The Volunteering Page of Candace Rhea

Meals That Heal:
How it Works
• We need $350 to provide lunch for the families
• The ideal group size to prepare and serve a meal is 6-8 volunteers, although we
welcome groups from 4 to 12 people. We will not be able to accommodate any
additional helpers.
• All volunteers must be completely illness/symptom free (cold, flu, fever, stomach
virus, etc.)
• Volunteers must wear gloves, closed toe shoes, long pants; and long hair must be
tied up.
• All members of the cooking group must wear an apron. (provided by RMHD)
Children under 15 are not permitted in the kitchen.

DAY-OF-EXPEREINCE:
For the safety of our guest families, please stay home if there is a chance you might be sick. As many of our children have suppressed immune systems, all volunteers should be healthy and free of any flu-like symptoms, fever or exposure to any infectious disease.

• Please wear closed-toe shoes with rubber soles. We also ask that long hair be pulled
back. We will also provide gloves.
• After serving our families, all volunteers are welcome to sit down and enjoy the meal
they have prepared.
• Expect to be with us for four hours. This includes food prep, serving, eating and clean up. The specific meal times are listed below.