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Everybody Eats

Transforming rescued food into quality 3-course meals on a pay-what-you-can basis, reducing food waste and social isolation in Aotearoa.

Registered charity number: CC56055

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Access training materials, policies, forms, guides, and other helpful resources for volunteers.
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Guides
xEverybody Eats – Food Safety & Food Allergen Guide
Food Allergen Guide for servers
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Guides
Safe Food Handling Practices - Volunteer Guide
Essential guide for all kitchen volunteers before handling food in the kitchen.
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Guides
New Volunteer Platform FAQ
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Safety
Handling Difficult Guest Behaviour (guide for volunteers)
A guide for what to do in the event of difficult behaviour from one of our guests.
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General
3. Your Service Guide
A guide to our dinner service at Everybody Eats
orientationtraininginduction+2
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General
Everybody Eats: Feeding Bellies not Bins | RNZ
Alicia Mendez is the head chef of Everybody Eats Wellington, a pay-as-you-can community restaurant on a mission to feed bellies not bins.
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Training
2. Volunteering With Us
A quick overview of why and how to volunteer at Everybody Eats — it’s flexible, no experience is required, and you’ll contribute to meaningful community meals while meeting new people.
orientation
7.36 MB
General
1. Our Story
A brief history of Everybody Eats — how it began as a weekly pop-up, grew into three permanent pay-what-you-can restaurants, and centres on building community, reducing food waste, and making meals accessible to all.
orientation
8.6 MB