Guests include men, women, and children of all ages. With recent welfare cuts, the number of guests only continues to increase, as the poor and homeless population is plunged into a situation of even greater need. Thirty to thirty-five volunteers are scheduled to help serve meals each and every day. Volunteers range in age from 13-90. They represent all religions, races, and creeds, and come from all over Maryland to help serve the poor citizens of Baltimore.
Some volunteers are regulars, volunteering once a week or once a month.
Most helpers are sporadic, scheduling a day to volunteer when possible a couple times a year. For detailed volunteer requirements, see the Towson Volunteer Binder in UU217. They include hours, scheduling, and dress code. They strive to help people make informed decisions about reproductive health, family planning options, and sexuality. Volunteers will serve as educators, advocates, family planning assistants, administrative aides, etc.