Community Service: Serve at Caritas At Flow Yoga North Loop with Michaela W.
What better way to be part of a community than to come closer together and share with others through acts of service. We are stronger together! Something we are passionate about is making quality of life accessible for everyone. We work to accomplish this in studio and are now working to extend it to the larger community. We hope you join us to bring this idea to life collectively.
This event is to gather people together to commit to volunteering at Caritas of Austin serving meals to the houseless.
Tasks:
Food Preparation at their location and delegated tasks by them
Serving the meal
Commitment of Time
8:45am-1:30pm
Everyone signed up will be expected to stay the entirety of the time to honor the organizations needs
Age Requirement:
Must be 12 years or older. Any volunteer under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Dress:
Casual and comfortable
Best to wear closed toe shoes
Once you sign up we will email more details to coordinate final planning
Read about Caritas:
Caritas of Austin believes that when every person has a stable place to call home, they can realize their full potential and contribute to our community. We build wellbeing by making sure that people have a safe home, access to healthy groceries, jobs that provide a reliable living wage, and educational opportunities to learn life skills. All of us need a sturdy foundation and layers of support in our lives to thrive; that’s what creates a strong community. Our innovative, personalized and proven approach to building wellbeing and ending homelessness creates a more vibrant Austin for everyone.
Each month is something different and we are always open to hear of other possible partnerships as we continue this forth.
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