The recipient of a master's degree in general education and special education from Fordham University, Rebecca Antinozzi is a Westchester, New York-based educator who has worked as a private tutor since 2010. She is also an editorial director for the online luxury blog Dandelion Chandelier. Rebecca Antinozzi supports a variety of charitable organizations and has volunteered with multiple soup kitchens.

Volunteering at soup kitchens is a great way to make a positive impact on your community and meet new friends. You can also volunteer with a group of friends and make new memories while helping others. You don't necessarily need to know how to cook, either. There are plenty of volunteer positions at soup kitchens. Alternatively, you can organize food drives to support select soup kitchens.

The act of volunteering itself can help alleviate symptoms of stress, anxiety, and anger. Working with others in a social setting, meanwhile, can help improve your overall well-being. In addition to the rewarding experience of helping others, you can learn a lot about life by volunteering at soup kitchens. Conversing with people who require this service can help you become more empathetic and grow as a person by expanding your perspective of others.