Kitchen volunteer morning shift at Project Angel Heart
Help cook medically tailored meals for Denver neighbors with serious illness. Morning shift 8:30–11:30 AM MDT. No experience needed; orientation required.
Why we picked this
Third week of September in the morning kitchen — a kitchen shift to close out the work week with meals prepped for the weekend.
In the morning kitchen shift, you’ll prep, assemble, and package medically tailored meals designed for people living with serious illnesses including cancer, HIV/AIDS, and kidney disease. Tasks are assigned when you arrive — scooping portions, wrapping items, sealing containers, and bagging completed meals. No culinary background is needed, and all equipment is provided.
Dress code matters here: wear closed-toe shoes and a long-sleeved or close-fitting shirt (no tank tops or open-toe sandals). Any hat style works, but a hat is required. Free parking is available on site at the RiNo kitchen on Brighton Blvd.
Before your first kitchen shift, you’ll need to complete a one-time new volunteer orientation — offered on Saturdays at 10:00 AM MDT, both in-person and virtually. Once you’re oriented, you can sign up for any available kitchen slot through the volunteer portal.