Found 38 Food Preparation & Service volunteering opportunities in Australia

We require volunteers to assist to set up and pack away for wedding ceremonies and receptions.

Volunteers needed for a busy high school canteen serving healthy homemade food. Mondays to Fridays 8.30am - 2.30pm. Any amount of days or times are acceptable.

Mt Pleasant Primary School canteen is hoping to find canteen volunteers during school term. Duties are fairly straightforward and will involve preparing food for recess & lunch, collating orders, washing dishes and serving at recess & lunch. No previous experience is needed. We would love to have you join our friendly canteen team! Centrelink volunteers are welcome!

Preparing recess and lunch for students and staff Making food such as sandwiches, wraps and pasta Serving students and staff Being a part of a nice team orientated working environment

Assisting our Canteen Manager to prepare and serve morning teas and lunches to hungry students.

Do you love catering and working with volunteers to bring people together to celebrate over food? The National Trust (NSW) is currently recruiting volunteers who want to bring out their inner Master Cook! We have a dynamic catering team but they need a few extra pair of hands.

Do you love working in events and with people? Do you love organising events? Are you keen to learn new skills or develop your existing skills in the event industry? The National Trust (NSW) is currently recruiting volunteers to support Miss Traill’s House, Bathurst.

Would you like to preserve and share the rich legacy of the Everglades? Come join us in the beautiful tea rooms of the Everglades to welcome visitors and contribute to its smooth operations.

Do you love coffee and baking scones? Volunteer in our tearoom at May Gibbs’ Nutcote historic house.

If you want to do hospitality with a difference, this volunteering role is for you!

Customer service with a difference! Travelling on board the Hotham Valley train and providing assistance to our passengers.

Do you love cooking up a storm or have a passion for gardening? Use your skills to make a positive impact on the education journey of students.

Canteen Volunteer who helps prepare students recess and lunch orders.

We need someone to help at the Museum with Group tours bookings. follow up with the tours for tour numbers. This is an important job in the Museum as a Group tours are a major fundraiser activity. Catering for our Tour groups, purchasing and preparing food at home bring to the Museum on the day. Help with setting up for the tour. After the tour tiding up making sure the kitchen is clean and tidy. Re-imbursement for money spent. Some previous experience would be beneficial.

Matthew Flinders Anglican College recognises the invaluable role that volunteers play in enhancing our educational environment. We are actively seeking committed individuals who are interested in volunteering in our College Tuckshops to assist with basic food prep, cleaning and serving on Mondays's and Wednesday's from 8 am to 12 noon.

Douglasvale Historic Homestead and Vineyard is seeking volunteers to assist in its Cellar Door & wine tastings. Come and join in. If you have an RSA and enjoy talking to people - then we can give you training.

Assist canteen manager to prepare and serve ordered school lunches (eg rolls/sandwiches).

Volunteers come on any week day from 9.30am to 2 pm to help prepare and serve food for the school’s recess and lunch breaks. Duties include food prep, dishes, general cleaning and selling and restocking food and drinks. Closed in shoes and a current Working With Children card are required and we will supply aprons and headwear.

Do you like to cook? Would making sandwiches, muffins, salads, wraps, and rolls seem like something you can do? We need a Canteen Assistant who can assist in serving students at recess and lunch time. So, if you can help us during the food rush, please get in touch today.

Spencer Park Primary school run a volunteer/mentor program where students are matched up to an adult mentor to develop a relationship and then undertake various activities and projects. For one hour a week during school terms. Activities are based on your own personal strengths. Some mentors sing and play games, complete woodworking projects, support reading programs. Or share a personal interest, such as sewing, craft or cooking.