Monday, September 16th 2024 at 14:00 America/New_York
Join us for a fun-filled cooking class fundraiser! Learn to prepare delicious dishes from expert chefs while supporting a great cause. All proceeds benefit our nonprofit, helping us continue our impactful work in the community. Enjoy great food, new skills, and the joy of giving back!
How can I contribute to the fundraising goal during the event?
You can contribute to the fundraising goal by participating in the cooking class, as all class fees go directly to our nonprofit. Additionally, consider making extra donations or participating in any raffles or auctions we may host during the event.
What can I do to help promote the cause before the event?
You can help promote our cause by sharing the event details on social media, inviting friends and family, and encouraging them to sign up for the cooking class. The more people that attend, the greater impact we can make together!
Will there be opportunities to learn about the nonprofit's work during the class?
Yes! Throughout the cooking class, we’ll take short breaks to share information about our nonprofit's mission and the community work we do. We encourage attendees to ask questions and engage with us about our impact.
How can I stay connected with the nonprofit after the event?
We encourage attendees to sign up for our newsletter and follow us on social media. This way, you can stay informed about our future events, ongoing initiatives, and ways to get involved.
Are there any precautionary measures due to the weather or health concerns?
We take the safety of our attendees seriously. We will monitor weather conditions closely and have contingency plans in place if necessary. Additionally, we encourage everyone to follow health guidelines, such as keeping personal space and maintaining cleanliness at the event.
Did you know?
Cooking at home can save you up to 50% on your food costs compared to eating out.
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
Learning to cook can improve your mental health, as it provides a sense of accomplishment and can reduce stress.
Psychology Today
Cooking and sharing meals with family and friends can strengthen relationships and improve social connections.
Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior
Over 30% of the food we produce is wasted each year, but learning to cook efficiently can help reduce this waste.
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Cooking can be a form of creative expression, allowing individuals to experiment with flavors and presentation.
Culinary Arts Institute
Participating in community cooking events can foster a sense of belonging and community engagement.
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