Dress Code for the Community Kitchen • Shirts: A shirt with sleeves, short or long. No tank tops or crop tops are permitted. • Pants: Full-length pants must be worn. No shorts, capris, skirts, or dresses are permitted. • Shoes: Closed-toed shoes. We recommend shoes with a tread. No flip-flops, crocs, sandals, or heeled shoes are permitted. • Jewelry: No hoop or dangling earrings are permitted. No large rings, watches, or bracelets are permitted. Wedding bands can still be worn in the Kitchen. • Hair constraints: Hair must be constrained by a hairnet provided by Feed More. If you prefer not to wear a hairnet, you can bring a hat, but all of your hair must fit under the hat. Feed More will also provide a beard net for volunteers with facial hair. • Mask: On the Feed More main campus masks are optional for all volunteers. We are unfortunately unable to make accommodations for volunteers in improper attire in the Community Kitchen. Water Bottles and Drinks: Due to health guidelines, water bottles are no longer allowed in the Community Kitchen volunteer areas. Volunteers in the packaging areas will take a scheduled break during the shift to get water from the café area and are also welcome to ask for a break at any time if needed. Volunteers must be able to stand for the duration of the shift and be able to lift up to 30 pounds. Volunteers are not permitted to wear headphones or talk on the phone during their shift. This helps ensure everyone stays aware of their surroundings and focused on the task at hand.