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Event Name:
Feed the hungry with OPERATION: Sack Lunch
Location: OPERATION: Sack Lunch
Address: 210 Alaskan Way S. (Compass Center kitchen), Seattle, WA 98104 (map)
Date: Sun, June 24th    2:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Staff:
Manager: Benson L (email) Coordinator: Jakob B (email)
(RSVP)  
Description:

Event Description

Operation Sack Lunch (OSL) serves three nutritionally dense meals a day, seven days a week, to the hungry living in the Seattle area. Approximately 220,000 meals (hot meals and sack lunches) are provided annually, prepared by OSL chefs and the help of volunteers like you!

What we'll be doing

OSL provides meals directly on the street at the Outdoor Meal Site and provides meals for 5 area shelters, 3 youth programs, and the Municipal Court of Seattle Community Court program. Volunteer tasks include, but are not limited to: Meal prep, sack lunch assembly, serving, and clean-up. Occasionally, help is needed with inventory or organizing the walk-in freezer and storage areas.

What you should know

Volunteers should call the kitchen at (206) 357-3272 to be let in since the front doors will be locked. Wear clean, comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes (layering is recommended, especially during colder weather since it may be hot in the kitchen). Hair will need to be pulled back; hairnets are available for anyone whose hair is too long to be uncovered & too short to be pulled back securely. OSL is a scent-free environment, so please refrain from wearing strong perfumes, colognes, or deodorants. Volunteers are encouraged to enjoy the meal they've helped to prepare!

Due to health and safety concerns, no one under the age of 13 is allowed to work inside the OSL kitchen. Volunteers under the age of 18 will need a completed permission slip (signed by a parent or legal guardian) and an accompanying and supervising adult. Please let us know in the RSVP "Notes" field if you are bringing a child under the age of 18 with you.

Where to meet

The kitchen is located up a short flight of stairs, through the double doors, and across the foyer to the cafeteria (the kitchen is located on the left).


Organization: OPERATION: Sack Lunch

OPERATION: Sack Lunch (OSL) is a multifaceted human services provider that has served more than 2.9 million meals since 1989. OSL has been recognized as an essential service in the local community with numerous awards including the Jefferson Award for Humanitarian Community Service, the Seattle Mayor's End Hunger Award, an International Giraffe Inductee, a Thomas G. Wales Foundation Honoree, along with many others.

Transit: http://tripplanner.kingcounty.gov/cgi-bin/itin_page.pl?resptype=U

Please Note: There's full day parking for $8 across Alaska Way, along with several "Pay to Park" areas and street parking. The front of the 210 Alaskan Way building says "Compass Center" and is located across from the ferry docks on the waterfront. Go up the stairs, through the double doors, and across the foyer to the cafeteria. The kitchen is on the left.
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