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DIY Volunteer Opportunity - Nourishment Kits 2022

Nourishment Kits

 

Organizational Beneficiary: Richmond Behavioral Health Authority

IMPACT:  RBHA serves nearly 13,000 individuals – children and adults – every year.  The individuals we serve often do not have resources to purchase needed items. The Nourishment Kits will be distributed across the agency to individuals receiving services – children who may need a snack, adults who may need food to take with medication, individuals experiencing homelessness who have no food that day.

Richmond Behavioral Health fearlessly champions the health, wellness, and recovery for the individuals and communities we serve.  We envision an inclusive, healthy community where individuals are inspired to reach their highest potential.

 

 

Supplies:

  • 10 one gallon ziplock bags
  • 10 Notecards – handmade
  • Applesauce – single serving container or pouch
  • Pretzels – single serving bag
  • Cheese crackers – single package
  • Soft granola bar
  • Canned tuna ( https://a.co/7DnkKhP )

 

Step One:

  • Purchase and/or collect your supplies. We ask DIY volunteers to donate a minimum of 10 Nourishment Kits. Contributions over the minimum amount are welcomed, but we will not be able to document more than 3 service hours for any DIY project.

Step Two:

  • Place one of each item in each of the 10 ziplock bags.
  • Write an encouraging message on each notecard to include in the bags.

 

Step Three:

  • Drop off your project at RBHA on any of the following dates/times:

 

Thursday, November 3, 2022   11am – 2pm

Tuesday, November 15, 2022   1pm – 4pm  

Friday, December 9, 2022    11am – 2pm

 

  • We are located at 107 S. 5th Street, Richmond, VA  23219.  We will be set up outside to receive donations.  In case of inclement weather, we will be set up just inside the garage which is located beside the main entrance.  CONTACTLESS DROP OFF!!

Step Four:

  • Sharing your time and resources is a great gift to others.  We hope that through your giving, you receive something beneficial in return – the feeling of doing good for someone in need and knowing you have had a direct, positive impact in someone’s life. Talking through the purpose of the project as you complete it is a great way for all involved to gain a connection to those being served through your generosity.  Here are some questions to help guide conversation:
    • How will this project help someone in need?
    • What do we know about the importance of building a community made to help each other?
    • Did our feelings about the recipients of this project change as we completed the project?
    • What worked well about this project?
    • What else can we do now?  Are there other ways we can help?

 

Step Five:

  • Like DIY projects?  Check out our Facebook event page www.facebook.com/rbhfrva/events for more opportunities to be involved.
  • Share your experience on your Facebook (tag RBHFoundation) or Instagram page #rbha.  We love sharing the work of our volunteers!
  • Want to learn more about Richmond Behavioral Health and the work we do in the community?  Please visit www.rbha.org and join our mailing list to receive updates and information on more ways to be involved.
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Housing, Hunger or Homelessness

Age Minimum (with Adult): 5+, Minimum Age:12+, Court Ordered Volunteer - Allowed

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