Campus Kitchen SLU校园厨房SLU.ppt

Campus Kitchen Feeding the Impoverished By Jo Mohan Campus Kitchen The dedicated staff of campus kitchen labor every day to bring wholesome, nutritious, and appetizing meals to the underprivileged in the community surrounding Saint Louis University. Campus Kitchen also affords the students of Saint Louis University a unique opportunity to help those in need while connecting with fellow classmates. Personal Responsibilities Preparing Food Packaging Food Labeling Boxes Delivering Meals to Recipients Impact Volunteering at Campus Kitchen taught me many things about: Myself The people I worked with The people that I delivered food to The red tape surrounding charity work The responsibilities of the full time staff The value of volunteering Campus Kitchen Staff While working at Campus Kitchen I was under the direction of a few different people, but the one person who was personally responsible for making sure everything ran smoothly was Jenna Grimes. Jenna’s devotion to Campus Kitchen and to her volunteers gave me a lesson in leadership and a person to look towards if and when I am asked to take on a leadership position at a social work institution. Jenna treated everyone fairly and was very helpful in making me and others feel comfortable even when things were slightly hectic. Delivering Food Delivering the food was by far my favorite part of the job. I loved meeting all of the people and learning about their lives. So many I expected to be bitter or angry at the way their life was were so full of hope and faith in God and their fellow man. I was truly inspired by the faith of the people I was helping. Their gratitude made it all worth it. My Fellow Volunteers Working with fellow students really made a difference in my volunteering experience. There were so many different types of people volunteering for many different reasons. The beauty of it was how well we all worked together, getting along flawlessly even when it got a little chaotic. Personal Impact Meeting