- Flexible in schedule
- Good for families
- Good for groups
- Good for youth
- Accessible by public transit
Volunteer Barista / Café Helper / Grocery Picker – Rainbow Play Café
921 12th Street, New Westminster, BC, V3M 4K7
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Ongoing
About Us: Rainbow Play Café is more than just a café — it’s a community space where families, children, and friends come together to share food, play, and kindness. Guided by our mission “Humanity begins with You n Me,” we are building a warm, welcoming place that spreads joy through food, play, and meaningful connections. Why Volunteer? We are in an exciting growth stage and looking for enthusiastic individuals who want to be part of our journey. This opportunity starts as a short-term volunteer position (maximum 3 months) while we stabilize our new business. After this initial period, it is guaranteed to transition into a paid job — your efforts will be recognized and rewarded. Roles Available: Barista – Prepare coffees, chais, and specialty drinks (training provided). Café Helper – Assist with serving, tidying, and customer support. Grocery Picker – Help with sourcing fresh ingredients and stocking supplies. What You’ll Do: Support daily café operations and create a welcoming environment Learn drink prep, light food handling, and customer service skills Assist with shopping, stocking, and inventory needs Ensure the café remains clean, safe, and inviting for families What You’ll Gain: Hands-on hospitality experience in a cozy, family-friendly café Training in barista skills, food prep, and customer service A guaranteed paid role after the volunteer term (max 3 months) The chance to be part of a community-driven café that values kindness and humanity Who We’re Looking For: Friendly, dependable, and motivated individuals Willingness to learn — no prior experience needed (we’ll train you) Positive energy and a team-player attitude
Why should you volunteer for this opportunity?
paid position
- Flexible in schedule
- Good for families
- Good for groups
- Good for youth
- Accessible by public transit