NO HOMERS PEOPLE’S KITCHEN TAKE OVER & MARIO CART COMPETITION
No Homers, a new Nottingham vegan business venture will be cooking a special seitan roast and dessert as well as having an exclusive product range tasting session!
There will also be a Mario Cart 8 video games competition!
All proceeds are to raise much needed funds for the Sumac centre.
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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!
You can also follow Sue MacCafe on Facebook or stay up-to-date with People’s Kitchen plans by subscribing to the SumacNews email newsletter
Come along to our friendly, welcoming community meal for a tasty vegan meal, by donation of about £3.50, in an environment that is sharing good vibes and all the proceeds are donated to Brinsley Animal Rescue
Bar opens at 7.30pm
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
Come along to our friendly, welcoming community meal for a tasty vegan meal, by donation of about £3.50, in an environment that is sharing good vibes and all the proceeds are donated to Brinsley Animal Rescue
Bar opens at 7.30pm
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!
You can also follow Sue MacCafe on Facebook or stay up-to-date with People’s Kitchen plans by subscribing to the SumacNews email newsletter
Defend our right to protest!
Fundraiser to raise vital funds to fight the IGas injunction which aims to remove our rights to protest.
7pm, Sumac Centre, Nottingham. Music, Poets, Food.
Frack Free Nottinghamshire – The Notts campaign against unconventional hydrocarbons. Your local anti-fracking resource.
This week’s People’s Kitchen will be raising funds to support campaigners arrested for attempting to shut down an arms fair.
See also: Stop the Arms Fair defendant solidarity – court support. Thursday 1st February – Friday 23rd February
(CD’s might be on sale to raise money. You can listen to the CD online here: https://afiach.bandcamp.com/album/if-it-was-easy-they-wouldnt-call-it-a-struggle)
