Micah Project Community Cookbook
Investment project code: 323
Estimated Price
£1,000
Summary
We are seeking a grant to support the printing and production of cookbooks which will be given to families in need within the Irvine locality as a pilot to show them ways to have healthy meals at low cost. We are hoping to work in partnership with local community groups offering lunches or cooking classes, and can then be given away with participants.
Description
Our recipe book will be a collection of simple recipes aimed at reducing waste, saving money and encouraging families to cook together. We aim to partner with other local groups within Irvine and Christmas initiatives to give this book as a gift and inspire families to make exciting food with a minimal budget. We believe it is possible to have healthy great tasting food and not pay a fortune for it and we want to excite people about making more with what they have. We can also combine the cookbook with a video or it can be used as part of an in person class and for the partners we work with on this can offer a set of seasonings to build on cooking knowledge and skills. These classes will be held in the new year when money is even tighter and can be done in conjunction with the existing warm spaces and local community groups. Good food can benefit families in numerous ways, promoting both physical and emotional well-being. Incorporating good food into family life involves not only choosing nutritious ingredients but also creating a positive food environment that emphasises balance, variety, and moderation. We hope that this cook book and classes will foster a healthy relationship with food and promoting its role in family unity and well-being.
Project Costs - £700 Publication Costs – 200 x A5, Spiral bound, 32 Pages Full colour £120 - 20 x Seasoning Packs – 3 packs of 40g - £2 each £100 - 20 X £5 – Food for cooking classes.£20 – Recyclable bags
External video
https://youtu.be/vKf2Dv91ehQLocation: The Micah Project is a volunteer led charity to reduce waste by providing simple solutions for families. This includes: running sustainable clothes closet, distributing food surplus, delivering wellbeing workshops. All activities aim to benefit the local and wider community. Whilst our base is in Troon this project and many others seeks to benefit our partner communities like DCERA, Friends of Redburn and Crossing together at Bourtreehill.
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