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Even if you can't sell Bridge Bread at your church, there are many things you can do to help Bridge Bread offer a hand up to those in need.
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+What can I do to
help Bridge Breadbe successful?
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Facebook is a very effective way to get the word out about Bridge Bread
+‘Like’ Bridge Bread’s Facebook Page
Go to http://Facebook.com/BridgeBread
Click on ‘Like’
You will see all Bridge Bread posts in your Timeline
+Re-post Bridge Bread’s Facebook Posts
When you see a post from Facebook in your timeline, do two or three things:Click on ‘Like’
Make a ‘Comment’
Best of all – click on ‘Share’ to re-post the status on your own timeline
That will make it show to all your friends that follow you
It really helps if you can add your thoughts when you re-post
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Visit the Bakery
+What happens when I visit the Bakery?You will be inspired by seeing the Bakers at work
They work so hard to make good products and improve themselves
You can meet the Bakers and see that they are people just like you and me
It smells wonderful!
You can probably get a sample or maybe even buy some bread
The Bakers are there at least 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Thursday-Saturday
+What else can I do at the Bakery?
You can bring the Bakers lunch You, and a small group of up to eight people, can join the bakers for lunch
by scheduling a visit by email to: [email protected] There are generally five bakers and a volunteer plus your group that will
share lunch. The Bakers appreciate a hearty meal If you don’t wish to prepare a meal, fast food like KFC or Subway is fine.
Salads and fruit are really appreciated
The conversations are enlightening
You will leave a changed person. Magic happens!
+Is there even more?
If you have the time and energy, you can be trained as a Bridge Bread Shift Supervisor and work with the Bakers
Typically this is an all-day commitment once a week, but we also need fill-ins when the regular shift supervisor is out
Bridge Bread Shift Supervisors almost always are inspired by the Bakers and become ‘ambassadors’ to the get the word out to the community
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Go Shopping!
+It takes a lot of flour to make all that bread! Bridge Bread purchases supplies based on orders each week
We buy several hundred pounds of flour, butter, sugar, and other supplies at Restaurant Depot on Manchester between Hampton and McCausland and deliver it to the Bakery on Wednesdays
You could be the Bridge Bread shopper!
Contact Fred Domke ([email protected]) to find out more
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Buy Bridge Bread for special events
+Bridge Bread can help you make your special event a success The Bakers can make Bridge Bread’s products in bulk at a reduced
price for your special event
We have done a wedding reception, many dinners, and even corporate meetings
In addition to bread, sweet rolls, and dinner rolls, you can special order sandwich buns, bread bowls, mini-cinni rolls or just about anything made with flour and yeast
Contact Fred Domke ([email protected]) to find out more
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Host a Bridge Bread speaker
+Bridge Bread loves to talk about homelessness and social enterprise! We appreciate speaking engagements such as:
Minute for mission in Sunday morning servicesDiscussion group for Adult EducationLecture at a community eventParticipation in panel discussionDeliver the message to the congregation
Contact Fred Domke ([email protected]) to discuss your opportunity
+It’s great if you can sell Bridge BreadBut there are many other ways you can help!
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We appreciate you and value your assistance!