I have known people who died of AIDS. I do not like to think about anyone else suffering because they cannot get food. Delivering food is a simple task that I can do to ensure people stay as healthy as possible while waiting for a cure for this disease.
-Julee
As a volunteer, I like that my time is taken seriously. It is not considered free and without value. It is treated as a resource, and I get sincere thanks from the staff for doing deliveries. I also get that from the clients.
-Vincent
I lost most of my close friends in the early days of the epidemic and have been living with AIDS in one way or another ever since. Since I have been so fortunate in many ways, this is a small thing I can do to give back to those who have not been so fortunate but are still living.
-Anonymous
Volunteering isn't hard, and when you see the smiles as they open their door to you, when they hug you and thank you for all that Chicken Soup Brigade does for them, it makes it all worthwhile. In the end, I often feel like I am the real beneficiary of this goodwill gesture.
-Jean-Francois
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Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Thank You To Our Volunteers!
Take a look at the Lifelong staff and what they have to say about our incredible volunteers!
I always trust that the front desk workers will take good care of my clients and keep me informed of things I need to know. They are always friendly, courteous and responsible. I love them!
~Megan, CRCS Coordinator
Volunteers are essential to the kitchen!
~Jim, Executive Chef
The volunteers could not rule more! They are truly the life blood of the organization. I can’t imagine what Lifelong would look like without them and am so appreciative of their time, energy and commitment.
~Katie, Bilingual STEP Coordinator
Each volunteer brings great energy to the work we do here at Lifelong. Be it a welcoming face at our front desks, a team packaging meals in the kitchen, a crew distributing meals and groceries on Fridays, or a That Thursday Thing group packaging condoms, each and every day is made brighter, easier and more unique because of our volunteers.
I always trust that the front desk workers will take good care of my clients and keep me informed of things I need to know. They are always friendly, courteous and responsible. I love them!
~Megan, CRCS Coordinator
This organization was started by volunteers and they continue to serve as inspiration for all of us.
~David, Executive Director~Jim, Executive Chef
The warehouse volunteers are the strongest, most generous group of people I have ever met. We could not do this without you and thank you for everything you do. You are my saviors!
~Spanky, Grocery Delivery Assistant
The volunteers could not rule more! They are truly the life blood of the organization. I can’t imagine what Lifelong would look like without them and am so appreciative of their time, energy and commitment.
~Katie, Bilingual STEP Coordinator
Each volunteer brings great energy to the work we do here at Lifelong. Be it a welcoming face at our front desks, a team packaging meals in the kitchen, a crew distributing meals and groceries on Fridays, or a That Thursday Thing group packaging condoms, each and every day is made brighter, easier and more unique because of our volunteers.
~Reno, Facilities Manager
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CSB Delivery Drivers: Why I Volunteer
It makes me feel good to give back to the community – to know that I’ve done something that makes someone else’s life just a little bit easier.-
-Jim
It comes from a sense of feeling lucky really that I have health, family, and friends. I feel a strong sense of wanting to give to back in some small way. I wanted to feel connected to the place I live.
-Elaine
Before volunteering, each day was like all the others and I couldn't even keep track of what day of the week it was. Now I keep a careful schedule and eagerly anticipate my volunteer day. It makes me feel useful in life again. I have a purpose that fulfills me. It has changed me and means a great deal to my life.
-Scott
I feel if everyone gave some of their time and/or money then there would be plenty of help and aid for those in need. I am doing my part.
-Gary
-Jim
It comes from a sense of feeling lucky really that I have health, family, and friends. I feel a strong sense of wanting to give to back in some small way. I wanted to feel connected to the place I live.
-Elaine
Before volunteering, each day was like all the others and I couldn't even keep track of what day of the week it was. Now I keep a careful schedule and eagerly anticipate my volunteer day. It makes me feel useful in life again. I have a purpose that fulfills me. It has changed me and means a great deal to my life.
-Scott
I feel if everyone gave some of their time and/or money then there would be plenty of help and aid for those in need. I am doing my part.
-Gary
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Welcome to the Chicken Soup Brigade Kitchen!
Chicken Soup Brigade, Lifelong's Food Program, is a leader in improving the nutritional health of people living with HIV/AIDS and other life-challenging illnesses in the greater Seattle area. CSB currently packs over 1,000 bags of groceries and distributes over 2,500 meals each week. We couldn't do it without the help of our 150+ weekly CSB volunteers!
There are many opportunities to volunteer with Chicken Soup Brigade.
Food Delivery: Deliver fresh meals and groceries to homebound clients
CSB Kitchen & Warehouse: Prepare meals, sort food donations, and bag groceries
Care To Shop: Collect food donations through our weekly food drive at partner grocery stores
Pick-Up Center: Pack and distribute groceries and meals
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