The "Little Free Pantry" movement has gained popularity across the nation as a way to support communities by offering access to food and essential items for those in need. In this woodworking class, both kids and adults will work collaboratively to build these small, outdoor pantries, which will then be installed in your neighborhood, school, or community center.
What to Expect:
Hands-On Woodworking: Our skilled instructors will guide participants through the process of building these miniature pantries, teaching woodworking techniques that are suitable for all skill levels, including children.
Teamwork and Bonding: This class is designed to encourage family bonding and teamwork. Parents and kids will collaborate on designing, measuring, cutting, and assembling the pantries, fostering a sense of accomplishment and togetherness.
Child-Friendly Tools: We provide child-sized tools and safety equipment to ensure that kids can participate in the woodworking process under careful supervision.
Community Engagement: Learn about the Little Free Pantry movement, its impact on communities, and how your project will make a difference. Discuss the importance of empathy, generosity, and community service with your children.
Installation and Use: The class will cover the proper installation of the Little Free Pantries, including where to place them for maximum community impact. Participants will also learn how to keep them stocked and accessible.
Who Should Attend:
Parents, grandparents, and guardians interested in engaging in a meaningful activity with their children.
Children aged 8 and older who are curious about woodworking and community service.
Families looking to contribute to their community in a hands-on way.
Materials and Equipment: All woodworking materials, tools, and safety gear will be provided.
Join us for the Kid-Inclusive Woodworking Class: Building Little Free Pantries and share the joy of creating, giving, and making a difference with your children. This class is not just about learning woodworking; it's about instilling values of compassion and community service while enjoying quality family time. Come together to craft Little Free Pantries that will become a symbol of kindness and generosity in your neighborhood, fostering a sense of unity and support for years to come.