Operation BBQ Relief

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Mission

Operation BBQ Relief provides comfort to those in need by connecting, inspiring, serving, and educating in communities far and wide. Learn more about Operation BBQ Relief.

Volunteer

Operation BBQ Relief is possible because of our wonderful volunteers. Click here to learn more about becoming a volunteer and see how you can make a difference.

Donate

Operation BBQ Relief is a 501(c)(3) Disaster Relief Organization. Make a one time donation or commit to a monthly recurring donation of any amount of your choosing. Make a donation now.

Operation BBQ Relief Impact Since May 2011

947

Days Deployed

9,119,655

Meals Served

States + Bahamas

VOLUNTEERS

Volunteers are a cornerstone of Operation BBQ Relief.

Whether this is your first time volunteering with Operation BBQ Relief or if you’ve been around for a while, we truly appreciate your desire to help those in need and we look forward to serving with you!

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Our Volunteers

There are many ways to volunteer for Operation BBQ Relief.

We have opportunities throughout the year where you can volunteer to help; no previous BBQ or cooking experience required!

Disaster Deployments
Boots on the ground. When Operation BBQ Relief responds following a catastrophic event in communities across the country, we deploy volunteers in a coordinated fashion to be assist on site. Duties include food prep, cooking, processing, serving, inventory, and more.
Always Serving Project™
During “Blue Sky Days” we have various non-disaster related programs in The Always Serving Project™). These events give back to communities, feed First Responders, Military, and Veterans, as well as a focus on the fight on hunger by feeding the homeless and the food insecure.
Area Coordinators
Area Coordinators serve as points of contact for geographic areas across the country. They are our eyes and ears on the ground in their area, gather information about local needs, contact local organizations, and various other duties.
CDL Drivers
If you have a CDL, there may be volunteer opportunities for you to assist with transporting Operation BBQ Relief equipment to/from deployment sites.

If you have questions about the opportunities above or have other particular skills you feel might be beneficial to Operation BBQ Relief, please contact us via email at volunteer@obr.org.