Volunteer: All Ages Service EventJoin us on Saturday, September 13th, for a fun and meaningful community event! We will be serving a BBQ lunch to our neighbors (thanks to one of our amazing partner organizations 5Loaves and 2Turkeys), making hygiene kits and snack bags, spending time with our neighbors, and more! All ages are welcome! Please email Adrienne Nicholson at AdrienneN@thestewpot.org to let us know how many children you will be bringing (if any) and their ages. We're excited to put together snack bags and hygiene kits and to do so, we need your help! The volume of completed bags we can make depends on the amount of donations brought in by volunteers. Please take a moment to check out what we need HERE and consider signing up to bring one or more items. Below is a timeline of what to expect on September 13th: 9:30 – Volunteers gather for greeting and instructions outside building 200. 9:45 – Volunteers are dismissed to head to the different service project stations including: - Making snack bags - Making hygiene kits - Passing out treats to neighbors - Writing encouraging notes to neighbors - Helping serve BBQ to guests 9:45 – Tour # 1 10:15 – Tour # 2 10:50 – 11:00 - Wrap up and clean up Thank you for serving with The Stewpot! Program: Love Your Neighbor Week Join us on Saturday, September 13th, for a fun and meaningful community event! We will be serving a BBQ lunch to our neighbors (thanks to one of our amazing partner organizations 5Loaves and 2Turkeys), making hygiene kits and snack bags, spending time with our neighbors, and more! All ages are welcome! Please email Adrienne Nicholson at AdrienneN@thestewpot.org to let us know how many children you will be bringing (if any) and their ages. We're excited to put together snack bags and hygiene kits and to do so, we need your help! The volume of completed bags we can make depends on the amount of donations brought in by volunteers. Please take a moment to check out what we need HERE and consider signing up to bring one or more items. Below is a timeline of what to expect on September 13th: 9:30 – Volunteers gather for greeting and instructions outside building 200. 9:45 – Volunteers are dismissed to head to the different service project stations including: - Making snack bags - Making hygiene kits - Passing out treats to neighbors - Writing encouraging notes to neighbors - Helping serve BBQ to guests 9:45 – Tour # 1 10:15 – Tour # 2 10:50 – 11:00 - Wrap up and clean up Thank you for serving with The Stewpot! Program: Love Your Neighbor Week Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 75226 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Food Pantry
The Stewpot's Food Pantry is an excellent volunteer opportunity for both individuals and groups! Below is more information! Where to Go: The address for the Food Pantry is 1610 S Malcolm X Building 350. Once you pull into the black gate on the campus, you will drive to the backside of building 350 and enter through those doors. You are welcome to park anywhere in the parking lot, except for the spots directly next to the back doors, as those are reserved for our neighbors to load their cars with groceries. Volunteer Roles for the Pantry Include: - Greeter: Open doors and assign shopping carts. - Shopping Assistant: ‘Owns’ a grocery aisle – greet neighbor, explain what’s on the shelves, number of items, restock as needed. - Bagger: Assist neighbors with bagging their groceries. - Shopping Cart Runner: Load groceries into vehicles and return carts to the front of the pantry. - Warehouse: Help sort food items and move food items to the shopping area.Requirements: - Volunteers must be at least 12 years old with an adult chaperone. Volunteers 16 or older can volunteer on their own! - Closed-toed shoes are REQUIRED. Dress comfortably and for the weather! - Dress modestly - bare midriffs, crop tops, yoga pants, or very short shorts are not permitted. For shorts, the edge of your shorts must be at least as long as the end of your fingertips with your arms at your side. - A friendly and welcoming demeanor! Please display kindness, respect, and empathy toward our neighbors, fellow volunteers, and staff. - Ability to stand, walk, stoop, bend, and lift at least 10 lbs. throughout your shift. We are currently collecting children's books in both English and Spanish to have available in the Food Pantry for little ones that come through! If you would like to donate books, feel free to bring them when you come to serve OR reach out to BeverlyA@thestewpot.org to coordinate a drop off time! Thank you! Thank you for volunteering with The Stewpot! Program: Food Pantry
The Stewpot's Food Pantry is an excellent volunteer opportunity for both individuals and groups! Below is more information! Where to Go: The address for the Food Pantry is 1610 S Malcolm X Building 350. Once you pull into the black gate on the campus, you will drive to the backside of building 350 and enter through those doors. You are welcome to park anywhere in the parking lot, except for the spots directly next to the back doors, as those are reserved for our neighbors to load their cars with groceries. Volunteer Roles for the Pantry Include: - Greeter: Open doors and assign shopping carts. - Shopping Assistant: ‘Owns’ a grocery aisle – greet neighbor, explain what’s on the shelves, number of items, restock as needed. - Bagger: Assist neighbors with bagging their groceries. - Shopping Cart Runner: Load groceries into vehicles and return carts to the front of the pantry. - Warehouse: Help sort food items and move food items to the shopping area.Requirements: - Volunteers must be at least 12 years old with an adult chaperone. Volunteers 16 or older can volunteer on their own! - Closed-toed shoes are REQUIRED. Dress comfortably and for the weather! - Dress modestly - bare midriffs, crop tops, yoga pants, or very short shorts are not permitted. For shorts, the edge of your shorts must be at least as long as the end of your fingertips with your arms at your side. - A friendly and welcoming demeanor! Please display kindness, respect, and empathy toward our neighbors, fellow volunteers, and staff. - Ability to stand, walk, stoop, bend, and lift at least 10 lbs. throughout your shift. We are currently collecting children's books in both English and Spanish to have available in the Food Pantry for little ones that come through! If you would like to donate books, feel free to bring them when you come to serve OR reach out to BeverlyA@thestewpot.org to coordinate a drop off time! Thank you! Thank you for volunteering with The Stewpot! Program: Food Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 75223 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Junior Crew (Middle School)Volunteers are needed on Wednesday evenings to help with The Stewpot's Junior Crew (middle school students)! This is a wonderful service opportunity for volunteers 18 years and older. DETAILS: Students are currently seeking assistance with: writing, math (i.e. algebra, calculus) or hard sciences (i.e. chemistry, physics…etc.).Homework time may fluctuate depending on the events scheduled for that given day. Your flexibility is greatly appreciated! Volunteers may be asked to assist with projects at hand before homework time. Volunteers are asked to wear appropriate clothing (i.e. nothing revealing, too short, or ill-fitting clothes). We take the dress code very seriously. If you are not dressed appropriately, you will be asked to leave. STEPS TO APPLY: Email volunteer@thestewpot.org to get the link to complete a background check (18 years or older) and the Child Safety Video/Quiz (scoring a passing grade). Save a copy of your Child Safety training certificate to bring with you. Wait for a confirmation email from our staff. Sign up for shifts!Parking information: Come through the
main front gate and drive around to the back of the church. We are in building
C. There is a parking lot where you can park at the back. The building has a
bell you can ring, in case it is locked. Program: Children and Youth Programs Volunteers are needed on Wednesday evenings to help with The Stewpot's Junior Crew (middle school students)! This is a wonderful service opportunity for volunteers 18 years and older. DETAILS: Students are currently seeking assistance with: writing, math (i.e. algebra, calculus) or hard sciences (i.e. chemistry, physics…etc.).Homework time may fluctuate depending on the events scheduled for that given day. Your flexibility is greatly appreciated! Volunteers may be asked to assist with projects at hand before homework time. Volunteers are asked to wear appropriate clothing (i.e. nothing revealing, too short, or ill-fitting clothes). We take the dress code very seriously. If you are not dressed appropriately, you will be asked to leave. STEPS TO APPLY: Email volunteer@thestewpot.org to get the link to complete a background check (18 years or older) and the Child Safety Video/Quiz (scoring a passing grade). Save a copy of your Child Safety training certificate to bring with you. Wait for a confirmation email from our staff. Sign up for shifts!Parking information: Come through the
main front gate and drive around to the back of the church. We are in building
C. There is a parking lot where you can park at the back. The building has a
bell you can ring, in case it is locked. Program: Children and Youth Programs Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 75217 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Mentoring ProgramBecome a mentor to our high school students! Our high school students are part of the Stewpot's Children and Youth Venturing Crew. Venturing Crew is an out-of-school program that meets on Wednesday evenings and provides enrichment and academic support. The Mentoring Program is an additional opportunity to enrich the lives of our students. Your skills and commitment can help further enrich the lives of our young scholars! REQUIREMENTS: Possess an associate's/vocational degree (at minimum) Complete trainings Undergo background check Commit to two consecutive semesters of mentorship Meet with your mentee in person (in visible, public location) at least twice a month with activities lasting at least 1-2 hours. Complete monthly check-ins with the program coordinator STEPS TO APPLY: Apply to this opportunity. Wait to be contacted by a staff member. Complete the Part I: Information & Required Documents form. Complete the Part II: Mentoring Program Application form. Email afterschool@thestewpot.org if you have any questions.Program: Children and Youth Programs Become a mentor to our high school students! Our high school students are part of the Stewpot's Children and Youth Venturing Crew. Venturing Crew is an out-of-school program that meets on Wednesday evenings and provides enrichment and academic support. The Mentoring Program is an additional opportunity to enrich the lives of our students. Your skills and commitment can help further enrich the lives of our young scholars! REQUIREMENTS: Possess an associate's/vocational degree (at minimum) Complete trainings Undergo background check Commit to two consecutive semesters of mentorship Meet with your mentee in person (in visible, public location) at least twice a month with activities lasting at least 1-2 hours. Complete monthly check-ins with the program coordinator STEPS TO APPLY: Apply to this opportunity. Wait to be contacted by a staff member. Complete the Part I: Information & Required Documents form. Complete the Part II: Mentoring Program Application form. Email afterschool@thestewpot.org if you have any questions.Program: Children and Youth Programs Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 75201 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: October Meals 2025
The Stewpot is the sole meal provider at The Bridge Homeless Recovery Center which is located at 1818 Corsicana. At The Stewpot's Second Chance Café we serve three meals a day every day of the year! To do so we need volunteers to help serve food onto each tray, clean up, serve drinks, etc. All volunteers for Meal Services must be 18 years or older. Meals are served at 1818 Corsicana Street. Please park in the parking lot at the corner of St. Paul and Corsicana in any open spot (see photo below). Enter through our kitchen door marked with a Stewpot sign (see second photo below). The door is sometimes locked, please ring the doorbell if so. It is near the pull-through loading area in the parking lot. We look forward to seeing you at 7:15 am for Breakfast, 11:45 am for Lunch, or 5:45 pm for Dinner.
Be at least 18 years old Wear closed-toe shoes Wear a ball cap or be prepared to wear a hairnet; have your hair pulled back
Please Note: We ask that volunteers PLEASE sign up through our online volunteer portal. Signing up for shifts in advance helps us make sure shifts are adequately filled and allows us to contact volunteers in case of an emergency. Looking for another month of meal service shifts? On the first business day of the month between 8 am and 10 am the following month's meal service shifts are posted. Program: Meal Services: The Stewpot's Second Chance Café
The Stewpot is the sole meal provider at The Bridge Homeless Recovery Center which is located at 1818 Corsicana. At The Stewpot's Second Chance Café we serve three meals a day every day of the year! To do so we need volunteers to help serve food onto each tray, clean up, serve drinks, etc. All volunteers for Meal Services must be 18 years or older. Meals are served at 1818 Corsicana Street. Please park in the parking lot at the corner of St. Paul and Corsicana in any open spot (see photo below). Enter through our kitchen door marked with a Stewpot sign (see second photo below). The door is sometimes locked, please ring the doorbell if so. It is near the pull-through loading area in the parking lot. We look forward to seeing you at 7:15 am for Breakfast, 11:45 am for Lunch, or 5:45 pm for Dinner.
Be at least 18 years old Wear closed-toe shoes Wear a ball cap or be prepared to wear a hairnet; have your hair pulled back
Please Note: We ask that volunteers PLEASE sign up through our online volunteer portal. Signing up for shifts in advance helps us make sure shifts are adequately filled and allows us to contact volunteers in case of an emergency. Looking for another month of meal service shifts? On the first business day of the month between 8 am and 10 am the following month's meal service shifts are posted. Program: Meal Services: The Stewpot's Second Chance Café Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 75201 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Saturday Kids' ClubVolunteers are needed every Saturday to help with The Stewpot's Saturday School Kids Club program! This is a wonderful service opportunity for volunteers who are 14 years and older. Volunteers help with serving breakfast & lunch as well as helping with clean up. They engage with the students, while assisting the teachers in the classrooms. Volunteers also support in keeping the students on task and make sure that they're supervised and safe. Clean up may involve wiping down tables, and/or some light sweeping. Volunteers are asked to wear appropriate clothing (i.e. nothing revealing, too short, or ill-fitting clothes). We take the dress code very seriously. If you are not dressed appropriately, you will be asked to leave. Please note: Volunteers must be 14 years of age or older in order to begin participating with Children and Youth Programs. Volunteers 18 years or older, must complete a background check and Child Safety Video/Quiz (scoring a passing grade) before volunteering. Please email Volunteer@thestewpot.org to receive the background check authorization link.Parking information: Come through the main front gate and drive around to
the back of the church. We are in building C. There is a parking lot where you
can park at the back. The building has a bell you can ring, in case it is
locked. Program: Children and Youth Programs Volunteers are needed every Saturday to help with The Stewpot's Saturday School Kids Club program! This is a wonderful service opportunity for volunteers who are 14 years and older. Volunteers help with serving breakfast & lunch as well as helping with clean up. They engage with the students, while assisting the teachers in the classrooms. Volunteers also support in keeping the students on task and make sure that they're supervised and safe. Clean up may involve wiping down tables, and/or some light sweeping. Volunteers are asked to wear appropriate clothing (i.e. nothing revealing, too short, or ill-fitting clothes). We take the dress code very seriously. If you are not dressed appropriately, you will be asked to leave. Please note: Volunteers must be 14 years of age or older in order to begin participating with Children and Youth Programs. Volunteers 18 years or older, must complete a background check and Child Safety Video/Quiz (scoring a passing grade) before volunteering. Please email Volunteer@thestewpot.org to receive the background check authorization link.Parking information: Come through the main front gate and drive around to
the back of the church. We are in building C. There is a parking lot where you
can park at the back. The building has a bell you can ring, in case it is
locked. Program: Children and Youth Programs Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 75217 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: September Meals
The Stewpot is the sole meal provider at The Bridge Homeless Recovery Center which is located at 1818 Corsicana. At The Stewpot's Second Chance Café we serve three meals a day every day of the year! To do so we need volunteers to help serve food onto each tray, clean up, serve drinks, etc. All volunteers for Meal Services must be 18 years or older. Meals are served at 1818 Corsicana Street. Please park in the parking lot at the corner of St. Paul and Corsicana in any open spot (see photo below). Enter through our kitchen door marked with a Stewpot sign (see second photo below). The door is sometimes locked, please ring the doorbell if so. It is near the pull-through loading area in the parking lot. We look forward to seeing you at 7:15 am for Breakfast, 11:45 am for Lunch, or 5:45 pm for Dinner.
Please Note: We ask that volunteers PLEASE sign up through our online volunteer portal. Signing up for shifts in advance helps us make sure shifts are adequately filled and allows us to contact volunteers in case of an emergency. Looking for another month of meal service shifts? On the first business day of the month between 8 am and 10 am the following month's meal service shifts are posted. Program: Meal Services: The Stewpot's Second Chance Café
The Stewpot is the sole meal provider at The Bridge Homeless Recovery Center which is located at 1818 Corsicana. At The Stewpot's Second Chance Café we serve three meals a day every day of the year! To do so we need volunteers to help serve food onto each tray, clean up, serve drinks, etc. All volunteers for Meal Services must be 18 years or older. Meals are served at 1818 Corsicana Street. Please park in the parking lot at the corner of St. Paul and Corsicana in any open spot (see photo below). Enter through our kitchen door marked with a Stewpot sign (see second photo below). The door is sometimes locked, please ring the doorbell if so. It is near the pull-through loading area in the parking lot. We look forward to seeing you at 7:15 am for Breakfast, 11:45 am for Lunch, or 5:45 pm for Dinner.
Please Note: We ask that volunteers PLEASE sign up through our online volunteer portal. Signing up for shifts in advance helps us make sure shifts are adequately filled and allows us to contact volunteers in case of an emergency. Looking for another month of meal service shifts? On the first business day of the month between 8 am and 10 am the following month's meal service shifts are posted. Program: Meal Services: The Stewpot's Second Chance Café Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 75201 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Snack BagsPlease note this opportunity does not take place at The Stewpot. Please feel free to make the snack bags on your own and upon completion, reach out to The Stewpot to coordinate a drop off time. Snack Bags are gallon size ziploc bags or drawstring backpacks filled with nourishing snacks for hungry clients. Suggested items include: - Bottle of water - Electrolyte packet(s) - Soft cereal bar - Tuna Packets - Pop top vienna sausages - Individual cup of peanut butter - An encouraging note (optional) You do not have to follow this list exactly but everything must be prepackaged and ready to eat. No homemade items. Please keep in mind that many of our clients have dental issues making it difficult to eat hard foods such as nuts. Please do not include items that need a can opener or other device to open. Thank you for your support and partnership. We appreciate you! We suggest making at least 25 bags when you donate. You must arrange a dropoff with at least 2-4 business day's notice and please email volunteer@thestewpot.org to coordinate. Program: Housing and Homeless Services Please note this opportunity does not take place at The Stewpot. Please feel free to make the snack bags on your own and upon completion, reach out to The Stewpot to coordinate a drop off time. Snack Bags are gallon size ziploc bags or drawstring backpacks filled with nourishing snacks for hungry clients. Suggested items include: - Bottle of water - Electrolyte packet(s) - Soft cereal bar - Tuna Packets - Pop top vienna sausages - Individual cup of peanut butter - An encouraging note (optional) You do not have to follow this list exactly but everything must be prepackaged and ready to eat. No homemade items. Please keep in mind that many of our clients have dental issues making it difficult to eat hard foods such as nuts. Please do not include items that need a can opener or other device to open. Thank you for your support and partnership. We appreciate you! We suggest making at least 25 bags when you donate. You must arrange a dropoff with at least 2-4 business day's notice and please email volunteer@thestewpot.org to coordinate. Program: Housing and Homeless Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Storage OrganizationOur housing team provides a lot of wonderful resources when they move one of our neighbors in to their new home. Items such as pots/pans, laundry baskets, cleaning supplies, sheets, etc. We are in need of some amazing volunteers to help our housing team organize all of these items in their storage space. If you love organizing then this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please enter at the back of building 350. The same entrance for the food pantry volunteers. We do suggest being able to move, twist, and lift items for this volunteer opportunity. Program: Housing and Homeless Services Our housing team provides a lot of wonderful resources when they move one of our neighbors in to their new home. Items such as pots/pans, laundry baskets, cleaning supplies, sheets, etc. We are in need of some amazing volunteers to help our housing team organize all of these items in their storage space. If you love organizing then this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please enter at the back of building 350. The same entrance for the food pantry volunteers. We do suggest being able to move, twist, and lift items for this volunteer opportunity. Program: Housing and Homeless Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 75226 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Streetside ShowersThe Stewpot partners with a fellow nonprofit organization called Streetside Showers, to provide mobile shower services, clothing, and a hot lunch directly to our neighbors! We would love to have you join us! Please Note: Streetside Showers now takes place at our new campus, 1610 S Malcolm X Blvd. Pull into the black gate on the campus, you are welcome to park anywhere in the parking lot. Then go to just outside building 200 and a Stewpot staff person will be around the area marked with a star to get you set to volunteer. Program: Housing and Homeless Services The Stewpot partners with a fellow nonprofit organization called Streetside Showers, to provide mobile shower services, clothing, and a hot lunch directly to our neighbors! We would love to have you join us! Please Note: Streetside Showers now takes place at our new campus, 1610 S Malcolm X Blvd. Pull into the black gate on the campus, you are welcome to park anywhere in the parking lot. Then go to just outside building 200 and a Stewpot staff person will be around the area marked with a star to get you set to volunteer. Program: Housing and Homeless Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 75226 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Venturing Crew (High School)Volunteers are needed on Wednesday evenings to help with The Stewpot's Venturing Crew (high school students)! This is a wonderful service opportunity for volunteers 21 years and older. DETAILS: Students are currently seeking assistance with: writing, math (i.e. algebra, calculus) or hard sciences (i.e. chemistry, physics…etc.).Homework time may fluctuate depending on the events scheduled for that given day. Your flexibility is greatly appreciated! Volunteers may be asked to assist with projects at hand before homework time. Volunteers are asked to wear appropriate clothing (i.e. nothing revealing, too short, or ill-fitting clothes). We take the dress code very seriously. If you are not dressed appropriately, you will be asked to leave. STEPS TO APPLY: Email volunteer@thestewpot.org to get the link to complete a background check (21 years or older) and the Child Safety Video/Quiz (scoring a passing grade). Save a copy of your Child Safety training certificate to bring with you. Wait for a confirmation email from our staff. Sign up for shifts!Parking information: Come through the
main front gate and drive around to the back of the church. We are in building
C. There is a parking lot where you can park at the back. The building has a
bell you can ring, in case it is locked. Program: Children and Youth Programs Volunteers are needed on Wednesday evenings to help with The Stewpot's Venturing Crew (high school students)! This is a wonderful service opportunity for volunteers 21 years and older. DETAILS: Students are currently seeking assistance with: writing, math (i.e. algebra, calculus) or hard sciences (i.e. chemistry, physics…etc.).Homework time may fluctuate depending on the events scheduled for that given day. Your flexibility is greatly appreciated! Volunteers may be asked to assist with projects at hand before homework time. Volunteers are asked to wear appropriate clothing (i.e. nothing revealing, too short, or ill-fitting clothes). We take the dress code very seriously. If you are not dressed appropriately, you will be asked to leave. STEPS TO APPLY: Email volunteer@thestewpot.org to get the link to complete a background check (21 years or older) and the Child Safety Video/Quiz (scoring a passing grade). Save a copy of your Child Safety training certificate to bring with you. Wait for a confirmation email from our staff. Sign up for shifts!Parking information: Come through the
main front gate and drive around to the back of the church. We are in building
C. There is a parking lot where you can park at the back. The building has a
bell you can ring, in case it is locked. Program: Children and Youth Programs Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 75217 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Welcome BasketsPlease note this project is to be completed by you on your own time. Once you've bought everything and assembled a basket(s) then you can arrange to drop it off at The Stewpot. When you've completed a welcome basket(s) please reach out to John Swindle, johns@thestewpot.org, to coordinate a drop off time. We ask that every item listed below please BE NEW. The goal is to present the items in the laundry basket but every item may not fit in the basket and that is ok. If you think there are necessities missing from the list, don't worry, many other items are covered by other sources. Thank you for supporting The Stewpot's newly housed clients. If you cannot contribute everything to a Welcome Basket please try making a Bathroom Basket or a Cleaning Basket instead. To do so just use the items marked with a (B) or (C) for bathroom and cleaning products. Welcome Basket Items
Questions or concerns? Please email JohnS@thestewpot.org for more information. Thank you again! Program: Housing and Homeless Services Please note this project is to be completed by you on your own time. Once you've bought everything and assembled a basket(s) then you can arrange to drop it off at The Stewpot. When you've completed a welcome basket(s) please reach out to John Swindle, johns@thestewpot.org, to coordinate a drop off time. We ask that every item listed below please BE NEW. The goal is to present the items in the laundry basket but every item may not fit in the basket and that is ok. If you think there are necessities missing from the list, don't worry, many other items are covered by other sources. Thank you for supporting The Stewpot's newly housed clients. If you cannot contribute everything to a Welcome Basket please try making a Bathroom Basket or a Cleaning Basket instead. To do so just use the items marked with a (B) or (C) for bathroom and cleaning products. Welcome Basket Items
Questions or concerns? Please email JohnS@thestewpot.org for more information. Thank you again! Program: Housing and Homeless Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Allow Groups: Yes |