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Food safety – essential temperature management. Fundraising ThermometerFundraising events at the local hardware, school or fete provide a great snag or a delicious homemade cake or biscuit. Even better, your money is going to a good cause. Although these aren’t everyday events or food businesses, temperature control is critical. No one wants to get sick supporting the local community. When hosting a fundraising event, many councils direct event organisers to Pyrosales for their temperature probes. https://bit.ly/3HaSrBO

Food safety – essential temperature management. Fundraising ThermometerFundraising events at the local hardware, school or fete provide a great snag or a delicious homemade cake or biscuit. Even better, your money is going to a good cause. Although these aren’t everyday events or food businesses, temperature control is critical. No one wants to get sick supporting the local community. When hosting a fundraising event, many councils direct event organisers to Pyrosales for their temperature probes. https://bit.ly/3LPLqZa

Food safety – essential temperature management. Fundraising ThermometerFundraising events at the local hardware, school or fete provide a great snag or a delicious homemade cake or biscuit. Even better, your money is going to a good cause. Although these aren’t everyday events or food businesses, temperature control is critical. No one wants to get sick supporting the local community. When hosting a fundraising event, many councils direct event organisers to Pyrosales for their temperature probes. https://bit.ly/3rr4fvt

Food safety – essential temperature management. Fundraising ThermometerFundraising events at the local hardware, school or fete provide a great snag or a delicious homemade cake or biscuit. Even better, your money is going to a good cause. Although these aren’t everyday events or food businesses, temperature control is critical. No one wants to get sick supporting the local community. When hosting a fundraising event, many councils direct event organisers to Pyrosales for their temperature probes. https://lnkd.in/g6HVjRpX

Picture your favorite coffee shop. You walk in and order at the counter. You make conversation with the barista you know by name. It’s a typical dialog exchange until it comes time to pay. 🎬Scene change to *my* favorite coffee shop. A Place at the Table coffee shop in Raleigh, NC is a “pay what you can cafe”. Hmmm. That’s different. Well, when you pay for your coffee and meal, you can add a tip of any amount that directly “pays it forward” for someone who cannot afford a meal. Coffee with a purpose.☕️ "A Place at the Table" is a non-profit café with a clear mission: 🍴To provide community and good food to all, regardless of means. This coffee shop is helping fight food insecurity while building community through their unique business model. Patrons can pay a suggested price, pay a little extra to pay it forward, or work for a meal. The cafe operates with a small staff and relies on volunteers from local businesses, church groups and colleges, to serve food, clear tables and greet guests. Inspired yet? 👉Next time you’re in Raleigh, swing by 300 W Hargett St and meet some Raleigh neighbors. Maggie Kane runs the cafe with a strong sense of purpose and guiding values. The cafe is simply an extension of Maggie -welcoming, filled with energy, and surrounded by friends. The impact is that the cafe is reinventing how they feed our downtown community. One meal at a time. Gather 'round the table. #community #values #volunteering #gathering Allison Connors Danny Rosin Richard Averitte J Nick OTTO Luke Brown Anthony Carlson David J.P. Fisher Katie Reetz DeGraff PHOTO: Repping Table on the beach.

My goal this season is to make a meaningful impact on food insecurity. Will you join me? I beieve that together we can nourish the greatness and potential that exists in everyone, one plate, one neighbor at a time. 🍽️ While we’re preparing for the season and gathering for celebrations, 1.2 million of our NYC neighbors may not know where their next meal is coming from. And only 1 in 4 of our food insecure neighbors can access the help available. 💔 That is unacceptable. Period. Daniel Zauderer and his team at Grassroots Grocery shows us an innovative way to actually change these disturbing stats. As a community, WE can extend the food supply chain the last mile to reach 2500+ households each week!! 🤝🥒🥦🍎🤝 Grassroots Grocery’s network of neighbors helping neighbors takes excess, wholesale bulk produce from Hunts Point Produce Market directly into the heart of the surrounding communities to those who need it most. Thats what I call farm to table for all!! ❤️ How? 5 days a week, Team GrG & volunteers like me pack and deliver beautiful fresh produce (which might otherwise go to waste) to courageous community leaders who host neighborhood produce giveaways = dignified, hyper-local access to healthy food. Until the ball drops on New Year’s Eve, I will be doing my part to drive out hunger by: 🎯using my voice and platform to raise awareness 🎯 giving my time and talent 🎯 fundraising in a guided community of amazing Ambassadors Dignified access to healthy food is a basic human right. If we join together we can welcome 2024 with a more equitable, inclusive table. Here’s how you can help! : 🎯Support Team Lyons Mission https://lnkd.in/e4Xewiwb 🎯Join the growing network of 4000 volunteers 🎯Become a movement maker by serving as a GrG Giving Ambassador in your network, community, or workplace Much love and gratitude. #foodequity. #foodinsecure. #foodjustice #wholeperson #greatnessawaits #powerofcommunity #seasonofgiving

What if anything you give is instantly doubled and the impact is felt for a lifetime? That’s the power you have in supporting Kitchens For Good. Through their tuition-free culinary training programs, KFG helps people get a new start in life and support themselves. #givingtuesday #kitchensforgood #donatenow #communitysupport #givingback

Food Distribution Event #2: Pizza Toppings of Joy and kindness Event Description: Holy Mission Nonprofit Organization arranged an event, “Pizza of Compassion: Sharing Slices, Spreading Smiles,” on September 03, 2023. With the aim of providing not just sustenance but also moments of joy Event Highlights: Delicious Pizza Treat: The event featured a mouthwatering spread of freshly baked pizzas, from classic flavors to creative combinations. Every slice is a testament to the care and thoughtfulness that Holy Mission invests in its mission to serve those in need. Inclusive Gathering: Held in the park opposite Hesed House Homeless Shelter, this event emphasizes inclusivity and community spirit. It’s a chance for people from different walks of life to come together and share in the joy of a meal. Dedicated Volunteers: Our compassionate volunteers, Tanay and Morris, will be at the forefront of this event, ensuring that every individual is treated with kindness, respect, and a warm slice of pizza. Beyond Food: “Pizza of Compassion” isn’t just about pizza; it’s about fostering connections and igniting hope. Volunteers will engage in conversations, create a welcoming atmosphere, and remind attendees that they are valued members of our community. Essentials and Comfort: In addition to pizza, attendees will receive care packages containing essentials like hygiene items, blankets, and clothing, designed to address their immediate needs and enhance their well-being. Community Partnerships: Local businesses and community members have rallied behind this initiative, showcasing the power of collaboration in making a meaningful impact. Volunteer Voices: Tanay shared his excitement, saying, “I can’t wait to be part of an event that not only fills stomachs but also brings a bit of happiness. It’s a reminder that we’re all connected.” www.holymission.org #charity #foodshare #fooddistribution #foodsharing #foodforall

Customer Success Story - FoodCycle 🚀 FoodCycle is a UK-based charity that aims to make food poverty, loneliness, and food waste a thing of the past for every community. With weekly community dining, the organization feeds the hungry and offers company to the lonely. After manually handling donations and Gift Aid claims for some time, the organization set out to look for a platform that could keep up with its growth and meet all its needs. This is when they discovered and implemented FinDock, which ended up being the perfect solution for their needs. Carly Shutes, the Head of Marketing at FoodCycle shares: “The reliability we’ve experienced so far is unmatched. This solution is the breath of fresh air we needed. It meets all our current needs, and there’s always a possibility to use more features — but whether we’ll ever need those, depends on our growth!” Read the full story about how FinDock has benefited FoodCycle here: https://lnkd.in/esGHuNti

Showcase your baking skills by hosting a bake sale fundraiser this summer! 🍪🧁 Hosting a bake sale fundraiser is an excellent way to unite your community and support those with CMT while sharing your favorite treats. Check out the following tips for a successful bake sale fundraiser⬇️ 😊 Start your fundraising page – Create your fundraiser online here: https://lnkd.in/eaJHha5e 🍰 Bake delicious treats or ask friends/family to bring their best baked goods to sell. 🎟 Set prices for each baked good or offer combo deals. 🍴Set up tables and display materials with some utensils, napkins, plates, etc. 🤝 Get community involved - Make it a competition and set prizes for those who bring the best treats. 🫶 Invite people - Friends, family, local organizations/groups, and businesses. What do you think? Are you in? 🫵 Let us know if you need more tips for hosting a successful bake sale fundraiser!