Drop In & Decorate

Alabama rescue mission gets a sweet donation

Lydia — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 07:55:23 -0500

Last month, Melissa's family came together to decorate 100 cookies for donation to the Downtown Rescue Mission in Huntsville, Alabama. They're already planning their next Drop In & Decorate® event -- and we love to hear that! Please visit Melissa's blog for a full report on their decorating day and lots of gorgeous photos.

Los Angeles friends donate to local children's home -- with a twist

Lydia — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 08:05:00 -0500

In mid-December, Toni hosted her first Drop In & Decorate® party, with friends coming together to decorate more than 200 cookies for the Orangewood Children's Home, serving neglected and abandoned children in Orange, California. The folks at Orangewood also asked if they could get some undecorated cookies, so the children at the home could decorate them. Isn't that a great idea? Read more and see photos of some very adorable decorators on Toni's blog, Mama Bone Tones. Thanks, Toni and...

Massachusetts library brings the community together

Lydia — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 19:52:36 -0500

Sharani Robins, information services librarian for the Dartmouth libraries, organized their first Drop In & Decorate® event during the December holiday season. Students from the Dartmouth High School National Honor Society and community residents decorated more than 200 cookies and donated to the Dartmouth Council on Aging. Please visit Sharani's blog to read more about the event and see photos of their beautiful cookies. Thanks to everyone who participated!

RISD event donates 800+ cookies to RI food bank

Lydia — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 09:43:19 -0500

When is a duck not a duck? If you were at our fantastic Drop In & Decorate® event hosted by Rhode Island School of Design's Continuing Education division and RISD Dining + Catering this past weekend, you'd know the answer! More than 160 participants of all ages came together for three hours to decorate 1,000 cookies, with 800+ ultimately donated to the Rhode Island Community Food Bank's Kids Cafe program. Most of the folks who came had never decorated cookies...

Make edible art in Providence on Saturday!

Lydia — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 15:26:43 -0500

Please join us on Saturday, January 30, 1-4 pm, at Rhode Island School of Design as we decorate hundreds of cookies for the Rhode Island Community Food Bank's Kids Cafe program. The event takes place at the Metcalf Refectory, 55 Angell Street, in Providence on the RISD campus. Parking in RISD lots is free on weekends, and there are several lots within a few blocks of The Met. The fee for this event is only $5 per person, and it's...