Summer Lunch Program Administrator
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The Summer Lunch Program Administrator is a seasonal part-time paid independent contractor position reporting to the Faith Alliance Director of Outreach. The Administrator’s primary responsibilities are to see to the daily operation of the Summer Lunch Program including
Hours prior to the start of the Summer Lunch Program will vary but include planning, preparation, and attendance at spring kick off meeting with volunteers and Lakota School liaisons and administrators. Hours during the summer lunch program beginning in late May and ending early August will be 11am-2pm Monday-Thursday (no meals or programming on Fridays) for a total of 10-15 hours per week at a rate of $20/hour. A car, background check and safety awareness training is required.
Summer Lunch Program Site Coordinator (2)
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The Summer Lunch Program Site Coordinator is a seasonal part-time paid independent contractor position reporting to the Faith Alliance Director of Outreach. The Site Coordinator’s primary responsibility is the daily operation of the Summer Lunch Program at the assigned lunch site. This includes
Hours beginning in late May and ending in early August will be 2-3 hours Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (Woodland) or Monday and Wednesday (Adena) for a total of 10-12 hours per week at the hourly rate of $18/hour. A car, background check and safety awareness training is required.
Have an hour to spare this summer? Come make a difference in the lives of area children in need! No experience needed. A free background check is required for all volunteers.
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The Summer Lunch Program is the Faith Alliance's most recognized and longest running ministry. More than 12 years ago, local churches (now the Faith Alliance) began to make bag lunches for children in the community who rely on free or reduced lunches during the school year, and may otherwise go without in the summer. Low-income neighborhoods were identified through partnership with Butler County Success liaisons. Currently, 20 percent of Lakota students are on free or reduced lunch, which equates to nearly 3,500 children!
The Summer Lunch Program goes beyond just providing food. In 2016, we partnered with Lakota Child Nutrition, which now provides lunches at community lunch sites, freeing up time for volunteers to show God's love in other ways. Many of the volunteers read, mentor and do other fun activities with the children. They have taken the kids on field trips and organized bike parades in the past. The Midpointe Library and police/fire departments have also visited the lunch sites during the summer.
2024
We are currently hiring 3 positions to assist with the program this summer and are recruiting volunteers! Contact info@thefaithalliance.com for information.
2023
3112 USDA lunches were delivered to 4 low-income community lunch sites by Lakota Child Nutrition while Faith Alliance volunteers provided supervision, mentorship, activities, crafts and extra food to children ages 3-18 participating in the program. 52 refurbished bicycles were again distributed at the lunch sites throughout the summer.
2022
Over 140 children participated in the Summer Lunch Program with the help of 12 church partners and many volunteers. 3,905 USDA lunches were delivered to 4 community lunch sites by Lakota Child Nutrition, while Faith Alliance volunteers provided activities, crafts, games, bible stories, snacks and mentorship on-site. 55 refurbished bicycles were distributed at the lunch sites in 2022.
2021
Over 180 children participated in the Summer Lunch Program with the help of 12 church partners and many volunteers. 10,041 USDA meals (breakfast & lunch) were delivered to 5 community lunch sites by Lakota Child Nutrition.
2020
Due to COVID-19 constraints in 2020, volunteers were unable to assist with the lunches and were required to maintain social distancing. Instead, volunteers put together weekly children activity packs, groceries were provided to the children and their families, popsicles and other snack items were provided to enjoy and adult lunches were given at many of the sites. Some volunteers were even able to assist children with reading and writing while maintaining physical distance. As a result of the modified program, over 250 children and their families were served by Faith Alliance volunteers!
For more information or to volunteer, contact:
Cathy Borders, Director of Outreach, at info@thefaithalliance.com
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