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Volunteer with us! Help make burritos!

 


Hi friends, we need your helping making burritos to distribute to our friends on the street. Helpers are needed on Saturday mornings from about 10 AM till noon and can expect to chop veggies, roll burritos, and help do some dishes at our house of hospitality.

Not in the St. Louis area? Can't make it on Saturday mornings? Perhaps you're in a place to consider sponsoring burrito ingredients and bottled water which cost us about $75 each week. Gifts can be sent through venmo @STLCatholicWorker or via check made out to STL Catholic Worker Community and mailed to 8617 Mora Ln. St. Louis, MO 63147.

Other needs that precariously housed folks often ask us for and that you can bring us directly include: 

  • socks
  • bug spray
  • over the counter pain meds (ibuprofen, etc.)
  • lotion
  • body wash

Email us at StLouisCatholicWorker@gmail.com to sign up to volunteer, find a time to bring by donations, or with any other questions. Thanks for all your support!

 


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