Why Does #TeamJCOC Volunteer?
Lori Zontini
(Food Rescue)
Why Does #TeamJCOC Volunteer?
THANK YOU! National Volunteer Week officially was April 19-25! JCOC celebrates the thousands of men, women, and young people who help us feed the hungry and house the homeless throughout the year.
Volunteer Coordinator Krishna Loya shared, “The foundation of JCOC is set and strong, but it takes many hands working together to continue to build upon that foundation. Volunteers are vital for this reason. The most valuable resource anyone can give is their time, and when it is done in love lives are changed.”
Even though JCOC is on the frontlines continuing to help those in need during the coronavirus, and we certainly miss our volunteers being on campus, their health is a priority. However, it is wonderful to see representatives (less than 10) from Community Meal volunteer groups drop off prepared to-go meals every day!
Did You Know?
- In 2019, 75 individual volunteers worked at least 3,666 hours on different tasks/projects, and 117 volunteer groups worked over 9,700 to prepare and serve Community Meals and help in the Food Pantry.
- So far this year, 50 individual volunteers have worked more than 916 hours, and 115 volunteer groups have worked 2,425 hours in the Food Pantry and Community Meals.
- 108 groups signed up to prepare and serve at least one Community Meal in 2020.
Find out why #TeamJCOC Volunteers!
Frank Tommaso
Entrepreneur’s Organization
(Community Dinner Group)