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United Way Presentation
United Way Presentation Tiny Tots Child Care Later that night - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
United Way Presentation Tiny Tots Child Care Later that night - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
United Way Presentation Tiny Tots Child Care Later that night Three months later How it all Connects GROW ( produce ) SHARE RECYCLE (distribute) ( compost ) EAT (cook) RaVE by the Numbers (in the first nine months) 64 nutrition
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Tiny Tots Child Care
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Later that night…
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Three months
later…
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How it all Connects
SHARE
(distribute)
GROW
(produce)
RECYCLE
(compost)
EAT
(cook)
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RaVE by the Numbers (in the first nine months)
- 64 nutrition education
events including community dinners, cooking and gardening programs
- 889 people attended
nutrition events
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RaVE by the Numbers Continued
- 410 kids in 6 schools
and recreation programs learned to cook at 40 nutrition education events
- 421 volunteers put in
2,100 hours at gardens, farm or in six community kitchen programs
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Guiding Principles in RaVE
- Community members
guide and lead the projects with technical assistance when needed, from the RaVE team
- We meet people where
they are at geographically, educationally and in terms of social norms.
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Guiding Principles in RaVE
- All are welcome
- Programs are fun, joyful
and uplifting. They are a great place to have a good time, meet new friends and eat delicious food.
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Grow - Rainier Beach Urban Farm and Wetland
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Eat - Kale Chips
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Share – Good Food Boxes
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Eat – Community Dinner
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Why People Come to the Community Dinner
Talk with new people Learn about healthy foods Free healthy dinner
76% 52% 62%
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Why Take the RaVE Approach?
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Questions?