San Francisco, California, United States · On-site
HDG Support Team Member – OMI/Park Merced Heavy Lifter 8:30am – 12:30pm every Tuesday Reports to OMI Team Lead primarily and Director Of Programs as a secondary supervisor. Attend required trainings, staff meetings, CLC …
Skills: Heavy Lifting, Inventory Management, Logistics Coordination, Administrative Tasks, Team Collaboration
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Responsible for receiving food bank deliveries, unloading pallets, and organizing products for distribution teams. Provides heavy lifting support for staff and volunteers while maintaining the packing area and venue relations.
Requires the ability to frequently lift up to 50 pounds and occasionally up to 75 pounds. Must be able to perform physical tasks such as pushing heavy carts and working in both indoor and outdoor environments.
HDG Support Team Member – OMI/Park Merced Heavy Lifter
8:30am – 12:30pm every Tuesday
Reports to OMI Team Lead primarily and Director Of Programs as a secondary supervisor.
Cultivating connections to help seniors and people with disabilities age and thrive at home.
At the Community Living Campaign, we’re working toward a San Francisco where we can all live and thrive in our homes and neighborhoods as we grow older. We started in 2008 as a neighborhood-based way to provide seniors and adults with disabilities with what they need to live a good life. This need continues to grow as our population ages and income disparities widen. We bring greater joy, health, and connectedness to San Francisco seniors and people with disabilities through community-building, empowerment, and advocacy. We organize free activities and programs like computer classes, healthy aging workshops, senior exercise groups, and grocery delivery. These activities offer practical support and teach valuable skills. But most importantly, they create opportunities for folks to make the friendships they need to age well at home. Studies show that only 20% of what people need to age at home comes from formal services – the other 80% comes from friends, faith groups, and other community connections. Meeting the needs of an aging population is a huge undertaking. So we also build coalitions, bringing together neighbors, community organizations, businesses, and City agencies to organize and advocate around issues that are too big for any of us to solve alone. Most recently, these have included the SF Tech Council and the Dignity Fund Coalition. Together, we can create an inclusive San Francisco where people of all ages and abilities can truly live “in community” – with all of the rich relationships and opportunities that define a good life.
Offices: 1663 Mission Street, Suite 525, San Francisco, CA 94103, US
Cultivating connections to help seniors and people with disabilities age and thrive at home.
At the Community Living Campaign, we’re working toward a San Francisco where we can all live and thrive in our homes and neighborhoods as we grow older. We started in 2008 as a neighborhood-based way to provide seniors and adults with disabilities with what they need to live a good life. This need continues to grow as our population ages and income disparities widen. We bring greater joy, health, and connectedness to San Francisco seniors and people with disabilities through community-building, empowerment, and advocacy. We organize free activities and programs like computer classes, healthy aging workshops, senior exercise groups, and grocery delivery. These activities offer practical support and teach valuable skills. But most importantly, they create opportunities for folks to make the friendships they need to age well at home. Studies show that only 20% of what people need to age at home comes from formal services – the other 80% comes from friends, faith groups, and other community connections. Meeting the needs of an aging population is a huge undertaking. So we also build coalitions, bringing together neighbors, community organizations, businesses, and City agencies to organize and advocate around issues that are too big for any of us to solve alone. Most recently, these have included the SF Tech Council and the Dignity Fund Coalition. Together, we can create an inclusive San Francisco where people of all ages and abilities can truly live “in community” – with all of the rich relationships and opportunities that define a good life.
Offices: 1663 Mission Street, Suite 525, San Francisco, CA 94103, US
