Bo's Place - Where Children are Heard and Hearts are Healed

Kitchen Volunteer

Bo’s Place grief support groups begin with a shared meal. Kitchen Volunteers help set up a buffet style meal which is most often potluck. Following the meal, volunteers prepare leftover food for families to take home and tidy the kitchen. Kitchen Volunteers must be at least 15 years old.

Meal Sponsor

Meal Sponsors provide and serve a meal for grief group families or participants (60-90 people). These meals are a special treat and provide an alternative to the traditional potluck-style meal at Bo’s Place. Meal Sponsors may also decorate the dining area for special occasions or holidays, or prepare goodie bags for the children.

Special Projects

Special Project Volunteers provide support to Bo’s Place in a variety of ways including assistance with fundraising efforts, help at special events, activity or material preparation, and administrative and clerical support.

Quilters

Bo’s Place Memory Quilts allow grief support group members to commemorate their loved one. Decorated quilt squares are assembled by volunteer quilters and the resulting quilts are displayed on the walls throughout Bo’s Place as a colorful and touching memorial to those who have died.