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December 25th, 2008 — Community Service, Recipe for Action, Recipes, Spread the Bread, feeding the needy, helping others, kids helping kids, sharing food from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
When I put out a request for stories of people using food as a vehicle to help others, I heard from Karen of Spread the Bread. Because her reply was so eloquent and inspiring, I thought I would share it with you, directly.
Michelle,
How wonderful that you want to share stories about food that can help [...]
Continue reading → Spread the Bread - Feeding Heroes and the Needy
December 10th, 2008 — Community Service, Healthy Schools Campaign, Nutrition and News, School Lunches, healthier food for kids at school, healthy lunch ideas, healthy lunches from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
It doesn’t take a genius to figure out that healthy food = healthier kids. So why is it that children on the school lunch program at the majority of US schools get lunches that are over-processed, fatty and salty? It’s time we did something about it!
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November 24th, 2008 — Beatrice's Goat, Community Service, Heifer International, Recipe for Action, Sites We Love, charity, donation, green gifts, philanthropy from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
It is hard to believe that my trip to Honduras with Heifer International was well over a year ago. I continue to cherish my experiences there with other teachers on our educator study tour. We saw the impact of the work that this organization has worked so hard to accomplish. The gift of an animal [...]
Continue reading → The Gift of a Goat from Heifer International
November 16th, 2008 — Community Service, Recipe for Action, Scouting for Food, Stamp Out Hunger, Trader Joe's charity, What's Cooking, feeding the hungry, food drives, kids helping kids, sharing food from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
Once you have forgiven me for the horrible pun in the title of this article, hopefully you will continue to read about a simple way that anyone “can” help the hungry. This, the third article in my series about helping others through food, features some wonderful efforts in my town to feed the hungry [...]
Continue reading → Food Drives - Anyone “Can” Do It!
November 6th, 2008 — Community Service, Food Tidings, Meal Planning, Recipe for Action, Sites We Love, delivering meals to family, feeding a sick friend, getting food to those in need, helping others with food, online calendar, organize meal delivery for a loved one, organizing meal deliveries, sample food tidings schedule from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
What’s Cooking teaches cooking classes to children and helps families spend quality time together in the kitchen and around the table. While cooking strengthens family bonds and helps children to develop life skills, there are many other benefits as well. Simply take the fruits of your labor (pardon the pun!) through your front [...]
Continue reading → Food Tidings - Helping you organize meal delivery for the ones you love
October 27th, 2008 — Community Service, Sites We Love, donating food, donating leftover food, feeding the hungry, feeding the needy, food delivery non-profit, leftover food from weddings, leftover wedding food from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
On Blog Action Day, I wrote about how wonderful it would be if there were an organization that picked up leftover food from weddings and other special events and delivered it to the needy. Lo and behold, I found one called Food Runners that operates in San Francisco.
Food Runners picks up excess perishable and prepared [...]
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October 15th, 2008 — Blog Action Day 2008, Community Service, Musings of a Cooking Teacher..., Recipe for Action, What's Cooking, donating food, helping others, ideas for leftover food from weddings, leftover food from events from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
The theme for Blog Action Day this year is Poverty. As the date approaches for bloggers all around the world to share their ideas, opinions and action plans to fight poverty, I have been thinking about what I can do…about What’s Cooking can do…about what people everywhere can do…
As the state of our government [...]
Continue reading → Blog Action Day: Fighting Poverty (our way - with food!)
September 9th, 2008 — Community Service, Cooking with Kids, Great American Bake Sale, Share our Strength, community service award, ending childhood hunger from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
As many of you know, my students and I spent a lot of time working on the Great American Bake Sale this past school year. What could be a better way to end childhood hunger than to cook with kids? Well, today, our efforts were recognized! I just received an e-mail from Share Our Strength [...]
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August 20th, 2008 — Community Service, Eco-Friendly, Feed 100 bags, Sites We Love, Whole Foods Market, cloth bags, donation, feeding the hungry, free school lunches, helping others from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
If you are a regular visitor to my blog, you have probably noticed that I have been spending a considerable portion of my energy lately thinking about kids, food and community service. Sustainability is also very dear to my heart, and when I learn about an organization or project that combines all of these [...]
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August 17th, 2008 — Community Service, Musings of a Cooking Teacher..., clean plate club, eating habits, helping others, kids from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
We recently returned home from our annual summer vacation to Montana. As we ate our dinner at a brewery in the Salt Lake City airport, I overheard a woman commenting to her server as she handed him her empty plate. “I just always think of those starving people in Africa” she said.  I casually glanced [...]
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August 12th, 2008 — Community Service, Eco-Friendly, Heifer International, Honduras, Musings of a Cooking Teacher..., community development, cooking, educator study tour, helping others, hunger prevention, sustainability, women's cooperative from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
It has been just over a year since I went to Honduras on the Educator’s Study Tour with Heifer International, and I am feeling quite nostalgic. As an ode to our adventure and my life-changing experience, I thought I’d post an article that I wrote at the request of a local magazine. Soon after I [...]
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July 25th, 2008 — Add new tag, Community Service, Cooking with Kids, Food, Recipe for Action, cooking, homeless, hungry, kids, make a difference, sustainable farming from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
For the past two months, I have been working on a book proposal that combines my passion for getting kids into the kitchen and into their communities to make a difference.
Here are some examples of activities WE are doing with our students to promote community service through food and cooking.
We participated in the Great American [...]
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Continue reading → Kids, Food and Community Service - Call for Ideas!
July 19th, 2008 — Community Service, Recipe for Action, What's Cooking, children's hospital, helping kids, place mat project from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
As many of you know, I have been working on a project with my students, friends and neighbors to decorate cheerful place mats for children at our local children’s hospital. The project was initially encouraged by the food service staff that I spoke to at the Children’s Hospital in Oakland, so I decided to [...]
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July 10th, 2008 — Community Service, Recipe for Action, art projects, children's hospital, helping others, helping sick children, kids helping kids, summer projects for kids from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
On the day that we posted our first Recipe For Action, our blog got more hits than ever. Even though I heard from only a few of you, I am getting some great feedback about this project.
In case you didn’t see the original post, here is a summary of the project in a nut-shell. We [...]
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June 24th, 2008 — Community Service, Recipe for Action, children's hospital, get well cards, happy birthday cards, helping others, helping sick kids from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
Summer is Here and it’s time to think of all the different types of fun things you can do with your family. We have been thinking a lot about different ways we can help others, mostly through the act of cooking for and feeding others. But we had a great idea last week for [...]
Continue reading → Recipe for Action - Placemats for kids at Children’s Hospital
June 10th, 2008 — Community Service, Cooking with Kids, Great American Bake Sale, community event, cooking for a cause, families, fundraising, helping others, helping the hungry, hunger in America, kids, prevention of hunger from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
I could hardly believe my luck when I found out that some parents from our school were scheduling a music performance around the same time that I was holding one of my Great American Bake Sales. John, the dad I spoke to, suggested we join forces and create a wonderful community event. Nothing [...]
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June 4th, 2008 — Community Service, Cooking with Kids, Eco-Friendly, Heifer International, View From The Bay, What's Cooking, YouTube, panzanella recipe, sustainability from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
Last August, I was on ABC’s View From the Bay talking about sustainability and community service in the kitchen. We finally have the video clip - and thought you might like to take a peek.
Continue reading → Sustainability and Service…in the Kitchen
April 3rd, 2008 — Community Service, Earth Day, Eco-Friendly, Michael Recycle, Reviews and Contests, call to action, children's book, funny book for kids, kids, recycling, recycling tips, reduce, superhero from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
My review copy of Michael Recycle landed on my front porch just in time for an afternoon playdate…and ended up being the topic of conversation for the rest of the afternoon. The kids, ages 5 through 8, loved the bold coloring of the fantastic illustrations and found the writing to be hilarious!
Michael Recycle is an [...]
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March 29th, 2008 — Cancel A Car, Community Service, Eco-Friendly, Knut, Reviews and Contests, biodiversity, composting, global warming, habitat loss, make a difference, polar bear, recycling from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
At our local elementary school, we recently began a program called Cancel-A-Car that encourages families to take action at home to offset carbon emissions from cars. After the school-wide launch assembly, where a mama polar bear and her cub discover that their home is melting, the kids were excited to learn what they could to [...]
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March 26th, 2008 — Community Service, Eco-Friendly, conservation, earth hour, global warming, greenhouse gases, kids, turn off the lights from Michelle Stern @ What’s Cooking Blog
My friend at Crunchy Domestic Goddess turned me on to the Earth Hour 2008. If everyone turned off their lights, even for one hour, that we could reduce greenhouse gases and raise awareness about global warming. So simple. So obvious. Time to mark your calendar: Sunday, March 29, 2008 is Earth Hour 2008.
During Earth Hour [...]
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