Volunteer Opportunity Details:

Number of Positions: 5-10
Position Hours: 4-8 hours within M-F 10:00 AM-2:00 PM (lunch provided)

Club Bamboo is a brand new activity and meal program working to enhance the well-being of Asian and Pacific Islander older adults.

Provide overall assistance to the Club Bamboo kitchen staff, in assuring quality meals and service. Assist with food service operations, clean the dining area and wash kitchen utensils to ensure that requirements for appropriate sanitation & safety Washington State Health Code regulations are met, refrigerate/freeze, label, date and store any usable items, and be pro-active in helping to maintain the kitchen in a clean, organized and well run manner.

Requirements: Strong communication/organization skills, patience, willing to work in a team environment, and current food handler’s permit or willingness to obtain. Asian language skills a plus.
Age Requirement: 16
Duration Requirement: 3 months/1 quarter

This opportunity is sponsored by: Asian Counseling and Referral Service

We need volunteers who are free at these times Weekdays This volunteer opportunity is available to the following types of volunteers Unpaid Intern Individual Adults (26-54) Young Adults (18-25) Adults (55+)

Contact Person: John Malcomson, Volunteer Coordinator, (phone), (email) View all agency contacts

Address:

3639 Martin Luther King Way S. Seattle, WA 98144 (See a map)

Directions:

We are about 3 blocks South of the intersection of Rainier AVE S. and MLK Way S. in our new three story building! We are in Rainier Valley at the corner of S. Walden ST & MLK Way S. We are also three blocks from bus stops on Rainier AVE S. and S. Walden ST   Nearest Bus Stop: S. Walden ST & MLK Way S., 1 minute walk

Web Site: http://www.acrs.org

Miscellaneous Information

Are Youth Volunteers Welcome?
	Yes
What is the minimum age for volunteers?
	16
Are court-appointed community service volunteers okay?
	No
Can families with young children volunteer for this opportunity?
	No

Last updated on October 23, 2009