Urban Alliance, Inc.

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Children & Youth
Faith-Based
Health & Medicine
Homeless & Housing
Hunger

Location

62 Village StreetEast Hartford, CT 06108 United States

Website:

http://www.urbanalliance.com

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Donation Pick Up Driver

Flexible Schedule | Hartford, CT 06105

Manchester Donation Pick Up Driver Initiative: Beyond the Basics Impact area: Basic Needs (food, clothing, housing) Location(s): Hartford, CT Hours: Fridays, 12:00-2:00pm or 3:00-6:00pm Desired level of commitment: Weekdays Duration: Year-round Age requirement: 18+ Tasks may include: Picking up a large donation of food from Manchester or Vernon Dropping off the donation to a food pantry in Wallingford Lifting up 25-30-pound boxes In order to volunteer, you should be: A registered UAServe volunteer (you will have a chance to register if you haven’t already) Willing to attend an orientation prior to volunteering Willing to submit a background check Open to an ongoing volunteer commitment that works with your schedule Willing to use own vehicle with the capacity to hold 50 banana boxes (10"x16"x20") Responsible

Date Posted: 2024-11-15
Truck Loader and Unloader for Food Pantry

Flexible Schedule | Hartford, CT 06105

Truck Loader and Unloader for Food Pantry Initiative: Beyond the Basics Impact area: Basic Needs (food, clothing, housing) Location(s): Wallingford, CT Hours: 3 Desired level of commitment: Fridays, 7:30am Duration: Year-round Age requirement: 14+ Tasks may include: Loading truck from donation site Unloading truck at food pantry In order to volunteer, you should be: A registered UAServe volunteer (you will have a chance to register if you haven’t already) Willing to attend an orientation prior to volunteering Willing to submit a background check Open to an ongoing volunteer commitment that works with your schedule Responsible Able to lift heavy boxes

Date Posted: 2024-11-15
Day Room Monitor for a Basic Needs Ministry

Flexible Schedule | Bristol, CT 06010

Day Room Monitor Initiative: Beyond the Basics Impact area: Basic needs (food, clothing, housing) Location(s): Bristol, CT Hours: Weekday mornings Desired level of commitment: Once per week Duration: Year-round Age requirement: 21+ Tasks may include: * Monitoring a "day room" (community room) at a basic needs program * Enforcing rules * Setting up the "help yourself table" * Serving 45 people * Sanitizing tables between clients * Offering assistance * Developing relationships * Encouraging * Listening * Providing prayer * Maintaining a safe judgement-free environment * Cleaning at the end of the shift * Breaking down In order to volunteer, you should be: * A registered UAServe volunteer (you will have a chance to register if you haven't already) * Willing to attend an orientation prior to volunteering * Willing to submit a background check * Open to an ongoing volunteer commitment that works with your schedule * Reliable * Patient * Honest * Personable * Open-minded * Respectful

Date Posted: 2024-11-15
Cook and Meal Server for Transitional Living Home Residents

Flexible Schedule | Hartford, CT 06106

Cook and Meal Server for Transitional Living Home Residents Initiative: Beyond the Basics Impact area: Basic needs (food, clothing, housing) Location(s): Hartford, CT Hours: Weekday or weekend mornings, afternoons and evenings Desired level of commitment: Once per week Duration: Year-round Age requirement: 21+ Tasks may include: * Preparing/cooking a meal for 35 people * Serving a meal * Cleaning up In order to volunteer, you should be: * A registered UAServe volunteer (you will have a chance to register if you haven't already) * Willing to attend an orientation prior to volunteering * Willing to submit a background check * Willing to complete a Waiver of Liability Relating to COVID-19 * Willing to follow COVID-19 Volunteer Safety Protocol * Open to an ongoing volunteer commitment that works with your schedule * Experience as a cook or chef * Reliable * Patient * Responsible * QFO (Qualified Food Operator) certification a plus * Spanish-speaking skills a plus You should not volunteer if you are at risk or compromised. If you are immunocompromised, over 60, are showing symptoms of COVID-19, or live with or care for someone in any of those categories, you should avoid being in public - including for volunteer efforts. Please stay safe, stay home.

Date Posted: 2024-11-15
Food Pantry Delivery Driver for Homebound Community Members

Flexible Schedule | Hartford, CT 06120

Food Pantry Delivery Driver for Homebound Community Members Initiative: Beyond the Basics Impact area: Basic Needs (food, clothing, housing) Location(s): Hartford, CT Hours: Weekend mornings Desired level of commitment: 2 days a month, 9 hours Duration: Year-round Age requirement: 18+ Tasks may include: Delivering boxes to homes in Hartford, Windsor, Bloomfield, Rocky Hill and Wethersfield Lifting heavy boxes Helping prepare delivery boxes In order to volunteer, you should be: A registered UAServe volunteer (you will have a chance to register if you haven’t already) Willing to attend an orientation prior to volunteering Willing to submit a background check Willing to complete a Waiver of Liability Relating to COVID-19 Willing to follow COVID-19 Volunteer Safety Protocol Open to an ongoing volunteer commitment that works with your schedule Able to use own van or truck Personable Reliable Patient Honest Able to lift 50 lbs. Able to use own van or truck Bilingual (Spanish/English) a plus, but not required.

Date Posted: 2024-11-15

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Mission Statement

Our mission is to create opportunities for people to achieve lasting change in their lives through the collaborative work of churches and organizations in our local community.

Description

Urban Alliance (UA) is a collective impact organization located in Hartford, Connecticut.

We help leverage the strengths of churches, organizations, volunteers, donors and community groups to impact the community and change lives.

Urban Alliance initiatives--our strategized, collaborative work efforts around shared goals--are aligned with specific needs in the community.

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by Leah C. (2015-03-19 09:39:59.0)

I volunteered with Citadel of Love-My Brother's Keeper helping to serve meals. The leaders of the ministry really have a heart for the community. They don't just feed them they get involved in their lives helping and assisting in many ways. They truly care! The other volunteers are wonderful as well.

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by Paula O. (2015-01-21 10:26:33.0)

It is a heartfelt cause giving the less fortunate an opportunity they may not otherwise have a chance to get.

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