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Start Date-End Date: 06/27/2018-07/01/2018
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Summary: Cook for VOC volunteers in the great outdoors!
Description: Good food = happy volunteers!VOC's volunteer Crew Chefs play a fun, yet vital role: ensuring that volunteers stay well-fed and well-fueled on stewardship projects! Learn more about the Crew Chef role here and sign up for the webinar and optional orientation below to get started.
June 27 Webinar: This introductory Crew Chef training webinar - for new and existing VOC volunteers - is designed for those interested in supplying food and/or cooking for volunteers in some of Colorado's most spectacular places! Learn the basics of project kitchen support including proper meal planning, safe food prep, camp setup, clean-up and zero waste methods, and many other topics related to outdoor cooking management - all from the comfort of your own home or office.
July 1 Orientation (Optional): After the training webinar, join VOC's skilled Crew Chefs for an optional orientation at our Operations Center to learn more of the hands-on side of the Crew Chef process!
As the old adage goes, behind every hardworking volunteer is a hardworking cook! Prior to the training date, you will receive an email with a link and instructions on how to access the webinar. And remember: two cooks are often better than one, so bring a friend!
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Additional Information: To become a VOC Crew Chef, attending the web session on June 27th is required. Certification is gained through additional on-project learning with an experienced Crew Chef.
By checking the 7/01/18 box, trainees have the option of signing up for an additional in-person orientation at VOC's operations center in Lakewood. The optional (and recommended) session will give trainees a personal look at the kind of equipment we have available to Crew Chefs, and you'll have a chance to learn a little more about what goes into preparing for a project.
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Desired Number of Volunteers: 50
Total Adult Volunteers Attended: 6
Total Youth Volunteers Attended: 0
Total Volunteer Days: 6
Total Unique Volunteers: 5
Total Volunteer Hours: 13.5
Staff Hours: 7
Stipend Hours: 0
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