Feed the Kids: Driver

There are thousands of children who rely on free or reduced lunch during the school year, and when school ends many would go hungry without help. Feed The Kids is a 10-week summer meals program for children living in Milwaukee's underserved neighborhoods. About 1,500 meals are distributed Monday-Friday, June-August, to 21 different neighborhoods, parks, and street corners on Milwaukee's north and south side. The meal consists of a sandwich, fruit, snack, and juice or water. The Salvation Army has provided more than 2 million meals through the Feed The Kids program since 1990. If you want to help make a difference help cure hunger this summer, apply now!

This is a seasonal position. Employment dates are from June 17 through August 22, 2025; Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. (Times may be adjusted due to work volume.)

The Feed the Kids Driver will drive a Salvation Army vehicle transporting meals and youth on the Feed the Kids program team to established drop-off sites. Keep track of the number of meals distributed at each site.

About the role:

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• Drive a Salvation Army vehicle; Monday through Friday, to transport meals to established meal sites.
• Ensure proper safety of passengers and the vehicle.
• Assist with the loading of meals into the vehicle in preparation of delivery.
• Be responsible for properly distributing meals at sites. Ensure that all children 18 and under stay at the meal site to consume the meal.
• Keep daily records identifying the number of meals distributed at each site, including providing daily reports and records to the Community Outreach Programs Manager at the end of each day
• Assist with unloading containers and supplies upon return to the distribution center.
• Ensure vehicle is cleaned daily.
• Complete all mileage logs and vehicle reports daily.
• Work together with all staff and volunteers associated with the Feed the Kids program.

The Salvation Army is an equal opportunity employer. Candidates who are back-to-work, US Veterans, people with disabilities, people who have been impacted by the justice system, and/or people without a college degree are encouraged to apply.