Soup Kitchen Workdays

The Outpost in the Burbs concert season might be over, but there's still an opportunity to get involved with Outpost Soup Kitchen Workdays.

Outpost offers volunteer opportunities with Soup Kitchen Workdays .

Volunteers And Homeless At Soup Kitchen
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Although the concerts at Outpost in the Burbs have stopped for this season and won’t pick up until September, there are still ways to get involved with the organization! Throughout the year, Outpost hosts community service opportunities, and members of the community have a chance to get involved in their next Soup Kitchen Workdays coming up on Saturday, June 20.

According to the Outpost in the Burbs website, outpostintheburbs.org, “Building community is what the Outpost is all about, and the community service events we host are an integral part of who we are. The Outpost currently partners with five service organizations to bridge each of us to our community. We welcome new volunteers for any and all levels of participation. Please join us for a volunteer day that fits your passion and schedule: Habitat for Humanity, Community Foodbank of New Jersey, Soup Kitchen Workdays, Human Needs Pantry.”

All of the Soup Kitchen Workdays take place on Saturdays at 9:30 a.m. at the Christ Episcopal Church in East Orange. Currently, the schedule is the third Saturday of every month, with the upcoming date being June 20.

Members of the community are encouraged to come out and support Outpost in their effort to enhance the community! However, space is limited to six or seven volunteers each workday, so be sure to email Mary McGee as soon as possible. According to the Outpost website, volunteers will carpool to East Orange from the First Congregational Church parking lot at 9:00 a.m. and return at approximately 2:00 p.m.

If you want additional information or have an idea for a new community service project call Steve at 973-744-6560 or send an email to volunteers@outpostintheburbs.org.

Outpost in the Burbs is also known for their great concerts that always tie in giving back to the community. For more information on Outpost in the Burbs or to see the other shows taking place this season, visit the Outpost website at outpostintheburbs.org. Although this season is over, be sure to check out their website for more information on shows that have already been planned for the coming season!

So far, next season’s lineup includes Joseph Arthur on Sept. 19, the James Maddock Trio on Oct. 3 and The The Band Band on Nov. 6, which is the Last Waltz 39th Anniversary Celebration featuring the TTBB Horns. Tickets for all Outpost in the Burbs shows can be purchased in person at Keil’s PharmacyTerra Tea and Studio042. They can also be purchased online at ticketleap.com.

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