Who can volunteer?
Anyone. If you can show up and lend a hand, you belong in the kitchen. No cooking experience needed. Visit this page to join our volunteer list and be kept in the loop about upcoming events and volunteer opportunities.
What happens at a Kitchen of Kindness session?
Volunteers come together to cook, package, and prepare meals in a warm, welcoming environment. People work side by side, help where needed, and leave knowing they did something real for someone else. To learn about upcoming events, click here.
Who can receive a meal?
Our meals are for anyone who could use a little extra support — someone recovering from a procedure, a new mother settling in with her baby, a neighbor who is homebound, or simply someone going through a hard time. You are also welcome to request a meal on behalf of someone you know.
Can I refer someone to receive a meal?
Yes. If you know someone who would appreciate a meal, let us know. Use this form to submit a referral.
Do I need to be part of the Chabad community to volunteer?
No. Kitchen of Kindness is open to everyone who wants to help.
Can families volunteer together?
Yes. Families are welcome. Kids, teens, parents, and grandparents can all help, each in their own way.
Is the food kosher?
Yes. All meals are prepared according to kosher standards. The kitchen is under the kosher supervision of Chabad of South Palm Beach.
Can I sponsor a cooking session or a set of meals?
Yes. Sponsorship is a meaningful way to support the program. Click here for dedication opportunities.
Can I create a private event with the Kitchen of Kindness?
Yes. There's no more fitting way to mark a special day than by gathering the people you love and cooking for those who need it most. Book a private session at Kitchen of Kindness and turn your celebration into something truly meaningful. Click here to submit an inquiry.
