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Board Nominations Now Being Accepted!

Interested in serving on the Board of Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen?  Check out the Board membership posting below or on our website.POSTINGBoard of Directors MembershipMultiple seats availableNominations accepted through May 31, 2019 Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen (DESK) is currently accepting nominations for membership on our Board of…See More
Apr 10, 2019
Steve Werlin posted a blog post

Board Nominations Now Being Accepted!

Interested in serving on the Board of Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen?  Check out the Board membership posting below or on our website.POSTINGBoard of Directors MembershipMultiple seats availableNominations accepted through May 31, 2019 Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen (DESK) is currently accepting nominations for membership on our Board of…See More
Apr 9, 2019

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Name of the Organization
Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen, Inc.
Contact Person
Steve Werlin
Job Title
Executive Director
Contact phone
(617) 721-8213
E-mail
swerlin@deskct.org
Website
http://deskct.org
Interest
Food Assistance, Shelter
Description Interest
My primary interests include housing services, food assistance, and service-learning in Greater New Haven.

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Job Posting: Volunteer Coordinator/Manager -- Join the DESK Team!

Posted on July 19, 2021 at 4:55am 0 Comments

OPEN POSITION – July 18, 2021

VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR / MANAGER

30 hours/week; Monday - Friday.  Open until filled.

Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen (DESK) seeks an energetic, friendly, and passionate individual to oversee recruitment, outreach, administration, and appreciation of DESK’s volunteer corps. …

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DESK is Hiring a Program Director!

Posted on December 18, 2020 at 8:19am 0 Comments

** OPEN POSITION ** 

PROGRAM DIRECTOR

- Full-time, 40 hours per week

- Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

- Occasional nights & weekends, some flexibility   

Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen (DESK)…

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DESK is Hiring! Office Admin/Executive Asst

Posted on October 16, 2019 at 8:32am 0 Comments

OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR / EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

 

20-25 hours per week                Monday through Friday

 

Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen (DESK) seeks a highly-skilled, well-organized, assertive, enthusiastic, and creative individual to work with the Executive Director to carry out a variety of administrative duties, including office management, financial record-keeping, human resources and payroll functions, procurement, and…

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Board Nominations Now Being Accepted!

Posted on April 9, 2019 at 11:17pm 0 Comments

Interested in serving on the Board of Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen?  Check out the Board membership posting below or on our website.

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Nominations accepted through May 31,…

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At 2:25am on September 11, 2012, Lee Cruz said…
Steve,

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