Distribute campaign brochures to local restaurants
10 volunteers still needed
location
Edenvale, Gauteng
category
Food Security & Nutrition
sub-category
Food parcels & groceries
duration
4-8 hours
How can you help?
Distribute campaign brochures to local restaurants
Here's a little more info about this opportunity...
Are you bubbly, outgoing and passionate about making a difference? Operation Hunger is looking for enthusiastic, confident and professional volunteers to help us introduce our exciting Love Food, Love Family campaign to restaurants across Johannesburg! We're looking for people who: Love meeting new people and building relationships. Are confident, friendly and persuasive communicators. Have a passion for ending hunger and making a positive impact. Can professionally present and promote an exciting fundraising campaign. Are motivated, reliable and enthusiastic about a great cause. Your personality could help us turn restaurant partnerships into meals for vulnerable communities! Join Operation Hunger and help us make a difference, one restaurant at a time.
Sustainable Development Goals
Zero Hunger
End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture
No Poverty
End poverty in all its forms everywhere by ensuring that everyone has access to basic needs, social protection, and opportunities to build a secure and dignified life
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