Timothy Bosque is a man who values community service and deep devotion for the greater good. He believes that everyone should do something to help the less fortunate in their communities, and should help as many people as they can as they go through their life. Bosque places his beliefs in his everyday practices, and believes that others can follow suit.
Bosque served as a youth group leader for St. Isabella Parish for over 20 years, from 1986 to 2008. Currently, he lives in New York City and provides ministry to the large homeless population in this urban area. He works consistently in soup kitchens and homeless shelters, beginning in 2012. Bosque serves as the head chef for his soup kitchen, preparing over 1,600 hot meals for the New York City homeless each week.
In addition, Timothy Bosque has served underprivileged students in his capacity as a high school math teacher and football coach. During his 26 years of teaching high school students, he also tutored college students who needed extra help. He developed tutoring programs and worked with the English Language Development program to help students who were struggling with math, culture, and language.
Timothy Bosque believes in kindness, compassion, and helping those less fortunate than himself. If you want to help others in your home community, Bosque recommends looking for those who need help. Can you do something to benefit the homeless population? Join a ministry or volunteer at a soup kitchen. If you have strong academic skills, sign up for a tutoring program for low-income and underprivileged students.
