Can you help a neighbour by picking up and delivering a Food Hamper from Burnaby Neighbourhood House?
A volunteer is needed to pick up and deliver two (2) food hampers to the homes of two neighbours this Friday. Basic details are as follows:
- pick up hamper at North Burnaby Neighbourhood House, 4908 Hastings St., at 12:30 p.m. on Friday, March 18
and then immediately take for delivery to two drop offs:
- delivery 1 to: Amberwood Pl., Burnaby
- delivery 2 to: Woodbrook Place, Burnaby (delivery order between the two may be interchanged)
Time Commitment: Approximately 1.5 - 2 hours. The two drop offs are about a 6 minute drive apart on either side of Burnaby Mountain.
If you have questions about this volunteer opportunity, please connect with Basil (basilt@uwbc.ca)
How this works:
Once you've responded to this opportunity, we'll email the neighbour's contact information and drop off details to you.
Time Commitment: Approximately 1.5 to 2 hours.
This is a one-time commitment with recurring shifts available. If you can sign up for recurring shifts, please do!
IMPORTANT NOTE FOR VOLUNTEERS: Please contact Mandy at basilt@uwbc.ca and info@ivolunteer.ca immediately if:
- you feel unwell before or on the day of your shift. Please stay home and do not volunteer.
- you are unable to fulfill your shift commitment. If possible, please try to provide a minimum notice of two days to allow us to make alternate arrangements or find another volunteer.
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