Legacy Initiative: Not all heroes wear a cape

UPDATE 08-30-2018:

SERVICE OPPORTUNITY: The Legacy Initiative and The Burrito Project are proud to announce a community partnership to continue our efforts in serving those who are currently experiencing homelessness in our community. We look forward to working together in a collaborative effort toward shared objectives with our volunteer base in our community. Please feel free to utilize their sign ups if you’re interested in serving. https://www.facebook.com/groups/BurritoProjectSLC/

We look forward to continuing our service in our community together. Thank you for your continued service and support.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Legacy Initiative is going to be taking a short break (3 months) from our usual monthly Feed the Streets Outreach so that we can better develop more effective and efficient ways of serving those who are currently experiencing homelessness. We need to reboot our methods and what our service model looks like going forward given the changes that are taking place rapidly within the community in which we serve. We ask ALL volunteers to think about their experiences and help us to come up with ideas for a new service model. We welcome the feedback, ideas and suggestions. We recognize that some of the best ideas come from those who are performing the work. Thank you in advance for your continued service and support! It is greatly appreciated! – Tedd Mills

Humanitarian Services Kitchen Crew We are here to empower citizens to create positive change in their community. We do so by leading by example, we are passionate about putting boots on the street and food in peoples hands. We focus on feeding the hungry, educating through Cause Play and empowering through outreach, safety and growing food. We aid in taking the weight off the shoulders of Salt Lake City’s homeless community by collaborating with other non-profits and service providers by providing “innovative solutions” to existing problems by including the excluded.