourishing food!Keep Tricklebee Café open! (We do what we do in large part thanks to our volunteers.)Volunteer Tasks May Include:Food Prep: washing/chopping produce, baking desserts, making drinksWrapping CutleryFilling/ironing tea bagsPacking youth snack bagsRefilling Spice JarsStamping to-go bags with the cafe logoBussing/Sanitizing TablesPicking up litter around the perimeter of the building when the weather is niceStocking shelves with new food order items from the delivery truckSorting/hanging clothing donations on our free clothing rack
NOTE: All volunteers must participate in a brief volunteer orientation at the beginning of their first shift. To work in the kitchen, closed-toe shoes are a must.Please have a means to keep your hair contained (ex: hats, bandanas, etc.) In the event, you forget, we keep hair nets in the kitchen available.Rings that aren't a simple band, watches, and bracelets should NOT be worn while volunteering with food prep.Youth between 12-14 years old must be accompanied by an adult WHILE volunteering.Youth 11 and under are not permitted in the kitchen, but are welcome to help with non-kitchen tasksProgram: Tricklebee Cafe Why volunteer at Tricklebee? Gain food service/hospitality experience.Receive a meal for volunteering a shift.Help us keep food out of the waste stream (a lot of our produce is rescued!).Make sure hungry neighbors are fed nourishing food!Keep Tricklebee Café open! (We do what we do in large part thanks to our volunteers.)Volunteer Tasks May Include:Food Prep: washing/chopping produce, baking desserts, making drinksWrapping CutleryFilling/ironing tea bagsPacking youth snack bagsRefilling Spice JarsStamping to-go bags with the cafe logoBussing/Sanitizing TablesPicking up litter around the perimeter of the building when the weather is niceStocking shelves with new food order items from the delivery truckSorting/hanging clothing donations on our free clothing rack
NOTE: All volunteers must participate in a brief volunteer orientation at the beginning of their first shift. To work in the kitchen, closed-toe shoes are a must.Please have a means to keep your hair contained (ex: hats, bandanas, etc.) In the event, you forget, we keep hair nets in the kitchen available.Rings that aren't a simple band, watches, and bracelets should NOT be worn while volunteering with food prep.Youth between 12-14 years old must be accompanied by an adult WHILE volunteering.Youth 11 and under are not permitted in the kitchen, but are welcome to help with non-kitchen tasksProgram: Tricklebee Cafe Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 53208 Allow Groups: No |