On Saturday 16th October, as part of Veggies Catering Campaign‘s 37th Anniversary Weekend, long-time volunteer Steve is preparing a Palestinian Meal to support the Palestine Solidarity Campaign in raising funds to send volunteers to help pick the next Palestinian Olive Harvest.
For more background on the Olive Harvest see Rooted in the soil: the birth of agro-resistance in Palestine . Jonathan Cook | The Ecologist 19th August 2016
Palestinian Meal Menu
فلافل
Falafel
ورق العنب المحشو
Waraq Aleinab Almahshui
(Stuffed Vine leaves)
بطاطا مفغوصة
Batata Mfghwsh
(Palestinian Mashed Potatoes)
مجدرة
Mujaddara
(Spiced Lentils and Rice)
بورغول بي بانادورا
Burghul Bi Banadoura
(Bulgar Wheat with Tomatoes)
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People’s Kitchen is a community café where people can get a good vegan meal for a suggested donation.
Half funds raised keep the Sumac open, and the other half are fundraisers for grassroots causes, nominate by the group running each evening.
To volunteer to co-ordinate a session, please get in touch. Help is also appreciated with tasks such as chopping, serving and cleaning. Visit the People’s Kitchen page to read more about how it works!
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People’s Kitchen meal at 7pm & social to follow.
Suggested donation : £5
People’s Kitchen is a community café where people can get a good vegan meal for a suggested donation.
Half funds raised keep the Sumac open, and the other half are fundraisers for grassroots causes, nominate by the group running each evening.
To volunteer to co-ordinate a session, please get in touch. Help is also appreciated with tasks such as chopping, serving and cleaning. Visit the People’s Kitchen page to read more about how it works!
People’s Kitchen is a community café where people can get a good vegan meal for a suggested donation.
Half funds raised keep the Sumac open, and the other half are fundraisers for grassroots causes, nominate by the group running each evening.
Bryony says:
As an Ecology student, I’ve been given the incredible opportunity to volunteer with
Operation Wallacea – an international non-profit conservation research organisation – on one of their recently created marine reserves. The aim is to take part in pioneering research on coral reef structure and ecosystem functioning within the reserve area, with hopes of conserving and protecting this fragile habitat. However, as this is a non-profit project it wouldn’t be possible without a little fundraising. Lovers of science, nature, life : any contribution, big or small, is much appreciated – you’ll be helping to support the preservation of a beautiful and vulnerable ecosystem!
For more info or to donate see https://uk.gofundme.com/opwall-research
