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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230116T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230116T170000
DTSTAMP:20230419T032355Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/celebrate-martin-luther-king-jr-day-with-us-
 3/
SUMMARY:Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day with Us!
DESCRIPTION:MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY\nNATIONAL DAY OF SERVICE\nCelebrate 
 the legacy of Martin Luther King\, Jr. as we help our children build a wor
 ld where all people are treated with kindness and respect. Teach your chil
 dren that they can be true leaders and that their little hands can make a 
 big impact on others by spreading Dr. King’s message of equality and lov
 e. \n\nClick on the links below for additional information and to registe
 r.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nMLK Virtual National Day of Service Event (all ages) \n\n
 Monday\, Jan. 16 | 9:30–10:30 a.m. \n\nVirtual Event\n\nJoin KIC for a 
 virtual all-ages celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day\, including an 
 engaging story time with Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson\, music\, and mo
 vement breaks\, and on-the-spot service project: raid your closet for diap
 ers and wipes to donate to Milwaukee Diaper Mission. Diapers are a necessi
 ty to ensure healthy children\, yet 1 in 3 U.S. families experience diaper
  need!\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nYouth Helping Youth - Pack a Fostering Hope Duffel Ba
 g for Kids in Foster Care (K5+)**\n\nMonday\, Jan. 16 | 4–5 p.m.\n\nVirt
 ual Event\n\nParticipate in a compelling event about foster care with lead
 ers from Kids Matter Inc. With your support\, your children will then enga
 ge neighbors\, friends\, and family to assemble a Fostering Hope duffel ba
 g for kids moving into foster care\, including items such as a book\, a to
 y\, new pajamas\, and a lot of love. \n\n**This is a great opportunity fo
 r larger groups like scout troops\, sports teams\, etc. Email erinlemoine@
 kicmke.org for more information and to register your group.\n\n&nbsp\;\nAD
 DITIONAL PROJECTS\nSocial Justice Story Time - Celebrating MLK Day! (age 0
 -5)\n\nTuesday\, Jan. 17 | 10:30–11:30 a.m.\n\nNorth Shore Library\n\nJo
 in KIC and the North Shore Library for a Social Justice Story Time with Ro
 na Wolfe\, a kindergarten teacher experienced in discussing big ideas. Thr
 ough stories\, Rona will introduce Martin Luther King Jr. and lead kid-fri
 endly discussions about race\, racial justice\, and address how kids can t
 ake big actions in small ways.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nDistribute Food at Community 
 Pantry\n\nTuesday\, Jan. 17 | 3:30-6 p.m.\n\nKinship Community Food Center
  - Riverwest\n\nAssist guests at Kinship Community Food Center in selectin
 g groceries\, carrying bags\, serving snacks\, and cleaning up. Kinship is
  dedicated to helping residents build community\, improve nutritional heal
 th\, and reduce poverty through the power of food.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nServe a M
 eal at Saint Vincent de Paul\n\nThursday\, Jan. 19 | 4:15–6:15 p.m.\n\nA
 ll Peoples Church \n\nChildren and their caregivers will prepare and serv
 e more than 100 hot and nutritious meals for the adult and child guests of
  St. Vincent de Paul at All People’s Church in the Harambee neighborhood
 .  \n\n&nbsp\;\n\nPack Diapers for Milwaukee Diaper Mission\n\nFriday\, 
 Jan. 20 | 9–10 a.m. or 10–11 a.m.\n\nFranklin\n\nKids and families wil
 l pack diaper kits for families who are struggling to afford diapers to ke
 ep their babies clean\, dry\, and healthy.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nPack Diapers for 
 Milwaukee Diaper Mission\n\nSaturday\, Jan. 21 | 9–10 a.m. or 10–11 a.
 m.\n\nFranklin\n\nKids and families will pack diaper kits for families who
  are struggling to afford diapers to keep their babies clean\, dry\, and h
 ealthy.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nSocial Justice Story Time - Racial Justice and Takin
 g Action (K5+)\n\nTuesday\, Jan. 24 | 4:30–5:30 p.m.\n\nVirtual Event\n\
 nJoin KIC for a Social Justice Story Time with Rona Wolfe\, a kindergarten
  teacher experienced in discussing big ideas. Through stories Rona will le
 ad kid-friendly discussions about race\, racial justice and address how ki
 ds can take big actions in small ways.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nLunch Pack and Love\n
 \nSunday\, Jan. 29 | Drop-off at various locations\n\nAt Your Home\n\nEnga
 ge your children as dynamic change-making citizens by packing lunches in y
 our own home for Milwaukee residents struggling with food insecurity. Lunc
 hes will be distributed by Just One More Ministry.\n\n&nbsp\;\nTHANK YOU t
 o Johnson Financial Group for generously sponsoring our Martin Luther King
  Jr. Day project series\, enabling us to continue to expand this important
  work!\n&nbsp\;\n\n
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UID:201@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230324T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230324T111500
DTSTAMP:20230505T193015Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/intergenerational-playgroups-the-waters-of-o
 ak-creek/
SUMMARY:Intergenerational Playgroups - The Waters of Oak Creek
DESCRIPTION:Older adults have a special place in our hearts. Kids Impact Co
 mmunity has hosted intergenerational playgroups since the organization’s
  inception. Our kiddos have learned patience\, kindness\, and how to make 
 new friends of all ages\, and our "grandfriends" benefit tremendously from
  the interaction with our children.\nRegistration Information\nCLICK HERE 
 TO REGISTER\nParticipant Cap: Maximum of 15 participants\nAge: 0-6 years o
 ld\nCost: Free\nAttire: Masks are recommended\, but not required for visit
 ors. Have your kids dress for play. We play with paint\, bubbles\, markers
 \, and more!\nQuestions: If you have any questions\, please contact Teresa
  Rice at teresa@kicmke.org.\n\n\nActivities\nAt each playgroup\, we follow
  the same structure to help children and residents alike become familiar w
 ith and comfortable in the playgroup. We begin with a hello song followed 
 by a book\, a craft\, and an activity. If time permits\, we will have free
  play followed by our goodbye song. We always have a new fun theme each mo
 nth!\n\nPurpose\nTo provide an opportunity for children\, parents\, and as
 sisted living residents to interact and play with each other in a relaxed\
 , friendly\, and organized environment.\n\nImpact\nChildren will develop a
 wareness of and relationships with members of the community they would oth
 erwise not meet. Residents in the assisted living facility will have a cha
 nce to be around our energetic and humorous cutie-pies and offer their lov
 e and gentle care for them. \n\nWhen and Where\nWednesday\, May 24 from 10
 :30-11:15 a.m.\n8000 South Market Street\nOak Creek\, WI 53154\n(Located a
 t Drexel Town Square)\nPlease meet in the main lobby.\nParking: The Waters
  has a small parking lot just off Market Street. There is also street park
 ing right outside of their entrance. Alternatively\, the Oak Creek Library
  is located across the street and also has parking.
CATEGORIES:Seniors
LOCATION:Drexel Town Square\, 8000 South Market Street\, Oak Creek\, Wiscon
 sin\, 53154\, United States
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 Oak Creek\, Wisconsin\, 53154\, United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=D
 rexel Town Square:geo:0,0
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UID:222@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago;VALUE=DATE:20230415
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago;VALUE=DATE:20230601
DTSTAMP:20230505T165941Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/spring-yard-clean-up-for-seniors-2023/
SUMMARY:Spring Yard Clean Up for Seniors 2023
DESCRIPTION:\nEras Senior Network has reached out asking for help this spri
 ng! This will be our 8th year participating in their yard clean up events.
  They are in need of volunteers to help with cleaning up after the winter.
  Participate on your own or gather your friends and family to make a diffe
 rence in the lives of local seniors.\n\nIt is a one-time visit and would n
 ot need to be done on a specific day. KIC will help connect you with a se
 nior resident and confirm days/times that work for your visit. The date 
 of your visit will be weather and availability permitting. (We'd guess vis
 its could begin between the end of April and the beginning of May.)\n\n&nb
 sp\;\nRegistration Information\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER\nParticipant Cap: 2
 0 families (for 20 homes). You may sign up for one or two homes.\nAge: 
 All are welcome to help however they can.\nCost: Free\nAttire: Please bri
 ng your OWN yard tools such as gloves\, rakes\, bags\, tarps\, hedge tri
 mmer\, or leaf blower (if you have them) for yourself and your children.\
 nQuestions: Please contact Lynn Raines at lynn@kicmke.org with any ques
 tions.\nCancellations: Please contact lynn@kicmke.org ASAP in the event o
 f a cancellation so we can add waitlisted families to the event.\n&nbsp\;\
 nActivities\nYou and your children will be doing yard work that may includ
 e raking leaves\, cleaning flower beds\, trimming bushes\, etc. We unders
 tand the attention of each child is different\, so rest breaks are encoura
 ged to make this a meaningful but FUN time!\n\nPurpose\nFor our children t
 o get the opportunity to see the results of their efforts through completi
 ng work for others. Enjoying the beautiful spring weather and allowing th
 e kids to burn off extra energy will be a bonus as well!\n\nImpact\nWe hop
 e that all of the children participating will see that hard work pays off 
 and that they too can have an impact on the lives of Milwaukee’s older p
 opulation.\n\nWhen and Where\nConsider scheduling a visit anywhere between
  April 15 and May 31.\nExact addresses in Milwaukee County will be given o
 nce registration is complete for the sake of confidentiality.  We will ma
 ke every attempt to assign you a home close to your residence. We will gi
 ve you a phone number to directly contact the homeowner prior to your visi
 t.\nIf you would like to partner with another KIC family on your assigned 
 "grandfriend's" home\, please indicate the KIC partner family's name in t
 he registration.
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CATEGORIES:On Your Own,Seniors
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UID:221@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230415T074500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230415T110000
DTSTAMP:20230505T193256Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/serving-pantry-guests-at-kinship-community-f
 ood-center/
SUMMARY:Serving Pantry Guests at Kinship Community Food Center
DESCRIPTION:Kinship Community Food Center (formerly Riverwest Food Pantry) 
 serves families in the Riverwest\, Harambee\, and surrounding Milwaukee c
 ommunities. They engage volunteers and neighborhood residents to end hung
 er\, isolation\, and poverty. Kinship Community Food Center is dedicated 
 to helping residents build community\, improve nutritional health\, and re
 duce poverty through the power of food.\n\n&nbsp\;\nRegistration Informat
 ion\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER\n\nCancellations: Please contact Lizzy Howay
 eck at lizzy@kicmke.org as soon as possible so we can open up this opportu
 nity to a family on the waitlist.\n\nParticipant Cap: 3-4 families or 10 v
 olunteers\n\nAges: Six years and older\n\nCost: FREE. Kinship Community F
 ood Center does accept non-perishable food donations if your family would 
 like to bring something to donate.\n\nAttire: Please dress casually in clo
 sed-toe shoes and keep all your valuables at home. Wear your Kids Impact C
 ommunity shirt if you have one. Masks are optional but strongly recommende
 d.\n\nQuestions: Contact Lizzy Howayeck at lizzy@kicmke.org with any quest
 ions\n\n&nbsp\;\nPurpose\nImmerse your child in an environment where they 
 will experience how their capabilities can help others and be mentored in 
 acts of dignity and grace by those very same people. The Kinship Community
  Food Center embodies its motto: In a community of generosity everyone giv
 es and everyone receives.\nImpact\nKids will have the opportunity to learn
  more about food insecurity\, the importance of nutritional meals\, and h
 ow they can help!\nActivities\nYou and your child will assist shoppers at
  St. Casimir’s Parish Hall with registration and grocery selection\, by
  carrying bags\, serving snacks\, and helping clean up. Hands-on orientat
 ion and assignments will be given upon arrival.\n\nWe will also be collect
 ing reusable bags to donate to the pantry. Their goal is to eliminate as m
 any plastic shopping bags as possible. If you have extra reusable bags at 
 home\, please consider bringing some with you to donate.\nWhen and Where\n
 Saturday\, April 15th  from 7:45-11 a.m.\nSt. Casimir’s Parish Hall\n\
 n924 E. Clarke St.\n\nThe hall is located on the basement level of the sch
 ool building behind Our Lady of Divine Providence Parish/St. Casimir. Volu
 nteer entrance doors are on the west side of the building in the alley bet
 ween the church and school. On Tuesday afternoons\, they ask that voluntee
 rs find street parking (on Clarke or Weil) as the lot is reserved for shop
 pers.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nFor more information about the Kinship Community Food 
 Center\,  visit their website at www.kinshipmke.org.\n\n&nbsp\;
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CATEGORIES:Meals
LOCATION:St. Casimir's Parish Hall\, 924 E. Clarke St.\, Milwaukee\, Wiscon
 sin\, 53212\, United States
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 ee\, Wisconsin\, 53212\, United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=St. Casi
 mir's Parish Hall:geo:0,0
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UID:220@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230415T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230423T210000
DTSTAMP:20230419T154338Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/art-kits-for-caring-kids/
SUMMARY:Art Kits for Caring Kids
DESCRIPTION:Help bring joy to our “grandfriends” living in skilled nurs
 ing facilities and assisted living facilities throughout the Milwaukee are
 a by having your children make artwork provided in our “Art Kits for Car
 ing Kids”.\nCoronavirus has left so many of our elderly community member
 s feeling alone due to needing to be isolated from others for their health
  and safety. Now that our playgroups at some facilities have resumed\, fa
 milies can participate and bring smiles to the faces of our "grandfriends.
 " Artwork created by our kids and photos of them can bring great joy. So m
 any of our kids enjoy doing art projects...now they can hang on someone el
 se’s wall to make them smile.\n\nActivities\nKids will complete three p
 rojects using the materials supplied in KIC's art kit. Participants are en
 couraged to add any of their own special touches to the projects to make t
 hem unique and special in ways that only kids can! We loved to see the kid
 s’ creativity with each month’s art projects. Feel free to dig into yo
 ur own art and craft supplies to add this personality.\n\nYou will pick up
  a storage bag that will contain supplies and directions for three project
 s. Details of the projects and pictures of examples of completed projects 
 will be provided in the follow-up email you will receive after signing up.
 \n\nThe recipients of the artwork would love to receive a photo of your ch
 ild(ren) and/or a note to accompany their artwork if you are comfortable w
 ith that.\nPurpose\nKids will have the opportunity to tap into their creat
 ivity and help fill the walls of Milwaukee nursing and assisted living fac
 ilities this holiday season.\nImpact\nKids will learn that something they 
 create can bring joy to others.\nWhen and Where\nPick up a prepared Art Ki
 t from the front porch box at 5524 N Diversey Blvd.\, Whitefish Bay betwee
 n April 15-23 between the hours of noon and 9 p.m.\n\nReturn completed ar
 twork in the storage bag to the same address by April 30 any time before 
 6 p.m. Projects can be turned in any day between the pickup and drop-off d
 ates.\nRegistration Information\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER\n\nParticipant Cap
 : We will have 20 Art Kits prepared for March. If you are unable to get on
 e of the KIC Art Kits\, feel free to create any of your own artwork and dr
 op it off at the same address by April 30. Please indicate how many art ki
 ts you would like during registration by registering the number of people 
 that matches the number of art kits you need (for example\, if you have tw
 o children and you want two kits\, only fill out the information for two p
 eople on the registration form). A follow-up email will be sent out to con
 firm the requested number of kits and provide more information on/photos o
 f the art projects.\n\nAge: All ages\n\nCost: Free\n\nMaterials: Scissors\
 , glue\, paint\, stapler\, and crayons/markers. Use your own craft supplie
 s at home to enhance your projects.\n\nCreativity is encouraged! If your f
 amily would like to participate but is in need of any supplies\, please le
 t Kristin Sherman know after receiving the follow-up email and KIC can su
 pply your family with these materials.\n\nQuestions: Please contact Kristi
 n Sherman at kristin@kicmke.org with any questions.\n\nMore information: 
 The art projects will be distributed by Operation Sunshine:\n“The purpos
 e of Operation Sunshine is to bring some "sunshine\," encouragement\, love
 \, and support to our elderly community\, primarily in nursing homes and l
 ong-term care facilities (but also isolated at home). Our main goal with O
 peration Sunshine is to support and encourage the nursing home and long-te
 rm care facility residents. We deliver art to facilities all over SE Wisco
 nsin. If residents are able to come out of their rooms\, we deliver a larg
 e stack of art to line the hallways and common areas. If residents are con
 fined to their rooms\, we then deliver a piece of art and a handwritten no
 te to each resident. We put a little sticker and a picture of a kid from t
 he community on each piece of art. We have found this makes it a little mo
 re personal. We have also delivered more than 2000 masks\, painted rocks\,
  "jewelry" made by little ones and so much more. We deliver whatever we ca
 n get that might bring a little light to someone's day.”
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CATEGORIES:Creativity
LOCATION:5524 N Diversity Blvd.\, 5524 N Diversey Blvd.\, Whitefish Bay\, W
 isconsin\, 53217\, United States
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 tefish Bay\, Wisconsin\, 53217\, United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=
 5524 N Diversity Blvd.:geo:0,0
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UID:219@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230418T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230418T111500
DTSTAMP:20230413T172341Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/intergenerational-playgroups-eastcastle-plac
 e-2/
SUMMARY:Intergenerational Playgroups - Eastcastle Place
DESCRIPTION:Older adults have a special place in our hearts. Kids Impact Co
 mmunity has hosted intergenerational playgroups since the organization’s
  inception. Our kiddos have learned patience\, kindness\, and how to make 
 new friends of all ages\, and our grandfriends benefit tremendously from t
 he interaction with our children.\nActivities\nYour family will participat
 e in a variety of themed playgroups complete with songs\, dancing\, a craf
 t\, and snack.\nPurpose\nTo provide an opportunity for children\, parents\
 , and assisted living residents to interact and play with each other in a 
 relaxed\, friendly\, and organized environment.\n\nImpact\nChildren will d
 evelop awareness of and relationships with members of the community they w
 ould otherwise not meet. Residents in the assisted living facility will ha
 ve a chance to be around our energetic and humorous cutie-pies and offer t
 heir love and gentle care for them. \n\nWhen and Where\nApril 18 from 10:3
 0-11:15 a.m.\n\nEastcastle Place\n2505 E Bradford Place\, Milwaukee\, WI 5
 3211\n\nPlease meet in the main lobby.\n\nParking: Street parking is avail
 able on Bradford Place or Stowell Ave. Please allow some time to find park
 ing.\n\nThe playgroup sessions occur on the third Tuesday of every month f
 rom 10:30-11:15 a.m.\n\n 	May 16\n\nWe encourage participants to sign up f
 or an entire session - if there are only a few dates you can make in the f
 irst or second session please just let the KIC team know. Signing up for 
 a full session helps the residents see familiar faces and helps to ensure 
 participation in our playgroups. Please reach out with questions. \n\nReg
 istration Information\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER\nCost: Free\nAttire: Masks 
 required per Eastcastle for adults. Have your kids dress for play.\nQuesti
 ons: If you have any questions\, please contact Julia Mattek at julia@kic
 mke.org.
LOCATION:Eastcastle Place\, 2505 E Bradford Place\, Milwaukee\, Wisconsin\,
  53211\, United States
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 waukee\, Wisconsin\, 53211\, United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=East
 castle Place:geo:0,0
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UID:218@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230420T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230420T114500
DTSTAMP:20230419T154343Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/intergenerational-playgroups-saint-johns-on-
 the-lake-2/
SUMMARY:Intergenerational Playgroups - Saint John's on the Lake
DESCRIPTION:After a break due to Covid\, the intergenerational groups have 
 returned! We are finally back to reuniting your children and the friends f
 rom St. John's Senior Living Community in a true intergenerational experie
 nce. These monthly playgroups follow simple structured play for 45 minutes
 . This is a great chance for your little one to get out and meet new kids 
 and brighten the day of seniors. By joining these playgroups you and your 
 children will learn patience\, kindness\, and the chance to make new frien
 ds. Our friends at Saint John's benefit tremendously from the interaction 
 with our children.\nActivities\nAt each playgroup\, we follow the same str
 ucture to help children and residents alike become familiar and comfortabl
 e in the playgroup. We begin with a hello song followed by a book\, a craf
 t and an activity. If time permits\, we will have free play followed by ou
 r goodbye song. We always have a new fun theme each month!\n\nPurpose\nTo 
 provide an opportunity for children\, caregivers\, and older adults to int
 eract and play in a relaxed\, friendly\, and organized environment.\n\nImp
 act\nChildren will develop awareness of and relationships with members of 
 the community they would otherwise not meet. Residents in the assisted liv
 ing facility will have a chance to be around our energetic and humorous cu
 tie-pies and offer their love and gentle care for them.\n\nWhen and Where\
 nThursday\, April 20 from 11-11:45 a.m.\n\nWe are encouraging participant
 s to sign up for an entire Spring session if possible. If there are only a
  few dates you can make\, please let us know. Signing up for a session hel
 ps the residents see familiar faces and helps to ensure participation in o
 ur playgroup. Please reach out with questions. Additional dates include:\
 n\n 	May 18\n\nWhere:\nSaint John’s on the Lake\nNorth Tower\n1858 N. Pr
 ospect Ave\, Milwaukee 53202\nParking: Park in the north parking on the gr
 ound level under the building at 1858 N. Prospect Ave. Or you can park in 
 the south lot at 1800 N. Prospect Ave. Each of the entrances takes you int
 o a central lobby area.\n\nRegistration Information\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTE
 R\nParticipant Cap: Maximum of 15 participants\nAge: 0-8 years old\nCost: 
 Free\nAttire: Have your kids dress for play. We play with paint\, bubbles\
 , markers and more! \nMask Policy: Saint John’s asks that people 2 years
  old and older wear masks.  They completely understand that this can be c
 hallenging with toddlers\, so they ask that the effort just be made. If an
 yone is feeling ill (even cold symptoms) we ask that you refrain from visi
 ting. Please contact your group leader to let her know of your absence. \n
 Questions: If you have any questions\, please contact Maria Sartori-Weilan
 d at maria@kicmke.org or Anna Graham at anna@kicmke.org
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CATEGORIES:Seniors
LOCATION:Saint John's on The Lake - North Tower\, 1858 N. Prospect Ave\, MI
 lwaukee\, Wisconsin\, 53202\, United States
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 aukee\, Wisconsin\, 53202\, United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=Saint
  John's on The Lake - North Tower:geo:0,0
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UID:217@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230420T161500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230420T181500
DTSTAMP:20230419T154348Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/april-monthly-meal-program/
SUMMARY:April Monthly Meal Program
DESCRIPTION:Monthly Taco Night is back! KIC families will have the opportun
 ity to prepare and serve over 100 in-person hot and nutritious meals for a
 dult and children guests of St. Vincent De Paul (SVDP).\n\nWe will work t
 ogether to prepare the meals prior to guest arrival and serve the meals up
 on arrival of the guests in the basement of  All Peoples Church in the 
 Harambee neighborhood of Milwaukee. St. Vincent De Paul meal program pro
 vides meals throughout the year\, and dinners are provided by various ch
 aritable organizations five nights a week. KIC is thrilled to be back at S
 VDP – where we served monthly prior to March 2020.\nActivities\nParticip
 ants will prepare the dining room and serve food for individuals living w
 ith food insecurity. Specific activities will include the following:\n\n 	
 Stuff utensils and napkin bags\n 	Set out tacos ingredients\, condiments\,
  rice\, beans\, fruit\, and cookies.\n 	Prepare to-go containers with a f
 ull meal\n 	Hand out the meals to dinner guests\n 	Basic clean up at meal 
 site post-meal service (sweeping\, wiping down tables\, etc.)\n\nPurpose\
 nChildren will serve and act with compassion towards others.\nImpact\nCh
 ildren and their caregivers will serve a healthy meal for guests of the S
 t. Vincent De Paul Meal Program.\nWhen and Where\nThursday\, April 20 from
  4:15-6:15 p.m.\n\nAll Peoples Church\n\n2600 N 2nd St\, Milwaukee\, WI 53
 212\nRegistration Information\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER\n\nParticipant Cap: 
 18 participants\n\nAges: All Ages\n\nMaterials: Hairnets\, gloves\, and ap
 rons are required and provided at the event. If your family would like to 
 bring their own aprons and baseball caps\, you are welcome to do that. Ple
 ase wear a well-fitting face covering during your time at the site.\n\nCos
 t: FREE. Please consider a donation to KIC to help cover the cost of the 
 food. Donate here.\n\nCancellations: Please email jenna@kicmke.org if you 
 are unable to make it so we can invite another family to share in the expe
 rience.\n\nQuestions: Contact jenna@kicmke.org.\nFor more information abou
 t the St. Vincent De Paul Meal Program\, visit their website here.
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CATEGORIES:Meals,Recurring
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:216@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230422T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230422T133000
DTSTAMP:20230419T031001Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/urban-ecology-center-clothing-swap/
SUMMARY:Urban Ecology Center Clothing Swap
DESCRIPTION:Bring the garments you no longer want or need and give them a n
 ew home at the Urban Ecology Clothing Swap.\n\nSwap don't Shop! Clothing 
 swaps are a sustainable alternative to buying new clothing. Trade clothes
  and compliments with your friends and neighbors while snagging some new 
 stuff to breathe new life into your family's closet.\n\nAfter the clothing
  swap\, visit the animals that live at the Urban Ecology Center\, check o
 ut the secret slide\, and take a family hike along the river to celebrate
  Earth Day!\nWhen and Where\nSaturday\, April 22 from 10 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
 \n\nUrban Ecology Center - Riverside Park\n\n1500 E. Park Pl\n\nMilwaukee\
 , WI 53211\n\nParking: Drive just past UEC - Riverside Park and over a sma
 ll bridge to the large parking lot. It is just a short walk to the buildin
 g from the parking lot.\nRegistration Information\nNo registration is requ
 ired to attend.\n\nCost: This is a free event.\n\nAge: All ages\n\nQuestio
 ns: Contact Tyler Vinca\, Riverside Park Neighborhood Engagement Speciali
 st\, at tvinca@urbanecologycenter.org.\nLearn more on the UEC website.
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LOCATION:Urban Ecology Center - Riverside Park\, 1500 E. Park Place\, Milwa
 ukee\, Wiscosnin\, 53211\, United States
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 kee\, Wiscosnin\, 53211\, United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=Urban E
 cology Center - Riverside Park:geo:0,0
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:213@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230423T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230423T200000
DTSTAMP:20230419T033439Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/lunch-pack-and-love/
SUMMARY:Lunch Pack and Love
DESCRIPTION:Just One More Ministry\, located in Glendale\, is an organizati
 on that rescues excess food from area restaurants\, food suppliers\, and c
 aterers and repackages them for shelters\, food pantries\, and community m
 embers in need.\n\nInflation and rising grocery prices continue to disrup
 t the organization’s regular streams of food\, and they are in need of a
 dditional support through packed bagged lunches. These lunches are easy to
  distribute and are handed out as quickly as they are received. This is a 
 helpful dinner option for kids if their housing lacks the appliances neede
 d to heat and prepare food.\nActivities\nYour family will assemble 20 lunc
 hes including a sandwich (peanut butter and jelly or meat and cheese with 
 no condiments) wrapped in a plastic sandwich bag\, a piece of fruit (orang
 e/clementine\, banana\, or apple)\, and an inspirational note/care card (o
 r whatever beautiful decorations your littles wish to create). If you woul
 d like to include an additional treat or snack\, feel free though it is co
 mpletely optional. Once you’ve assembled the lunch items\, place them al
 l into a paper lunch bag. Sandwiches should remain separate from the other
  lunch elements. Just One More Ministry will be freezing them prior to del
 ivery to ensure health safety.\nPurpose\nKids will assist residents throug
 hout the Greater Milwaukee community struggling with food insecurity.\n\nI
 mpact\nKids will gain awareness and understanding of how their own capabil
 ities can help their community in need.\n\nWhen and Where\nYour family wil
 l complete this project in your own home following food safety guidelines.
 \nDrop off the packed lunches outside a KIC family home in Bayside\, White
 fish Bay\, Bayview\, and the West Side of Milwaukee (specific addresses wi
 ll be provided after sign-up) between 1-8 p.m. on Sunday\, April 23. We w
 ill deliver all lunches to Just One More Ministry for distribution on Apri
 l 24.\n\nRegistration Information\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER\nParticipants: 2
 0 family cap and all ages welcome\nCost: Dependent on what families buy f
 or the bagged lunch supplies.\nMaterials: You will be responsible for sup
 plying the following materials to complete 20 packed lunches:\n\n\n 	Appro
 ximately two loaves of bread\n 	Peanut butter and jelly or meat and cheese
 \n 	Clementines/oranges\, bananas\, or apples\n 	Additional treat/snack (o
 ptional)\n 	Plastic sandwich bags\n 	Paper lunch bags\n 	Inspirational not
 es decorated by the kids\n 	\n\nCancellations: In the event that circumsta
 nces change and you are no longer able to assist\, please email rachel@ki
 cmke.org.\nQuestions: Please contact rachel@kicmke.org with any questio
 ns.\nIn order to assure food safety in preparing food for the community in
  your own home\, all volunteers must agree to:\n\n 	Follow USDA guidelines
  to fully disinfect the surface prior to meal preparation\n 	Follow the Wi
 sconsin Department of Agriculture\, Trade and Consumer Protection guidelin
 es on washing hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds\n 	Follow 
 the WI DATCP rules on no bare hand contact with ready-to-eat foods ie. wea
 r gloves or use tongs. When using disposable gloves\, refer to these guide
 lines.\n 	To ensure health and safety in preparing food for people outside
  of our own families\, we also ask that everyone two years of age and olde
 r wear a cloth face covering while preparing the sandwiches.\n\nLearn more
  about the Just One More Ministry on their website\, JSonline article\, 
 and CBS58 segment.
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CATEGORIES:Meals
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:210@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230426T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230426T111500
DTSTAMP:20230425T201320Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/intergenerational-playgroups-the-waters-of-o
 ak-creek-2/
SUMMARY:Intergenerational Playgroups - The Waters of Oak Creek
DESCRIPTION:Older adults have a special place in our hearts. Kids Impact Co
 mmunity has hosted intergenerational playgroups since the organization’s
  inception. Our kiddos have learned patience\, kindness\, and how to make 
 new friends of all ages\, and our "grandfriends" benefit tremendously from
  the interaction with our children.\nActivities\nAt each playgroup\, we fo
 llow the same structure to help children and residents alike become famili
 ar with and comfortable in the playgroup. We begin with a hello song follo
 wed by a book\, a craft\, and an activity. If time permits\, we will have 
 free play followed by our goodbye song. We always have a new fun theme eac
 h month!\n\nPurpose\nTo provide an opportunity for children\, parents\, an
 d assisted living residents to interact and play with each other in a rela
 xed\, friendly\, and organized environment.\n\nImpact\nChildren will devel
 op awareness of and relationships with members of the community they would
  otherwise not meet. Residents in the assisted living facility will have a
  chance to be around our energetic and humorous cutie-pies and offer their
  love and gentle care for them. \n\nWhen and Where\nWednesday\, April 26 f
 rom 10:30-11:15 a.m.\n8000 South Market Street\nOak Creek\, WI 53154\n(Lo
 cated at Drexel Town Square)\nPlease meet in the main lobby.\nParking: The
  Waters has a small parking lot just off Market Street. There is also stre
 et parking right outside of their entrance. Alternatively\, the Oak Creek 
 Library is located across the street and also has parking.\nThis is a cont
 inuation of a series of monthly playgroup sessions each month during the 1
 0:30-11:15 a.m. time frame. We encourage participants to register for upco
 ming sessions as well! Regular attendance helps the residents see familiar
  faces and provides a greater opportunity to develop meaningful relationsh
 ips. Additional dates include:\n\n\n 	May 24\n\nRegistration Information\n
 CLICK HERE TO REGISTER\nParticipant Cap: Maximum of 15 participants\nAge: 
 0-6 years old\nCost: Free\nAttire: Masks are recommended\, but not require
 d for visitors. Have your kids dress for play. We play with paint\, bubble
 s\, markers\, and more!\nQuestions: If you have any questions\, please con
 tact Teresa Rice at teresa@kicmke.org.
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CATEGORIES:Seniors
LOCATION:Drexel Town Square\, 8000 South Market Street\, Oak Creek\, Wiscon
 sin\, 53154\, United States
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 Oak Creek\, Wisconsin\, 53154\, United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=D
 rexel Town Square:geo:0,0
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:209@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230426T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230426T190000
DTSTAMP:20230425T202121Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/unleash-creativity-alongside-foster-families
 -at-tosa-block-party/
SUMMARY:Unleash Creativity Alongside Foster Families at Tosa Block Party
DESCRIPTION:Not everyone can be a foster family\, but everyone can do somet
 hing to impact kids and families involved in foster care. Connect with fos
 ter families supported by OneHope27 and enjoy an evening of creative play 
 at Tosa Block Party!\nWe are excited to offer this fun opportunity to brin
 g KIC and OneHope27 families together to build community and connection th
 rough creative play! All children need opportunities for creative play and
  creative thinking. Creative experiences can help children express and cop
 e with their feelings. It provides opportunities to try out new ideas\, ne
 w ways of thinking\, and problem-solving. Play allows kids to exercise the
 ir powers of choice and decision-making. And\, dramatic play encourages ch
 ildren to learn social skills as they play with others.\nOneHope27’s mis
 sion is to bring hope to kids and families involved in foster care in Milw
 aukee County through support\, encouragement\, and connection in a safe an
 d supportive environment.\n\nPurpose\nBuild community and help foster fami
 lies and the kids they are caring for feel supported and loved through an 
 opportunity for fun creative play for the whole family.\n\nImpact\nFamilie
 s from KIC and OneHope27 will come together to join in creative play\, mak
 e new friends\, and grow a community that empowers our children to grow ki
 ndness in our world today.\n\nWhen and Where\nWednesday\, April 26 from 5-
 7 p.m.\n10600 W. Bluemound Rd\nWauwatosa\, WI 53226\nParking: Parking lot 
 in front of building. Street parking is also available.\nFood: Pizza dinne
 r and beverages\n\nRegistration Information\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER\nParti
 cipant Cap: 20 individuals\nAge: All Ages. They have legos for the bigs a
 nd duplos for the littles!\nCost: Free\nQuestions: If you have any questio
 ns\, please contact Erin LeMoine at erinlemoine@kicmke.org.\nCancellation
 s: In the event that life happens and you are unable to attend\, please co
 ntact erinlemoine@kicmke.org as soon as possible so we can open up this pr
 oject to the waitlist.\n\nLearn more about OneHope27 on their website.\nLe
 arn more about Tosa Block Party on their website.
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CATEGORIES:Creativity
LOCATION:Bluemound Road\, 10600 W. Bluemound Rd\, Wauwatosa\, Wisconsin\, 5
 3226\, United States
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 watosa\, Wisconsin\, 53226\, United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=Blue
 mound Road:geo:0,0
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:224@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230504T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230504T113000
DTSTAMP:20230505T161841Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/gardening-for-good-hoop-house-helpers/
SUMMARY:Gardening for Good Hoop House Helpers
DESCRIPTION:Registration Information\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER\nCancellations
 : Please contact Annie Turim at annie@kicmke.org asap in the event of a c
 ancellation so we can add waitlisted families to the event.\nParticipants:
  Five families and all ages welcome\nCost: Free\nMaterials: Dress in layer
 s as “hoop houses” tend to be hotter than outside temperatures. Be rea
 dy to get dirty! In addition\, please be prepared to bring a water bottle\
 , closed-toed shoes\, and sunscreen.\nQuestions: Please contact Annie Turi
 m at annie@kicmke.org with any questions. We will send you an email to con
 firm registration and touch base before the event.\nJoin Kids Impact Commu
 nity to help Groundwork Milwaukee prepare their gardens at the urban farm
  “hoop houses” in Glendale! Volunteers will cultivate\, plant\, water\
 , and harvest fresh produce such as tomatoes\, zucchini\, beans\, and kale
  that will be provided to shoppers at Kinship Community Food Center. Groun
 dwork Milwaukee collaborates with Kinship Community Food Center to provide
  food systems in the Milwaukee area. There are currently 11 “hoop houses
 ” ready to provide fresh local food to those in need!\nActivities\nKids 
 will be gardening inside the “hoop houses” and planting\, harvesting\,
  weeding\, moving soil\, and all things related to general maintenance of 
 the site.\nPurpose\nKids will have the opportunity to get dirty\, tend and
  explore the garden\, and harvest food to donate to Kinship Community Food
  Center.\n\nImpact\nEnjoy a fun\, hands-on experience gardening while lear
 ning about the food insecurity in our local community.\n\nWhen and Where\n
 Thursday\, May 4 from 10-11:30 a.m.\nThe “hoop houses” are located at 
 the Maglio Tomato Building\, 4287 N Port Washington Road\, Milwaukee\, WI 
 53212.\nPlease park in the lot on the North side of the building and walk 
 through the fence to the big “hoop houses.”\n\nFor more information on
  Groundwork Milwaukee\, visit their website.
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LOCATION:Maglio Tomato Building\, 4287 N Port Washington Road\, Milwaukee\,
  Wisconsin\, 53212\, United States
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 \, Milwaukee\, Wisconsin\, 53212\, United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITL
 E=Maglio Tomato Building:geo:0,0
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:226@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230509T153000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230509T180000
DTSTAMP:20230505T214440Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/serving-pantry-guests-at-kinship-community-f
 ood-center-2/
SUMMARY:Serving Pantry Guests at Kinship Community Food Center
DESCRIPTION:Kinship Community Food Center (formerly Riverwest Food Pantry) 
 serves families in the Riverwest\, Harambee\, and surrounding Milwaukee c
 ommunities. They engage volunteers and neighborhood residents to end hung
 er\, isolation\, and poverty. Kinship Community Food Center is dedicated 
 to helping residents build community\, improve nutritional health\, and re
 duce poverty through the power of food.\n\n&nbsp\;\nRegistration Informat
 ion\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER\n\nCancellations: Please contact Lizzy Howay
 eck at lizzy@kicmke.org as soon as possible so we can open up this opportu
 nity to a family on the waitlist.\n\nParticipant Cap: 3-4 families or 10 v
 olunteers\n\nAges: Six years and older\n\nCost: FREE. Kinship Community F
 ood Center does accept non-perishable food donations if your family would 
 like to bring something to donate.\n\nAttire: Please dress casually in clo
 sed-toe shoes and keep all your valuables at home. Wear your Kids Impact C
 ommunity shirt if you have one. Masks are optional but strongly recommende
 d.\n\nQuestions: Contact Lizzy Howayeck at lizzy@kicmke.org with any quest
 ions\n\n&nbsp\;\nPurpose\nImmerse your child in an environment where they 
 will experience how their capabilities can help others and be mentored in 
 acts of dignity and grace by those very same people. The Kinship Community
  Food Center embodies its motto: In a community of generosity everyone giv
 es and everyone receives.\nImpact\nKids will have the opportunity to learn
  more about food insecurity\, the importance of nutritional meals\, and h
 ow they can help!\nActivities\nYou and your child will assist shoppers at
  St. Casimir’s Parish Hall with registration and grocery selection\, by
  carrying bags\, serving snacks\, and helping clean up. Hands-on orientat
 ion and assignments will be given upon arrival.\n\nWe will also be collect
 ing reusable bags to donate to the pantry. Their goal is to eliminate as m
 any plastic shopping bags as possible. If you have extra reusable bags at 
 home\, please consider bringing some with you to donate.\nWhen and Where\n
 Tuesday\, May 9th  from 3:30-6 p.m.\nSt. Casimir’s Parish Hall\n\n924 E
 . Clarke St.\n\nThe hall is located on the basement level of the school bu
 ilding behind Our Lady of Divine Providence Parish/St. Casimir. Volunteer 
 entrance doors are on the west side of the building in the alley between t
 he church and school. On Tuesday afternoons\, they ask that volunteers fin
 d street parking (on Clarke or Weil) as the lot is reserved for shoppers.\
 n\nFor more information about the Kinship Community Food Center\,  visit 
 their website at www.kinshipmke.org.
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CATEGORIES:Meals
LOCATION:St. Casimir’s Parish Hall\, 924 E. Clarke St.\, Milwaukee\, Wisc
 onsin\, 53212\, United States
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 ee\, Wisconsin\, 53212\, United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=St. Casi
 mir’s Parish Hall:geo:0,0
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:227@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230513T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230513T121000
DTSTAMP:20230505T193625Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/packing-diapers-for-milwaukee-diaper-mission
 /
SUMMARY:Packing Diapers for Milwaukee Diaper Mission
DESCRIPTION:One in three U.S. families lack enough diapers to keep a baby c
 lean\, dry\, and healthy. Milwaukee Diaper Mission (MDM) believes diapers
  are a necessity\, not a luxury. In partnership with local social service 
 agencies\, MDM empowers families in need by providing a reliable source of
  free diapers and period supplies.\n\nWe appreciate the service that MDM i
 s providing our communities and we want to help!\n\n&nbsp\;\nRegistration 
 Information\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER\nParticipant Cap: Six families total 
 (three per session)\n\nAge: All ages are welcome! We just ask that parent
 s help with counting and/or packaging if needed.\n\nCost: Free. However\, 
 if your child would like a leadership extension prior to the event\, they 
 could ask their neighbors and/or relatives to donate diapers and bring the
 m to the Diaper Mission.\n\nMaterials: All volunteers ages three and over 
 will need to wear a mask at all times within the building. Hand sanitizer 
 will be provided.\n\nCancellations: Please contact Kitty Janas at kitty@ki
 cmke.org in the event of a cancellation so we can add waitlisted families
  to the event.\n\nQuestions:  Please contact Kitty Janas at kitty@kicmke.
 org with any questions. We will send you an email to confirm registration
  and touch base before the event.\n\n&nbsp\;\nActivities\nMDM has thousand
 s of diapers that have been donated by community members and partner organ
 izations. KIC families will sign up for one-hour time slots (time slots wi
 ll be assigned based on availability). During that time\, they will count 
 and package diapers to be distributed throughout the Milwaukee community. 
 These diapers need to be wrapped into packages of 25 for easier monthly di
 stribution.  Families will count out diapers and package them with shrink
  wrap. The kids can also decorate and attach stickers to give some extra j
 oy and positivity to the receiving parents.\nPurpose\nKids will use their 
 service skills to help provide diapers for families who are struggling to 
 afford diapers to keep their babies clean\, dry\, and healthy.\nImpact\nKi
 ds will see that serving others can be fun and that they are capable of ma
 king a difference.\nWhen and Where\nSaturday\, May 13\n\n\n 	Time slot #1:
  9-10 a.m.\n 	Time slot #2: 11:10-12:10 p.m.\n\nMilwaukee Diaper Mission\n
 9600 S. Franklin Dr.\nFranklin\, WI 53132\n\n 	The warehouse is the last 
 one on the east end of the building. This larger warehouse will allow thre
 e families to safely work in the space at the same time.\n 	The area will 
 be sanitized between each session. MDM leaders will be present to guide yo
 u through the process.\n 	There is a designated play area for younger chil
 dren to enjoy while parents and older children participate in the service 
 project.\n 	Parking is available in the lot in front of the building.\n\nF
 or more information on the Milwaukee Diaper Mission\, visit their website 
 at milwaukeediapermission.org.
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families
LOCATION:Milwaukee Diaper Mission\, 9600 S. Franklin Dr.\, Franklin\, Wisco
 nsin\, 53132\, United States
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 klin\, Wisconsin\, 53132\, United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=Milwau
 kee Diaper Mission:geo:0,0
END:VEVENT
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UID:208@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230516T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230516T111500
DTSTAMP:20230505T193651Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/intergenerational-playgroups-eastcastle-plac
 e/
SUMMARY:Intergenerational Playgroups - Eastcastle Place
DESCRIPTION:Older adults have a special place in our hearts. Kids Impact Co
 mmunity has hosted intergenerational playgroups since the organization’s
  inception. Our kiddos have learned patience\, kindness\, and how to make 
 new friends of all ages\, and our grandfriends benefit tremendously from t
 he interaction with our children.\n\nRegistration Information\nCLICK HERE 
 TO REGISTER\nCost: Free\nAttire: Masks required per Eastcastle for adults
 . Have your kids dress for play.\nQuestions: If you have any questions\, 
 please contact Julia Mattek at julia@kicmke.org.\nActivities\nYour family 
 will participate in a variety of themed playgroups complete with songs\, d
 ancing\, a craft\, and snack.\nPurpose\nTo provide an opportunity for chil
 dren\, parents\, and assisted living residents to interact and play with e
 ach other in a relaxed\, friendly\, and organized environment.\n\nImpact\n
 Children will develop awareness of and relationships with members of the c
 ommunity they would otherwise not meet. Residents in the assisted living f
 acility will have a chance to be around our energetic and humorous cutie-p
 ies and offer their love and gentle care for them. \n\nWhen and Where\nMay
  16 from 10:30-11:15 a.m.\n\nEastcastle Place\n2505 E Bradford Place\, Mil
 waukee\, WI 53211\n\nPlease meet in the main lobby.\n\nParking: Street par
 king is available on Bradford Place or Stowell Ave. Please allow some time
  to find parking.
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CATEGORIES:Seniors
LOCATION:Eastcastle Place\, 2505 E Bradford Place\, Milwaukee\, Wisconsin\,
  53211\, United States
X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=2505 E Bradford Place\, Mil
 waukee\, Wisconsin\, 53211\, United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=East
 castle Place:geo:0,0
END:VEVENT
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UID:228@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230517T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230517T190000
DTSTAMP:20230505T213047Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/family-game-night-celebrating-all-abilities-
 at-life-navigators/
SUMMARY:Family Game Night Celebrating All Abilities at Life Navigators
DESCRIPTION:Everybody has wonderful strengths and abilities that can be cel
 ebrated! Unfortunately\, in our society there are many negative stereotype
 s about people with differing abilities. Nearly one in four Americans live
 s with a disability. It is important that we teach our children at an earl
 y age to treat everyone with kindness\, love\, and dignity. \n\nLife Navi
 gators was founded by parents of children with intellectual and developmen
 tal disabilities. Based in Wauwatosa\, the organization’s mission is to 
 improve the quality of life for individuals with disabilities\, their fami
 lies and the community. The organization serves over 4\,800 individuals an
 nually through:\n\n 	Information and education\n 	Programs that teach peop
 le how to get the support they need so that they can live on their own\n 	
 Money management help\n 	Corporate guardianship\n 	Family support\n 	Long-
 term care services if they need some extra help to live independently.\n\n
 Registration: \nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER\n\nParticipant Cap: 5-6 families\n\
 nAges: All ages welcome! Please keep in mind that we will be playing games
  so it is best to bring children who will be able to participate and under
 stand some basic board and card games. \n\nCost: Free to attend! KIC is e
 ncouraging families to donate a new and unused board or card game to Life 
 Navigators!\n\nQuestions: Please contact Lizzy Howayeck at lizzy@kicmke.or
 g with any questions.\n\nCancellations: Please contact Lizzy at lizzy@kicm
 ke.org as soon as possible so we may reach out to a family on the waitlist
 . \nActivities\nKIC families will join our friends at Life Navigators for
  a family game night. Everyone will be engaged in different types of board
  games or card games allowing us to get to know each other and celebrate a
 ll abilities. We will share in a pizza dinner and dessert during the event
 . We would like to encourage families to consider bringing a game to donat
 e to Life Navigators so they can continually provide new and different gam
 e options for their consumers. Some suggestions or examples will be emaile
 d upon registration. \nPurpose\nTo provide our children and their grownup
 s the opportunity to build an understanding of the experiences of kids and
  adults with differing abilities.\n\nImpact: To de-stigmatize the notion o
 f disability in the minds of children and encourage friendships amongst ki
 ds of all abilities by supporting our friends at Life Navigators. \nWhen 
 and Where:\nWednesday\, May 17th from 5-7 p.m.\n\nLife Navigators\n\n7203
  W. Center St.\n\nWauwatosa\, WI 53210\n\nMore Information: Learn more abo
 ut Life Navigators HERE.
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CATEGORIES:Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
LOCATION:Life Navigators\, 7203 W. Center St.\, Wauwatosa\, Wisconsin\, 532
 10\, United States
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 osa\, Wisconsin\, 53210\, United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=Life Na
 vigators:geo:0,0
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UID:207@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230518T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230518T114500
DTSTAMP:20230505T213234Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/intergenerational-playgroups-saint-johns-on-
 the-lake/
SUMMARY:Intergenerational Playgroups - Saint John's on the Lake
DESCRIPTION:After a break due to Covid\, the intergenerational groups have 
 returned! We are finally back to reuniting your children and the friends f
 rom St. John's Senior Living Community in a true intergenerational experie
 nce. These monthly playgroups follow simple structured play for 45 minutes
 . This is a great chance for your little one to get out and meet new kids 
 and brighten the day of seniors. By joining these playgroups you and your 
 children will learn patience\, kindness\, and the chance to make new frien
 ds. Our friends at Saint John's benefit tremendously from the interaction 
 with our children.\n\n&nbsp\;\nRegistration Information\nCLICK HERE TO REG
 ISTER\nParticipant Cap: Maximum of 15 participants\nAge: 0-8 years old\nCo
 st: Free\nAttire: Have your kids dress for play. We play with paint\, bubb
 les\, markers\, and more! \nMask Policy: Saint John’s asks that people t
 wo years old and older wear masks.  They completely understand that this 
 can be challenging with toddlers\, so they ask that the effort must be mad
 e. If anyone is feeling ill (even cold symptoms) we ask that you refrain f
 rom visiting. Please contact your group leader to let her know of your abs
 ence. \nQuestions: If you have any questions\, please contact Maria Sartor
 i-Weiland at maria@kicmke.org or Anna Graham at anna@kicmke.org.\n\nActivi
 ties\nAt each playgroup\, we follow the same structure to help children an
 d residents alike become familiar and comfortable in the playgroup. We beg
 in with a hello song followed by a book\, a craft\, and an activity. If ti
 me permits\, we will have free play followed by our goodbye song. We alway
 s have a new fun theme each month!\n\nPurpose\nTo provide an opportunity f
 or children\, caregivers\, and older adults to interact and play in a rela
 xed\, friendly\, and organized environment.\n\nImpact\nChildren will devel
 op awareness of and relationships with members of the community they would
  otherwise not meet. Residents in the assisted living facility will have a
  chance to be around our energetic and humorous cutie-pies and offer their
  love and gentle care for them.\n\nWhen and Where\nThursday\, May 18 from
  11-11:45 a.m.\n\nSaint John’s on the Lake\nNorth Tower\n1858 N. Prospe
 ct Ave\, Milwaukee 53202\nParking: Park in the north parking on the ground
  level under the building at 1858 N. Prospect Ave. Or you can park in the 
 south lot at 1800 N. Prospect Ave. Each of the entrances takes you into a 
 central lobby area.
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CATEGORIES:Seniors
LOCATION:Saint John's on The Lake - North Tower\, 1858 N. Prospect Ave\, MI
 lwaukee\, Wisconsin\, 53202\, United States
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 aukee\, Wisconsin\, 53202\, United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=Saint
  John's on The Lake - North Tower:geo:0,0
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UID:229@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230518T161500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230518T181500
DTSTAMP:20230505T214602Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/may-monthly-meal-program/
SUMMARY:May Monthly Meal Program
DESCRIPTION:Monthly Taco Night is back! KIC families will have the opportun
 ity to prepare and serve over 100 in-person hot and nutritious meals for a
 dult and children guests of St. Vincent De Paul (SVDP).\n\nWe will work t
 ogether to prepare the meals prior to guest arrival and serve the meals up
 on arrival of the guests in the basement of  All Peoples Church in the 
 Harambee neighborhood of Milwaukee. St. Vincent De Paul meal program pro
 vides meals throughout the year\, and dinners are provided by various ch
 aritable organizations five nights a week. KIC is thrilled to be back at S
 VDP – where we served monthly prior to March 2020.\nRegistration Informa
 tion\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER\n\nParticipant Cap: 18 participants\n\nAges: 
 All Ages\n\nMaterials: Hairnets\, gloves\, and aprons are required and pro
 vided at the event. If your family would like to bring their own aprons an
 d baseball caps\, you are welcome to do that. Please wear a well-fitting f
 ace covering during your time at the site.\n\nCost: FREE. Please consider
  a donation to KIC to help cover the cost of the food. Donate here.\n\nCan
 cellations: Please email jenna@kicmke.org if you are unable to make it so 
 we can invite another family to share in the experience.\n\nQuestions: Con
 tact jenna@kicmke.org.\nActivities\nParticipants will prepare the dining 
 room and serve food for individuals living with food insecurity. Specific 
 activities will include the following:\n\n 	Stuff utensils and napkin bags
 \n 	Set out tacos ingredients\, condiments\, rice\, beans\, fruit\, and c
 ookies.\n 	Prepare to-go containers with a full meal\n 	Hand out the meals
  to dinner guests\n 	Basic clean up at meal site post-meal service (sweep
 ing\, wiping down tables\, etc.)\n\nPurpose\nChildren will serve and act 
 with compassion towards others.\nImpact\nChildren and their caregivers wi
 ll serve a healthy meal for guests of the St. Vincent De Paul Meal Progra
 m.\nWhen and Where\nThursday\, May 18 from 4:15-6:15 p.m.\n\nAll Peoples C
 hurch\n\n2600 N 2nd St\, Milwaukee\, WI 53212\n\n&nbsp\;\nFor more informa
 tion about the St. Vincent De Paul Meal Program\, visit their website her
 e.
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CATEGORIES:Meals
LOCATION:All Peoples Church\, 2600 N 2nd St\, Milwaukee\, Wisconsin\, 53212
 \, United States
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  Wisconsin\, 53212\, United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=All Peoples 
 Church:geo:0,0
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:225@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230520T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230520T110000
DTSTAMP:20230505T213647Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/pack-foster-home-placement-bags-for-onehope2
 7/
SUMMARY:Pack Foster Home Placement Bags for OneHope27
DESCRIPTION:Not everyone can be a foster family\, but everyone can do somet
 hing to impact kids and families involved in foster care. OneHope27’s mi
 ssion is to bring hope to kids and families involved in foster care in Mil
 waukee County through support and connection. Every month OneHope27 drops 
 off 100 new placement bags that include items a child needs for the first 
 day/night stay in a foster care home\, such as new pajamas\, personal care
  items\, and an encouraging card.\nRegistration Information: \nClick Here
  to Register\n\nParticipant Cap: 4-5 families or about 15 volunteers \n\n
 Age: 5 years and older\n\nCost: Free.\n\nIf your family is interested in d
 onating items for the placement bags\, please visit OneHope27’s Target r
 egistry to see a list of the items they need. Take your kiddos shopping an
 d invite them to pick out items to bring on the day of the project. They c
 an then pack the items they picked out into a placement bag!\n\nCancellati
 ons: Please contact Tiffani@kicmke.org asap in the event of a cancellation
  so we can add waitlisted families to the event.\n\nQuestions: Please cont
 act Tiffani@kicmke.org with any questions. We will send you an email to co
 nfirm registration and touch base before the event.\nActivities:\n OneHope
 27 receives donations of new items for the placement bags. Your family wil
 l help sort through donations and pack placement bags that will be distrib
 uted to kids in a foster care home and provide much needed items\, support
 \, and comfort.\nPurpose:\n Help kids in foster care feel supported and lo
 ved! \nImpact:\n Kids can grow awareness in their capability to help othe
 rs through empathy and dignity.\nWhen and Where: \nSaturday\, May 20\n\n9
 -11 a.m.\n\nFirst Congregational Church of Wauwatosa\n\n1511 Church St\, W
 auwatosa\, WI 53213\n\nMore Information: Learn more about OneHope27 on the
 ir website.
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families
LOCATION:First Congregational Church of Wauwatosa\, 1511 Church St\, Wauwat
 osa\, Wisconsin\, 53213\, United States
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 , Wisconsin\, 53213\, United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=First Congr
 egational Church of Wauwatosa:geo:0,0
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UID:230@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230521T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230521T200000
DTSTAMP:20230505T214648Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/lunch-pack-and-love-2/
SUMMARY:Lunch Pack and Love
DESCRIPTION:Just One More Ministry\, located in Glendale\, is an organizati
 on that rescues excess food from area restaurants\, food suppliers\, and c
 aterers and repackages them for shelters\, food pantries\, and community m
 embers in need.\n\nInflation and rising grocery prices continue to disrup
 t the organization’s regular streams of food\, and they are in need of a
 dditional support through packed bagged lunches. These lunches are easy to
  distribute and are handed out as quickly as they are received. This is a 
 helpful dinner option for kids if their housing lacks the appliances neede
 d to heat and prepare food.\n\n&nbsp\;\nRegistration Information\nCLICK HE
 RE TO REGISTER\nParticipants: 20 family cap and all ages welcome\nCost: 
 Dependent on what families buy for the bagged lunch supplies.\nMaterials:
  You will be responsible for supplying the following materials to complet
 e 20 packed lunches:\n\n\n 	Approximately two loaves of bread\n 	Peanut bu
 tter and jelly or meat and cheese\n 	Clementines/oranges\, bananas\, or ap
 ples\n 	Additional treat/snack (optional)\n 	Plastic sandwich bags\n 	Pape
 r lunch bags\n 	Inspirational notes decorated by the kids\n\nCancellations
 : In the event that circumstances change and you are no longer able to as
 sist\, please email rachel@kicmke.org.\nQuestions: Please contact rachel@
 kicmke.org with any questions.\n\nActivities\nYour family will assemble 2
 0 lunches including a sandwich (peanut butter and jelly or meat and cheese
  with no condiments) wrapped in a plastic sandwich bag\, a piece of fruit 
 (orange/clementine\, banana\, or apple)\, and an inspirational note/care c
 ard (or whatever beautiful decorations your littles wish to create). If yo
 u would like to include an additional treat or snack\, feel free though it
  is completely optional. Once you’ve assembled the lunch items\, place t
 hem all into a paper lunch bag. Sandwiches should remain separate from the
  other lunch elements. Just One More Ministry will be freezing them prior 
 to delivery to ensure health safety.\nPurpose\nKids will assist residents 
 throughout the Greater Milwaukee community struggling with food insecurity
 .\n\nImpact\nKids will gain awareness and understanding of how their own c
 apabilities can help their community in need.\n\nWhen and Where\nYour fami
 ly will complete this project in your own home following food safety guide
 lines.\nDrop off the packed lunches outside a KIC family home in Bayside\,
  Whitefish Bay\, Bayview\, and the West Side of Milwaukee (specific addres
 ses will be provided after sign-up) between 1-8 p.m. on Sunday\, May 21. W
 e will deliver all lunches to Just One More Ministry for distribution on M
 ay 22.\nIn order to assure food safety in preparing food for the community
  in your own home\, all volunteers must agree to:\n\n 	Follow USDA guideli
 nes to fully disinfect the surface prior to meal preparation\n 	Follow th
 e Wisconsin Department of Agriculture\, Trade and Consumer Protection guid
 elines on washing hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds\n 	F
 ollow the WI DATCP rules on no bare hand contact with ready-to-eat foods
  ie. wear gloves or use tongs. When using disposable gloves\, refer to t
 hese guidelines.\n 	To ensure health and safety in preparing food for peop
 le outside of our own families\, we also ask that everyone two years of ag
 e and older wear a cloth face covering while preparing the sandwiches.\n\n
 Learn more about the Just One More Ministry on their website\, JSonline 
 article\, and CBS58 segment.
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CATEGORIES:Meals,On Your Own
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UID:212@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230524T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230524T111500
DTSTAMP:20230505T213859Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/6037/
SUMMARY:Intergenerational Playgroups - The Waters of Oak Creek
DESCRIPTION:Older adults have a special place in our hearts. Kids Impact Co
 mmunity has hosted intergenerational playgroups since the organization’s
  inception. Our kiddos have learned patience\, kindness\, and how to make 
 new friends of all ages\, and our "grandfriends" benefit tremendously from
  the interaction with our children.\nRegistration Information\nCLICK HERE 
 TO REGISTER\nParticipant Cap: Maximum of 15 participants\nAge: 0-6 years o
 ld\nCost: Free\nAttire: Masks are recommended\, but not required for visit
 ors. Have your kids dress for play. We play with paint\, bubbles\, markers
 \, and more!\nQuestions: If you have any questions\, please contact Teresa
  Rice at teresa@kicmke.org.\n\nActivities\nAt each playgroup\, we follow t
 he same structure to help children and residents alike become familiar wit
 h and comfortable in the playgroup. We begin with a hello song followed by
  a book\, a craft\, and an activity. If time permits\, we will have free p
 lay followed by our goodbye song. We always have a new fun theme each mont
 h!\n\nPurpose\nTo provide an opportunity for children\, parents\, and assi
 sted living residents to interact and play with each other in a relaxed\, 
 friendly\, and organized environment.\n\nImpact\nChildren will develop awa
 reness of and relationships with members of the community they would other
 wise not meet. Residents in the assisted living facility will have a chanc
 e to be around our energetic and humorous cutie-pies and offer their love 
 and gentle care for them. \n\nWhen and Where\nWednesday\, May 24 from 10:3
 0-11:15 a.m.\n8000 South Market Street\nOak Creek\, WI 53154\n(Located at 
 Drexel Town Square)\nPlease meet in the main lobby.\nParking: The Waters h
 as a small parking lot just off Market Street. There is also street parkin
 g right outside of their entrance. Alternatively\, the Oak Creek Library i
 s located across the street and also has parking.
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CATEGORIES:Seniors
LOCATION:Drexel Town Square\, 8000 South Market Street\, Oak Creek\, Wiscon
 sin\, 53154\, United States
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 Oak Creek\, Wisconsin\, 53154\, United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=D
 rexel Town Square:geo:0,0
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:231@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230601T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230601T113000
DTSTAMP:20230531T220130Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/gardening-for-good-hoop-house-helpers-2/
SUMMARY:Gardening for Good: Hoop House Helpers
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nJoin Kids Impact Community to help Groundwork M
 ilwaukee prepare their gardens at the urban farm “hoop houses” in Glen
 dale! Volunteers will cultivate\, plant\, water\, and harvest fresh produc
 e such as tomatoes\, zucchini\, beans\, and kale that will be provided to 
 shoppers at Kinship Community Food Center. Groundwork Milwaukee collaborat
 es with Kinship Community Food Center to provide food systems in the Milwa
 ukee area. There are currently 11 “hoop houses” ready to provide fresh
  local food to those in need!\nActivities\nKids will be gardening inside t
 he “hoop houses” and planting\, harvesting\, weeding\, moving soil\, a
 nd all things related to the general maintenance of the site.\nPurpose\nKi
 ds will have the opportunity to get dirty\, tend and explore the garden\, 
 and harvest food to donate to Kinship Community Food Center.\n\nImpact\nEn
 joy a fun\, hands-on experience gardening while learning about food insecu
 rity in our local community.\n\nWhen &amp\; Where\nThursday\, June 1 from 
 10-11:30 a.m.\nThe “hoop houses” are located at the Maglio Tomato Buil
 ding\, 4287 N Port Washington Road\, Milwaukee\, WI 53212. Please park in
  the lot on the North side of the building and walk through the fence to t
 he big “hoop houses.”\n\nRegistration Information\nParticipants: Five 
 families and all ages welcome\nCost: Free\nMaterials: Dress in layers as 
 “hoop houses” tend to be hotter than outside temperatures. Be ready to
  get dirty! In addition\, please be prepared to bring a water bottle\, clo
 sed-toed shoes\, and sunscreen.\nQuestions: Please contact Annie Turim at 
 annie@kicmke.org with any questions. We will send you an email to confirm 
 registration and touch base before the event.\nCancellations: Please conta
 ct Annie Turim at annie@kicmke.org asap in the event of a cancellation so
  we can add waitlisted families to the event.\n\nFor more information on G
 roundwork Milwaukee\, visit their website.
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families,Nature
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:239@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230604T050000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230828T120000
DTSTAMP:20230531T042950Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/panera-end-day-dough-nation-program/
SUMMARY:Panera End of Day Dough-nation Program
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nAre you looking for an independent family projec
 t to engage your family each month? We have a perfect opportunity for you.
  KIC is partnering with Panera-Glendale in their End of Day Dough-nation 
 Program. KIC families will reclaim surplus baked goods from Panera to dist
 ribute to community members living with food insecurity.\nActivities\nWe a
 re seeking volunteers to pick up and deliver baked goods one Sunday or Mon
 day morning per month (e.g. 1st Monday of the month\, 3rd Sunday of the mo
 nth) from Panera-Glendale and deliver them to one of two locations:\n1. Th
 e Gathering’s executive director’s home in the Sherman Park neighborh
 ood (Sundays)\n2. Stormonth warming house for senior Bingo (Mondays)\nWe 
 will send an email detailing the pick-up and drop-off procedures to intere
 sted families. We ask for a three-month commitment to this project (June\,
  July\, August)\nImpact\nChildren will serve with their families to re-pur
 pose unsold bakery items to provide sustenance to friends living with foo
 d insecurity.\n\nWhen &amp\; Where\nPanera-Glendale\n\n5595 N Port Washing
 ton Rd\, Glendale\, WI 53217\n\nAnytime before 10 a.m.\n\nDrop-Off Locatio
 ns: Families will deliver the baked goods to The Gathering’s executive 
 director’s home in the Sherman Park neighborhood (Sundays) or to Stor
 month warming house for senior Bingo (Mondays). We will send an email det
 ailing the pick-up and drop-off procedures to interested families.\nRegis
 tration Information\nParticipant Cap: 10 families\nAges: All ages welcome!
 \nCost: Free\nQuestions: If you have any questions\, please contact Annie
  Turim at annie@kicmke.org.\nCancelations: If you are unable to pick up on
  your day for any reason\, you can send a “substitute family.” KIC als
 o has an available “substitute” if needed. We will share that informa
 tion in an email to participating families.
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CATEGORIES:Meals
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UID:232@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230604T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230910T190000
DTSTAMP:20230531T052139Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/be-a-monarch-foster-family-june23/
SUMMARY:Be a Monarch Foster Family
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nKids will have the opportunity to learn about an
 d provide weekly care to monarchs in all phases of life. During this proce
 ss\, kids will interact with seniors at a local assisted living facility a
 nd develop organic intergenerational relationships.\nActivities\nVisit you
 r assigned assisted living center once per week (you pick the day)! Family
  jobs include: providing milkweed to habitat as needed\, interacting with 
 senior residents and staff (point out the new/growing caterpillars\, expla
 in what you are doing)\, cleaning the monarch habitat\, removing frass and
  limp/moldy leaves\, checking each leaf for baby caterpillars before you d
 iscard them\, and participate in releasing butterflies whenever possible.\
 nPurpose\n Families will learn the basics of fostering monarch caterpillar
 s and become caretakers of monarchs in all stages of development at a loca
 l senior living facility. \nImpact\n Engage with seniors and life cycles 
 in nature with this fun\, hands-on experience fostering monarchs in habita
 ts established at a local assisted living facility.\nWhen &amp\; Where\n\n
  	Families choose a preferred day of the week. (**There are subs available
  for weeks when families cannot attend).\n 	Families can stop by their ass
 igned assisted living facility any time of the day between (8 a.m. and 7 p
 .m.).\n 	Individual family training sessions will be provided to the famil
 ies in early- to mid-June by our leader\, Kathy Platt.\n\nNewcastle Place\
 , 12600 N Port Washington Rd\, Mequon\, WI 53092\n\nLuther Manor at River 
 Oaks\, 11340 N Cedarburg Rd\, Mequon\, WI 53092\nRegistration Information\
 nParticipant Cap: Six families\n\nAge: All ages welcome!\n\nCost: Free\n\n
 Materials: Some assisted living centers require masks to be worn. Please c
 heck at the front desk when you arrive. All equipment for the project will
  be supplied.\n\nQuestions: Please contact Lynn at lynn@kicmke.org with a
 ny questions. We will send you an email to confirm registration and touch 
 base in early June to schedule a family training time with Kathy.\n\nCance
 llations: Please text/call Kathy at 414-630-5629 or Lynn at lynn@kicmke.or
 g in the event of a cancellation so we can have a sub cover your day.\nMo
 re Information\nLeader Kathy Platt\, a former Public Health Nurse at the N
 orth Shore Health Department\, currently coordinates an intergenerational 
 monarch fostering project at a senior living facility in Mequon and receiv
 ed a Community Connections grant in August 2022 to expand to additional se
 nior living centers in 2023. We are excited to be a part of her project!
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families,Nature,Seniors
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UID:238@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230610T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230625T210000
DTSTAMP:20230531T132048Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/art-kits-for-caring-kids-june23/
SUMMARY:Art Kits for Caring Kids
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nCoronavirus left so many of our elderly communit
 y members feeling alone due to needing to be isolated from others for thei
 r health and safety and visitors are being limited again. While our playgr
 oups at some facilities have resumed\, not every family can participate an
 d would still like to contribute to bringing smiles to the faces of our gr
 andfriends. Artwork created by our kids and photos of them can bring great
  joy to them.\nActivities\nHelp bring joy to our “grandfriends” living
  in skilled nursing facilities and assisted living facilities throughout t
 he Milwaukee area by having your children make artwork provided in our “
 Art Kits for Caring Kids”.\n\nYour child or children will complete three
  projects using the materials supplied by KIC in the art kit. Your childre
 n can add additional personal touches with any of your own art and craft s
 upplies. We loved to see the kids’ creativity with each month’s art pr
 ojects! The recipients of the artwork would love to receive a photo of you
 r child(ren) and/or a note to accompany their artwork if you are comfortab
 le with that.\nPurpose\nTo bring joy to the residents at the skilled nursi
 ng and assisted living facilities throughout the Milwaukee area.\n\nImpact
 \nChildren will learn that something they create can bring joy to others.\
 n\nWhen &amp\; Where\nYou get to assemble at your own home.\n\nYour family
  will pick up a prepared art kit from the front porch box at 5524 N Divers
 ey Blvd.\, Whitefish Bay between the dates of June 10th and 18th between t
 he hours of noon and 9 p.m. Details of the projects and pictures of exampl
 es of completed projects will be provided in the follow-up email you will 
 receive after signing up and instructions will be provided in the kit. If 
 families are in need of any of the supplies not normally provided to compl
 ete the projects\, they can contact Kristin\, the project leader\, and KIC
  can provide these items. \n\nReturn completed artwork in the storage bag
  to the same address any time before 6 p.m. on June 25th. Projects can be 
 turned in any day between pick up and June 25th.\nRegistration Information
 \nParticipant Cap: We will have 20 Art Kits prepared for April. Occasional
 ly I have enough supplies to make extras but not always. If you are unable
  to get one of the KIC Art Kits\, feel free to create any of your own artw
 ork and drop it off in Kristin’s porch box by May 31st.\n\nAge: All are
  welcome to help however they can.\n\nCost: Free\n\nMaterials: Scissors\, 
 glue\, paint\, stapler\, and crayons/markers. Use your own craft supplies 
 at home to enhance your projects. Creativity is encouraged! If your family
  would like to participate but is in need of any supplies\, please let Kri
 stin know after receiving the follow-up email and KIC can supply your fami
 ly with these materials\, also.\n\nQuestions: Please contact Kristin at kr
 istin@kicmke.org with any questions.\n\nCancellations: Please contact kris
 tin@kicmke.org ASAP in the event of a cancellation so we can add waitliste
 d families to the event.\nMore Information\n Some of the art projects wil
 l be distributed by Operation Sunshine. Operation Sunshine was started in 
 March 2020 by two sisters as a way to support their community. \n\n“The 
 purpose of Operation Sunshine is to bring some "sunshine\," encouragement\
 , love\, and support to our elderly community\, primarily in nursing homes
  and long-term care facilities (but also isolated at home). Our main goal 
 with Operation Sunshine is to support and encourage nursing home and long-
 term care facility residents. We deliver whatever we can get that might br
 ing a little light to someone's day.”
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CATEGORIES:Seniors
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:245@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230615T161500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230615T181500
DTSTAMP:20230614T023820Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/june-monthly-meal-program/
SUMMARY:June Monthly Meal Program
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nJoin us for our Monthly Taco Night at St. Vincen
 t De Paul (SVDP)! KIC families will pack and distribute 150 taco dinners f
 or adult and child guests of SVDP. This meal program provides meals throug
 hout the year\, and dinners are provided by various charitable organizatio
 ns five nights a week. \nActivities\nParticipants will prepare the dining 
 room and serve food to individuals living with food insecurity. Specific a
 ctivities include the following:\n\n 	Stuff utensils and napkin bags\n 	Se
 t out taco ingredients\, condiments\, rice\, beans\, fruit\, and cookies.\
 n 	Prepare to-go containers with a full meal\n 	Hand out the meals to dinn
 er guests\n 	Basic clean-up post-meal service (sweeping\, wiping tables\, 
 etc.)\n\nPurpose\n Children will serve and act with compassion toward oth
 ers\nImpact\nChildren and their caregivers will serve a healthy meal for g
 uests of the St. Vincent De Paul Meal Program. \nWhen &amp\; Where\nThursd
 ay\, June 15 from 4:15-6:15 p.m.\n\n\nAll Peoples Church\n2600 N. 2nd St.\
 , Milwaukee\, WI 53212\nRegistration Information\nParticipant Cap: 18 part
 icipants\n\nAge: Age 5 and up\n\nCost: Free. Please consider a donation 
 to KIC to help cover the cost of the food.\n\nMaterials: Hairnets\, glove
 s\, and aprons are required and provided at the event. If your family woul
 d like to bring their own aprons and baseball caps\, you are welcome to do
  that. Face coverings are optional at this time.\n\nQuestions: Contact sa
 vannah@kicmke.org or info@kicmke.org with any questions.\n\nCancellations:
  Please email savannah@kicmke.org or info@kicmke.org if you are unable to
  make it so we can invite another family to share in the experience.\nMore
  Information\nTo learn more about the St. Vincent De Paul Meal Program\, v
 isit https://svdpmilw.org/meal-program.aspx. To learn more about All Peopl
 es Church\, visit http://allpeoplesgathering.org/.\nThank you to  Bradley
  &amp\; Company\, Compass Real Estate for their generous sponsorship of 
 our 2023 St. Vincent de Paul Meal Program!\n\n&nbsp\;
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families,Seniors
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:243@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230617T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230617T103000
DTSTAMP:20230531T215920Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/gardening-good-planting-work-day/
SUMMARY:Gardening for Good: Planting Work Day
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nAs part of our Summer Gardening for Good Series\
 , Kids Impact Community will have eight garden plots at Parkway Elementary
  School in Glendale. Families will have the opportunity to get dirty\, ten
 d and explore the garden\, and harvest food to donate to our local partner
 s at Kinship Community Food Center. Green thumbs are not required. If you 
 should have questions or need assistance during your week\, we will provid
 e that!\n\nActivities\nAll participating families will dig and weed in the
  eight garden plots\, as well as plant flowers\, herbs\, and vegetables.\n
 Purpose\nTake responsibility for and plant a community garden with your fa
 mily.\nImpact\n In addition to the immediate benefits of gardening with f
 amily\, the Kinship Community Food Center will receive harvested crop (foo
 d and flower) donations from our garden throughout the summer.\nWhen &amp\
 ; Where\nSaturday\, June 17 from 8:30-10:30 a.m.\n\nParkway Elementary in 
 Glendale\n\n5910 N Milwaukee River Pkwy\, Glendale\, WI 53209\nRegistratio
 n Information\nParticipant Cap: 30 volunteers\n\nAge: All ages welcome!\n\
 nCost: None (KIC covers the cost of the garden plot and supplies)\n\nMater
 ials: Please bring your own tools to the garden. If you do not have tools 
 available\, please contact Emily Bandsma at emilyb@kicmke.org.\n\nQuestion
 s: Please contact Emily Bandsma at emilyb@kicmke.org with any questions.\n
 More Information\nParenting information on gardening with kids:\n- https:/
 /www.bemidjipioneer.com/community/master-gardener-gardening-with-children-
 has-lifelong-benefits\n- http://www.pbs.org/parents/expert-tips-advice/201
 6/03/gardening-kids-affects-childs-brain-body-soul/
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CATEGORIES:Nature
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:240@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago;VALUE=DATE:20230618
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago;VALUE=DATE:20230619
DTSTAMP:20230531T133107Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/lunch-pack-love-june23/
SUMMARY:Lunch Pack and Love
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nJust One More Ministry\, located in Glendale\, i
 s an organization that rescues excess food from area restaurants\, food su
 ppliers\, and caterers and repackages them for shelters\, food pantries\, 
 and community members in need.\nInflation and rising grocery prices contin
 ue to disrupt the organization’s regular streams of food\, and they are 
 in need of additional support through packed bagged lunches. These lunches
  are easy to distribute and are handed out as quickly as they are received
 . This is a helpful dinner option for kids if their housing lacks the appl
 iances needed to heat and prepare food.\n\nActivities\nYour family will as
 semble 20 lunches. Your family/group will pack a piece of fruit\, an inspi
 rational care card\, and an additional treat or snack (optional) in a pape
 r bag. Separately\, your group will make the sandwiches (peanut butter and
  jelly or meat and cheese with no condiments)\, wrap them in a plastic san
 dwich bag\, and repack them in the bread bag.\nPurpose\nKids will assist r
 esidents throughout the Greater Milwaukee community struggling with food i
 nsecurity.\nImpact\nKids will gain awareness and understanding of how they
  can help their community in need and have fun along the way!\nWhen &amp\;
  Where\nYour family will complete this project in your own home following 
 food safety guidelines. Drop off the packed lunches on Sunday\, June 18 o
 utside a KIC family home. Locations available in Whitefish Bay and the wes
 t side of Milwaukee (specific addresses will be provided after registratio
 n).\nRegistration Information\nParticipant Cap: 25 families\n\nAge: All a
 ges welcome!\n\nCost: Dependent on what families purchase for the lunch s
 upplies.\n\nQuestions: Reach out to Rachel at rachel@kicmke.org with any 
 questions.\n\nCancellations: In the event that circumstances change and yo
 u are no longer able to assist\, please email rachel@kicmke.org.\nMore Inf
 ormation\nLearn more about the Just One More Ministry on their website\, J
 Sonline article\, CBS58 segment.
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families,Meals
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:244@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230619T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230917T103000
DTSTAMP:20230531T215734Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/adopt-a-week-2023/
SUMMARY:Gardening for Good: Adopt A Week 2023
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nAs part of our Summer Gardening for Good Series\
 , Kids Impact Community will have eight garden plots at Parkway Elementary
  School in Glendale. Families will have the opportunity to get dirty\, ten
 d and explore the garden\, and harvest food to donate to our local partner
 s at Kinship Community Food Center. Green thumbs are not required. If you 
 have questions or need assistance during your week\, we will provide that!
 \n\nActivities\nAll summer\, each family will take ONE WEEK (Monday throug
 h Sunday) to weed and tend the garden. During your family’s assigned wee
 k\, we ask you to stop by at least three times to tend the garden. If ther
 e is food to harvest\, we ask that families deliver the harvested foods to
  the Kinship Community Food Center for timely food distribution to the com
 munity. Once our participating families have registered\, we will communic
 ate details about the garden (where to find water\, who to contact for hel
 p\, etc).\nPurpose\nTake responsibility for and nurture a community garden
  with your family for one week (Monday through Sunday) this summer at Park
 way Elementary School.\nImpact\nIn addition to the immediate benefits of g
 ardening with family\, the Kinship Community Food Center will receive harv
 ested crop (food and flower) donations from our garden.\nWhen &amp\; Where
 \nSaturday\, June 19-September 17 from 8:30-10:30 a.m.\n\nParkway Elementa
 ry in Glendale\n\n5910 N Milwaukee River Pkwy\, Glendale\, WI 53209\nRegis
 tration Information\nParticipants can register for up to three weeks throu
 ghout the summer. We will send you a Sign Up Genius link with your confirm
 ation email from emilyb@kicmke.org.\n\n 	\n\n 	June 19 - June 25\n 	June 2
 6 – July 2\n 	July 3 – 9\n 	July 10 – 16\n 	July 17 – 23\n 	July 2
 4 – July 30\n 	July 31 – August 6\n 	August 7 - August 13\n 	August 14
  – 20\n 	August 21 – 27\n 	August 28 -– September 3\n 	September 4 -
  10\n 	September 11 - 17\n\n\n\nParticipant Cap: 20 families\n\nAge: All a
 ges welcome!\n\nCost: None (KIC covers the cost of the garden plot and sup
 plies)\n\nMaterials: Please bring your own tools to the garden. If you do 
 not have tools available\, please contact Emily Bandsma at emilyb@kicmke.o
 rg.\n\nQuestions: Please contact Emily Bandsma at emilyb@kicmke.org with a
 ny questions.\nMore Information\nParenting information on gardening with k
 ids:\n- https://www.bemidjipioneer.com/community/master-gardener-gardening
 -with-children-has-lifelong-benefits\n- http://www.pbs.org/parents/expert-
 tips-advice/2016/03/gardening-kids-affects-childs-brain-body-soul/
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CATEGORIES:Nature
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:241@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230620T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230620T113000
DTSTAMP:20230531T045542Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/lemonade-lawn-eastcastle-june23/
SUMMARY:Lemonade on the Lawn
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nOlder adults have a special place in our hearts.
  Kids Impact Community has hosted intergenerational playgroups since the o
 rganization’s inception. Our kiddos have learned patience\, kindness\, a
 nd how to make new friends of all ages\, and our grandfriends benefit trem
 endously from the interaction with our children.\nActivities\nYour family 
 will be reading with residents and serving lemonade in an outdoor area at 
 Eastcastle (2505 E Bradford Place). We will also do an art activity.\nPurp
 ose\nSpending time connecting with and engaging with adults from other gen
 erations\nImpact\nWe hope that all of the children participating will grow
  in awareness of their capability to spread love and kindness to others\nW
 hen &amp\; Where\nTuesday\, June 20th at 10:30 am\n\nEastcastle Place\n\n2
 505 E Bradford Place\, Milwaukee\, WI 53211\n\nPlease meet at the outdoor 
 main entrance\, however\, if you don't see us or you are running late the 
 lawn entrance is located on Bradford right by the corner of Bradford and D
 owner.\n\nParking: Street parking is available on Bradford Place or Stowel
 l Ave. Please allow some time to find parking.\nRegistration Information\n
 Participant Cap: 25 families\n\nAge: All ages welcome!\n\nCost: No cost\
 n\nMaterials: Bring a favorite book or two and a blanket to sit on\n\nQues
 tions: Contact julia@kicmke.org with any questions.\n\nCancellations: In 
 the event that circumstances change and you are no longer able to assist\,
  please email julia@kicmke.org.\n\nCDC UPDATE from 12/2021:\n\nLiability W
 aiver with COVID-19 precaution acknowledgments:\n\nI\, the undersigned and
 /or parent/guardian of the individual(s) named above\, do hereby agree to 
 indemnify and hold harmless Kids Impact Community\, and its agent from and
  against any and all liability resulting from participation in the project
  listed above. I understand that the project (s) in which I am enrolling\,
  like all activity programs\, has some inherent risk\, for which I agree t
 o assume the liability. Furthermore\, the individuals named herein are in 
 good health appropriate for the activities in which they will be participa
 ting.  Additionally\, I confirm that all statements below are true for my
 self and anyone in my household.\n1. No one in my family has tested positi
 ve for COVID-19 in the past week nor is anyone currently under quarantine.
 \n2. No one in my family experienced any symptoms of COVID-19 (fever\, cou
 gh\, shortness of breath) in the past week.\n3. No one in my family has co
 me into contact with anyone testing positive for COVID-19 in the past week
 .\n4. No one in my family has\, to my knowledge\, been exposed to or come 
 into contact with someone with or presumed to have COVID-19 in the past we
 ek.\nFor KIC promotion purposes\, photographs may be taken of participants
 . If you do not wish to have your photo taken\, please notify the photogra
 pher or instructor. No names or any other identifying information will be 
 shared if the photograph is used unless requested.
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families,Seniors
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:242@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230624T074500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230624T110000
DTSTAMP:20230531T211427Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/serving-pantry-guests-june23/
SUMMARY:Serving Pantry Guests
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nWork with your child at the Kinship Community Fo
 od Center (formerly called Riverwest Food Pantry) – an organization focu
 sed on coming together around food to relieve hunger\, improve lives\, and
  grow community well-being. While their name has changed\, their mission i
 s still the same! Your child will be immersed in an environment where they
  will experience their capabilities to help others and also be mentored in
  acts of dignity and grace by those very same people. The Kinship Communit
 y Food Center embodies their motto: In a community of generosity everyone 
 gives and everyone receives.\nActivities\nYou and your child will assist s
 hoppers with registration and grocery selection\, help shoppers carry bags
 \, serve snacks to shoppers\, help in the kid's corner and clean up. Hands
 -on orientation and assignments are given upon arrival.\nDuring the summer
  months\, much of the produce that volunteers hand out to shoppers is grow
 n right here at Kinship’s Urban Farm. Making this farm-to-table connecti
 on with our kids helps them to understand the importance of growing fruits
  and vegetables as a way to fight food insecurity in our community. If you
 r family is interested\, we have opportunities to volunteer at the urban f
 arm (aka\, the "Hoop Houses") HERE.\nWe will also be collecting reusable 
 bags to donate to the pantry. Their goal is to eliminate as many plastic s
 hopping bags as possible. If you have extra reusable bags at home\, please
  consider bringing some with you to donate!\n\nPurpose\nHelp to eliminate 
 food insecurity in Milwaukee.\nImpact\nKids will gain awareness and unders
 tanding of how they can help their community in need and have fun along th
 e way!\nWhen &amp\; Where\nSaturday\, June 24th\n7:45-11 a.m.\nSt. Casimir
 ’s Parish Hall\n924 E. Clarke St.\nThe hall is located on the basement l
 evel of the school building behind Our Lady of Divine Providence Parish/St
 . Casimir. Volunteer entrance doors are on the west side of the building i
 n the alley between the church and the school. On Saturday mornings we ask
  that volunteers find street parking (on Clarke or Weil) as the lot is res
 erved for shoppers\n\nRegistration Information\nParticipant Cap: 3-4 famil
 ies or 10 volunteers\n\nAge: 6 years and older\n\nAttire: Please dress cas
 ually in closed-toe shoes and keep all your valuables at home. Wear your K
 ids Impact Community shirt if you have one. Masks are optional.\n\nCost: 
 Free. Kinship Community Food Center does accept non-perishable food donati
 ons if your family would like to bring something to donate.\n\nQuestions: 
 Reach out to Lizzy at lizzy@kicmke.org with any questions.\n\nCancellatio
 ns: We understand that illness and emergencies can happen. If you cannot 
 make it\, please let Lizzy know at lizzy@kicmke.org as soon as possible s
 o we can open up this opportunity to a family on the waitlist.\nMore Infor
 mation\nLearn more about the Kinship Community Food Center on their websit
 e: www.kinshipmke.org
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families,Meals
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:233@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230624T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230624T113000
DTSTAMP:20230531T222214Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/gardening-for-good-hoop-house-helpers-3/
SUMMARY:Gardening for Good: Hoop House Helpers
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nJoin Kids Impact Community to help Groundwork M
 ilwaukee prepare their gardens at the urban farm “hoop houses” in Glen
 dale! Volunteers will cultivate\, plant\, water\, and harvest fresh produc
 e such as tomatoes\, zucchini\, beans\, and kale that will be provided to 
 shoppers at Kinship Community Food Center. Groundwork Milwaukee collaborat
 es with Kinship Community Food Center to provide food systems in the Milwa
 ukee area. There are currently 11 “hoop houses” ready to provide fresh
  local food to those in need!\nActivities\nKids will be gardening inside t
 he “hoop houses” and planting\, harvesting\, weeding\, moving soil\, a
 nd all things related to the general maintenance of the site.\nPurpose\nKi
 ds will have the opportunity to get dirty\, tend and explore the garden\, 
 and harvest food to donate to Kinship Community Food Center.\n\nImpact\nEn
 joy a fun\, hands-on experience gardening while learning about food insecu
 rity in our local community.\n\nWhen and Where\nSaturday\, June 24 from 10
 -11:30 a.m.\nThe “hoop houses” are located at the Maglio Tomato Buildi
 ng\, 4287 N Port Washington Road\, Milwaukee\, WI 53212. Please park in t
 he lot on the North side of the building and walk through the fence to the
  big “hoop houses.”\n\nRegistration Information\nParticipants: Five fa
 milies and all ages welcome\nCost: Free\nMaterials: Dress in layers as “
 hoop houses” tend to be hotter than outside temperatures. Be ready to ge
 t dirty! In addition\, please be prepared to bring a water bottle\, closed
 -toed shoes\, and sunscreen.\nQuestions: Please contact Annie Turim at ann
 ie@kicmke.org with any questions. We will send you an email to confirm reg
 istration and touch base before the event.\n\nCancellations: Please contac
 t Annie Turim at annie@kicmke.org asap in the event of a cancellation so 
 we can add waitlisted families to the event.\nFor more information on Grou
 ndwork Milwaukee\, visit their website.
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families,Nature
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:253@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230701T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230804T100000
DTSTAMP:20230706T011348Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/school-supply-drive-our-next-generation-summ
 er23/
SUMMARY:School Supply Drive for Our Next Generation
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nHelp our community’s kids start the upcoming s
 chool year off strong with a fresh set of school supplies. Our Next Genera
 tion supports thousands of students in the heart of one of Milwaukee’s m
 ost challenged communities through academic tutoring\, enrichment programs
 \, and social support. Through these services\, they see tangible results 
 like better grades\, higher high-school graduation rates\, improved self-e
 steem\, and positive attitudes toward the future.\nActivities\nChildren an
 d caregivers will shop for school supplies together. Tag it onto your own 
 family’s back-to-school shopping list. Shop from the list of school supp
 lies provided in a confirmation email sent within a few days after you reg
 ister.\nPurpose\nTo support our Milwaukee community through the act of giv
 ing and deepening our relationship with Our Next Generation.\n\nImpact\nCh
 ildren who attend Our Next Generation will feel the excitement that having
  new school supplies brings. Children from KIC will learn how they have th
 e capability of spreading love through supporting kids their own age.\n\nW
 hen &amp\; Where\nSchool supplies will be delivered to Our Next Generation
  on Aug. 4. You can drop off your school supplies in person at Our Next Ge
 neration on Friday\, Aug. 4 at 10 a.m. (3421 W Lisbon Ave\, Milwaukee\, W
 I 53208). Or drop off your school supplies between July 19-Aug. 2 at one 
 of the locations below:\n\n\n 	4464 N. Maryland Ave\, Shorewood\n 	9233 Ha
 rding Blvd\, Wauwatosa \n 	5523 N. Navajo\, Glendale\n 	1055 Pitzka Rd\, 
 Brookfield\n 	21673 S. Weather Edge Circle\, Lannon\n 	5955 N. Berkeley Bl
 vd.\, Whitefish Bay\n 	3141 S. New York Avenue\, Bay View\n 	\nAmerican Fa
 mily Insurance: 4484 N. Oakland Ave\, Shorewood (Drop between 8:30 a.m.-5
  p.m. Monday through Friday)\n 	\nBradley and Company: 8909 N. Port Washi
 ngton Rd\, Bayside (Drop off between 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday)
 \n\nRegistration Information\nAges: All ages welcome!\nMaterials: Please s
 hop from the list of school supplies provided in your registration confirm
 ation email.\nCost: The determination of cost is up to you and what you a
 re able to purchase!\nQuestions: If you have any questions\, you can conta
 ct Lizzy Howayeck at lizzy@kicmke.org or Kitty Janas at kitty@kicmke.org\
 nCancellations: If you are unable to get your donations to one of the drop
 -off locations\, please contact Lizzy at lizzy@kicmke.org.\n\nMore Informa
 tion\nFor more information about Our Next Generation\, please visit their 
 website at https://ongkids.org.
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CATEGORIES:On Your Own
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:251@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230706T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230706T113000
DTSTAMP:20230629T013818Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/gardening-for-good-hoop-house-helpers-6july2
 3/
SUMMARY:Gardening for Good: Hoop House Helpers
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nJoin Kids Impact Community to help Groundwork M
 ilwaukee prepare their gardens at the urban farm “hoop houses” in Glen
 dale! Volunteers will cultivate\, plant\, water\, and harvest fresh produc
 e such as tomatoes\, zucchini\, beans\, and kale that will be provided to 
 shoppers at Kinship Community Food Center. Groundwork Milwaukee collaborat
 es with Kinship Community Food Center to provide food systems in the Milwa
 ukee area. There are currently 11 “hoop houses” ready to provide fresh
  local food to those in need!\nActivities\nKids will be gardening inside t
 he “hoop houses” and planting\, harvesting\, weeding\, moving soil\, a
 nd all things related to the general maintenance of the site.\nPurpose\nKi
 ds will have the opportunity to get dirty\, tend and explore the garden\, 
 and harvest food to donate to Kinship Community Food Center.\n\nImpact\nEn
 joy a fun\, hands-on experience gardening while learning about food insecu
 rity in our local community.\n\nWhen &amp\; Where\nThursday\, July 6 from 
 10-11:30 a.m.\nThe “hoop houses” are located at the Maglio Tomato Buil
 ding\, 4287 N Port Washington Road\, Milwaukee\, WI 53212. Please park in
  the lot on the North side of the building and walk through the fence to t
 he big “hoop houses.”\n\nRegistration Information\nParticipants: Five 
 families and all ages welcome\nCost: Free\nMaterials: Dress in layers as 
 “hoop houses” tend to be hotter than outside temperatures. Be ready to
  get dirty! In addition\, please be prepared to bring a water bottle\, clo
 sed-toed shoes\, and sunscreen.\nQuestions: Please contact Annie Turim at 
 annie@kicmke.org with any questions. We will send you an email to confirm 
 registration and touch base before the event.\nCancellations: Please conta
 ct Annie Turim at annie@kicmke.org asap in the event of a cancellation so
  we can add waitlisted families to the event.\n\nFor more information on G
 roundwork Milwaukee\, visit their website.
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families,Nature
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:247@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230708T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230708T121000
DTSTAMP:20230629T010017Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/packing-diapers-for-milwaukee-diaper-mission
 -july23/
SUMMARY:Packing Diapers for Milwaukee Diaper Mission
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nOne in three U.S. families lack enough diapers t
 o keep a baby clean\, dry\, and healthy. Milwaukee Diaper Mission (MDM) b
 elieves diapers are a necessity\, not a luxury. In partnership with local 
 social service agencies\, MDM empowers families in need by providing a rel
 iable source of free diapers and period supplies.\n\nWe appreciate the ser
 vice that MDM is providing our communities and we want to help!\nActivitie
 s\nMDM has thousands of diapers that have been donated by community member
 s and partner organizations. KIC families will sign up for one-hour time s
 lots (time slots will be assigned based on availability). During that time
 \, they will count and package diapers to be distributed throughout the Mi
 lwaukee community. These diapers need to be wrapped into packages of 25 fo
 r easier monthly distribution.  Families will count out diapers and packa
 ge them with shrink wrap. The kids can also decorate and attach stickers t
 o give some extra joy and positivity to the receiving parents.\nPurpose\nK
 ids will use their service skills to help provide diapers for families who
  are struggling to afford diapers to keep their babies clean\, dry\, and h
 ealthy.\nImpact\nKids will see that serving others can be fun and that the
 y are capable of making a difference.\nWhen &amp\; Where\nSaturday\, July 
 8\n\n 	Time slot #1: 10-11 a.m.\n 	Time slot #2: 11:10-12:10 p.m.\n\nMilwa
 ukee Diaper Mission\n9600 S. Franklin Dr.\nFranklin\, WI 53132\n\n 	The wa
 rehouse is the last one on the east end of the building. This larger ware
 house will allow three families to safely work in the space at the same ti
 me.\n 	The area will be sanitized between each session. MDM leaders will b
 e present to guide you through the process.\n 	There is a designated play 
 area for younger children to enjoy while parents and older children partic
 ipate in the service project.\n 	Parking is available in the lot in front 
 of the building.\n\nRegistration Information\nParticipant Cap: Six famili
 es total (three per session)\n\nAge: All ages are welcome! We just ask th
 at parents help with counting and/or packaging if needed.\n\nCost: Free. H
 owever\, if your child would like a leadership extension prior to the even
 t\, they could ask their neighbors and/or relatives to donate diapers and 
 bring them to the Diaper Mission.\n\nMaterials: All volunteers ages three 
 and over will need to wear a mask at all times within the building. Hand s
 anitizer will be provided.\n\nCancellations: Please contact Kitty Janas at
  kitty@kicmke.org in the event of a cancellation so we can add waitlisted
  families to the event.\n\nQuestions:  Please contact Kitty Janas at kitt
 y@kicmke.org with any questions. We will send you an email to confirm reg
 istration and touch base before the event.\nFor more information on the Mi
 lwaukee Diaper Mission\, visit their website at milwaukeediapermission.org
 .
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:246@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230711T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20231010T160000
DTSTAMP:20230629T022919Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/gleaning-thiensville-village-market-2023/
SUMMARY:Gleaning at the Thiensville Village Market 2023
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nDo you love farmers’ markets? Is your child a 
 social butterfly? Do you enjoy sharing fresh\, healthy foods with other fa
 milies in our community? If so\, we have a perfect opportunity for you! In
  partnership with Tikkun Ha-Ir\, KIC children and their caregivers will co
 llect donated produce from sellers at the Thiensville Village Market and d
 eliver to Family Sharing of Ozaukee County.\nActivities\nCome collect prod
 uce from local farmers on Tuesdays at Thiensville Village Market. Sign up 
 for one or more Tuesdays between July 11th and October 10th. The market is
  at Thiensville Village Park from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Your family should arrive 
 around 1 p.m. and collect from the individual stands until 2 p.m. Bring a 
 cart or wagon or arm yourself with plenty of bags and boxes. Then deliver 
 the produce collection to Family Sharing of Ozaukee County before 4 p.m. 
 \nPurpose &amp\; Impact\nChildren and caregivers will serve and act with c
 onfidence and compassion towards others by collecting and sharing healthy 
 foods with a local food share center.\n\nWhen &amp\; Where\nTuesdays from 
 July 11 to Oct. 10 between 1-4 p.m.\n\nThiensville Village Market and Fami
 ly Sharing of Ozaukee County\n\nLocated in Village Park at 250 Elm St\, Th
 iensville\, WI 53092\n\nFamily Sharing of Ozaukee County is located at 100
 2 Overland Court\, Grafton\, WI 53024. They have a food pantry that goes u
 ntil 4 p.m. on Tuesday\, and another one on Wednesday. It is a perfect rec
 ipient for the collected donations.\n\nYou will be able to indicate in the
  registration link which weeks you are able and willing to help collect fo
 od.\nRegistration Information\nAges: All ages welcome!\nCost: Free\nQuesti
 ons or Cancelations: Please email lynn@kicmke.org or info@kicmke.org if y
 ou have any questions or if you are unable to make it so we can make sure 
 we have a replacement for the experience.\n\nMore Information\n\n 	For mor
 e information about Family Sharing of Ozaukee County: https://www.familysh
 aringozaukee.org/\n 	For more information about the Thiensville Village Ma
 rket: https://thiensvillebusiness.com/village-market/\n
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CATEGORIES:On Your Own
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:254@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230718T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230718T113000
DTSTAMP:20230714T023858Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/lemonade-on-the-lawn-july23/
SUMMARY:Lemonade on the Lawn
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nOlder adults have a special place in our hearts.
  Kids Impact Community has hosted intergenerational playgroups since the o
 rganization’s inception. Our kiddos have learned patience\, kindness\, a
 nd how to make new friends of all ages\, and our grandfriends benefit trem
 endously from the interaction with our children.\nActivities\nYour family 
 will be reading with residents and serving lemonade in an outdoor area at 
 Eastcastle. We will also do spray tie dye! An easy and neat way to tie dye
 .\nImpact\nWe hope that all of the children participating will grow in awa
 reness of their capability to spread love and kindness to others.\n\nWhen 
 &amp\; Where\nTuesday\, July 18th at 10:30 a.m.\n\nEastcastle Place\n\n250
 5 E Bradford Place\, Milwaukee\, WI 53211\n\nPlease meet at the lawn/gazeb
 o entrance which is located on Bradford right by the corner of Bradford an
 d Downer.\n\nParking: Street parking is available on Bradford Place or Sto
 well Ave. Please allow some time to find parking.\nRegistration Informatio
 n\nAges: All ages welcome!\nCost: Free\nMaterials: Bring a favorite book o
 r two and a blanket to sit on. Please bring something white to tie dye.\nQ
 uestions: If you have any questions\, please contact Julia Mattek at jul
 ia@kicmke.org.\nCDC UPDATE from 12/2021: https://www.cdc.gov/media/release
 s/2021/s1227-isolation-quarantine-guidance.html \n\nLiability Waiver with
  COVID-19 precaution acknowledgments: \n\nI\, the undersigned and/or pare
 nt/guardian of the individual(s) named above\, do hereby agree to indemnif
 y and hold harmless Kids Impact Community\, and its agent from and against
  any and all liability resulting from participation in the project listed 
 above. I understand that the project (s) in which I am enrolling\, like al
 l activity programs\, has some inherent risk\, for which I agree to assume
  the liability. Furthermore\, the individuals named herein are in good hea
 lth and appropriate for the activities in which they will be participating
 .  Additionally\, I confirm that all statements below are true for myself
  and anyone in my household.\n\n 	No one in my family has tested positive 
 for COVID-19 in the past week nor is anyone currently under quarantine.\n 
 	No one in my family experienced any symptoms of COVID-19 (fever\, cough\,
  shortness of breath) in the past week.\n 	No one in my family has come in
 to contact with anyone testing positive for COVID-19 in the past week.\n 	
 No one in my family has\, to my knowledge\, been exposed to or come into c
 ontact with someone with or presumed to have COVID-19 in the past week.\n\
 nFor KIC promotion purposes\, photographs may be taken of participants. If
  you do not wish to have your photo taken\, please notify the photographer
  or instructor. No names or any other identifying information will be shar
 ed if the photograph is used\, unless requested.
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CATEGORIES:Seniors
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:250@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230718T153000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230718T180000
DTSTAMP:20230629T015026Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/serving-pantry-guests-july23/
SUMMARY:Serving Pantry Guests
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nWork with your child at the Kinship Community Fo
 od Center (formerly called Riverwest Food Pantry) – an organization focu
 sed on coming together around food to relieve hunger\, improve lives\, and
  grow community well-being. While their name has changed\, their mission i
 s still the same! Your child will be immersed in an environment where they
  will experience their capabilities to help others and also be mentored in
  acts of dignity and grace by those very same people. The Kinship Communit
 y Food Center embodies their motto: In a community of generosity everyone 
 gives and everyone receives.\nActivities\nYou and your child will assist s
 hoppers with registration and grocery selection\, help shoppers carry bags
 \, serve snacks to shoppers\, help in the kid's corner and clean up. Hands
 -on orientation and assignments are given upon arrival.\nDuring the summer
  months\, much of the produce that volunteers hand out to shoppers is grow
 n right here at Kinship’s Urban Farm. Making this farm-to-table connecti
 on with our kids helps them to understand the importance of growing fruits
  and vegetables as a way to fight food insecurity in our community. If you
 r family is interested\, we have opportunities to volunteer at the urban f
 arm (aka\, the "Hoop Houses") this month on July 6 and July 22.\nWe will a
 lso be collecting reusable bags to donate to the pantry. Their goal is to 
 eliminate as many plastic shopping bags as possible. If you have extra reu
 sable bags at home\, please consider bringing some with you to donate!\n\n
 Purpose\nHelp to eliminate food insecurity in Milwaukee.\nImpact\nKids wil
 l gain awareness and understanding of how they can help their community in
  need and have fun along the way!\nWhen &amp\; Where\nTuesday\, July 18th\
 n3:30-6 p.m.\nSt. Casimir’s Parish Hall\n924 E. Clarke St.\nThe hall is 
 located on the basement level of the school building behind Our Lady of Di
 vine Providence Parish/St. Casimir. Volunteer entrance doors are on the we
 st side of the building in the alley between the church and the school. On
  Saturday mornings we ask that volunteers find street parking (on Clarke o
 r Weil) as the lot is reserved for shoppers\n\nRegistration Information\nP
 articipant Cap: 3-4 families or 10 volunteers\n\nAge: 6 years and older\n\
 nAttire: Please dress casually in closed-toe shoes and keep all your valua
 bles at home. Wear your Kids Impact Community shirt if you have one. Masks
  are optional.\n\nCost: Free. Kinship Community Food Center does accept n
 on-perishable food donations if your family would like to bring something 
 to donate.\n\nQuestions: Reach out to Lizzy at lizzy@kicmke.org with any 
 questions.\n\nCancellations: We understand that illness and emergencies c
 an happen. If you cannot make it\, please let Lizzy know at lizzy@kicmke.o
 rg as soon as possible so we can open up this opportunity to a family on 
 the waitlist.\nMore Information\nLearn more about the Kinship Community Fo
 od Center on their website: www.kinshipmke.org
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families,Meals
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:249@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230720T161500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230720T181500
DTSTAMP:20230706T010810Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/july-monthly-meal-program/
SUMMARY:July Monthly Meal Program
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nJoin us for our Monthly Taco Night at St. Vincen
 t De Paul (SVDP)! Thanks to the 2023 sponsorship of Bradley &amp\; Co Real
  Estate\, KIC families will pack up and distribute 150 taco dinners for 
 adult and child guests of SVDP - Harambee at All Peoples Church. The SVDP 
 meal program provides meals throughout the year. Dinners are provided by v
 arious charitable organizations five nights a week. \nActivities\nPartici
 pants will prepare the dining room and serve food to individuals living wi
 th food insecurity. Specific activities include the following:\n\n 	Stuff 
 utensils and napkin bags\n 	Set out taco ingredients\, condiments\, rice\,
  beans\, fruit\, and cookies.\n 	Prepare to-go containers with a full meal
 \n 	Hand out the meals to dinner guests\n 	Basic clean-up post-meal servic
 e (sweeping\, wiping tables\, etc.)\n\nPurpose\n Children will serve and 
 act with compassion toward others\nImpact\nChildren and their caregivers w
 ill serve a healthy meal for guests of the St. Vincent De Paul Meal Progra
 m. \nWhen &amp\; Where\nThursday\, July 20 from 4:15-6:15 p.m.\n\n\nAll Pe
 oples Church\n2600 N. 2nd St.\, Milwaukee\, WI 53212\nRegistration Informa
 tion\nParticipant Cap: 18 participants\n\nAge: Age 5 and up\n\nCost: Free
 . Please consider a donation to KIC to help cover the cost of the food.\n
 \nMaterials: Hairnets\, gloves\, and aprons are required and provided at 
 the event. If your family would like to bring their own aprons and basebal
 l caps\, you are welcome to do that. Face coverings are optional at this t
 ime.\n\nQuestions: Contact savannah@kicmke.org or info@kicmke.org with an
 y questions.\n\nCancellations: Please email savannah@kicmke.org or info@k
 icmke.org if you are unable to make it so we can invite another family to 
 share in the experience.\nMore Information\nTo learn more about the St. Vi
 ncent De Paul Meal Program\, visit https://svdpmilw.org/meal-program.aspx.
  To learn more about All Peoples Church\, visit http://allpeoplesgathering
 .org/.\nThank you to  Bradley &amp\; Company\, Compass Real Estate for t
 heir generous sponsorship of our 2023 St. Vincent de Paul Meal Program!\
 n\n&nbsp\;
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families,Seniors
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:252@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230722T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230722T113000
DTSTAMP:20230718T132714Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/gardening-for-good-hoop-house-helpers-22july
 23/
SUMMARY:Gardening for Good: Hoop House Helpers
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nJoin Kids Impact Community to help Kinship Comm
 unity Food Center at their urban farm “hoop houses” at Maglio Tomato B
 uilding in Milwaukee! Volunteers will cultivate\, plant\, water\, and harv
 est fresh produce such as tomatoes\, zucchini\, beans\, and kale that will
  be provided to shoppers at Kinship Community Food Center. There are curre
 ntly 11 “hoop houses” ready to provide fresh local food to those in ne
 ed!\nActivities\nKids will be gardening inside the “hoop houses” and p
 lanting\, harvesting\, weeding\, moving soil\, and all things related to t
 he general maintenance of the site.\nPurpose\nKids will have the opportuni
 ty to get dirty\, tend and explore the garden\, and harvest food to donate
  to Kinship Community Food Center.\n\nImpact\nEnjoy a fun\, hands-on exper
 ience gardening while learning about food insecurity in our local communit
 y.\n\nWhen &amp\; Where\nSaturday\, July 22 from 10-11:30 a.m.\nThe “hoo
 p houses” are located at the Maglio Tomato Building\, 4287 N Port Washin
 gton Road\, Milwaukee\, WI 53212. Please park in the lot on the North sid
 e of the building and walk through the fence to the big “hoop houses.”
 \n\nRegistration Information\nParticipants: Five families and all ages wel
 come\nCost: Free\nMaterials: Dress in layers as “hoop houses” tend to 
 be hotter than outside temperatures. Be ready to get dirty! In addition\, 
 please be prepared to bring a water bottle\, closed-toed shoes\, and sunsc
 reen.\nQuestions: Please contact Annie Turim at annie@kicmke.org with any 
 questions. We will send you an email to confirm registration and touch bas
 e before the event.\nCancellations: Please contact Annie Turim at annie@ki
 cmke.org asap in the event of a cancellation so we can add waitlisted fam
 ilies to the event.
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families,Nature
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:248@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230723T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230723T200000
DTSTAMP:20230629T010810Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/lunch-pack-and-love-july23/
SUMMARY:Lunch Pack and Love
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nJust One More Ministry\, located in Glendale\, i
 s an organization that rescues excess food from area restaurants\, food su
 ppliers\, and caterers and repackages them for shelters\, food pantries\, 
 and community members in need.\nInflation and rising grocery prices contin
 ue to disrupt the organization’s regular streams of food\, and they are 
 in need of additional support through packed bagged lunches. These lunches
  are easy to distribute and are handed out as quickly as they are received
 . This is a helpful dinner option for kids if their housing lacks the appl
 iances needed to heat and prepare food.\n\nActivities\nYour family will as
 semble 20 lunches. Your family/group will pack a piece of fruit\, an inspi
 rational care card\, and an additional treat or snack (optional) in a pape
 r bag. Separately\, your group will make the sandwiches (peanut butter and
  jelly or meat and cheese with no condiments)\, wrap them in a plastic san
 dwich bag\, and repack them in the bread bag.\nPurpose\nKids will assist r
 esidents throughout the Greater Milwaukee community struggling with food i
 nsecurity.\nImpact\nKids will gain awareness and understanding of how they
  can help their community in need and have fun along the way!\nWhen &amp\;
  Where\nYour family will complete this project in your own home following 
 food safety guidelines.\n\nDrop off the packed lunches outside a KIC famil
 y home (Bayside/Whitefish Bay/southside of Milwaukee/west side of Milwauke
 e - specific addresses will be provided after sign-up.) between 1-8 p.m. o
 n Sunday\, July 23. We will deliver all lunches to Just One More Ministry 
 for distribution on July 24.\nRegistration Information\nParticipant Cap: 
 20 families\n\nAge: All ages welcome!\n\nCost: Dependent on what families
  purchase for the lunch supplies.\n\nQuestions: Reach out to Rachel at rac
 hel@kicmke.org with any questions.\n\nCancellations: In the event that ci
 rcumstances change and you are no longer able to assist\, please email rac
 hel@kicmke.org.\nWaivers\nIn order to ensure meals are safe to be distribu
 ted throughout our community\, volunteers must meet specific requirements 
 to be eligible to assemble the lunches. You must confirm that all statemen
 ts below are true for you and anyone in your household where lunches will 
 be packed. (You will sign this waiver on the next screen).\n\n 	\nNo one i
 n my family has tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 2 weeks\, nor is
  anyone currently under quarantine.\n\n 	\nNo one in my family experienced
  any symptoms of COVID-19 (fever\, cough\, shortness of breath) in the pas
 t 2 weeks.\n\n 	\nNo one in my family has come into contact with anyone te
 sting positive for COVID-19 in the past 2 weeks.\n\n 	\nNo one in my famil
 y has\, to my knowledge\, been exposed to or come into contact with someon
 e with or presumed to have COVID-19 in the past 2 weeks.\n\n 	\nWe have fo
 llowed CDC guidelines to avoid infection (wear masks\, stay home as much a
 s possible\, keep 6 feet away from others\, and wash hands frequently). \
 n\n\nIn order to assure food safety in preparing food for the community in
  your own home\, all volunteers must agree to:\n1) Follow CDC guidelines t
 o fully disinfect the surface prior to meal preparation\n2) Follow the Wis
 consin Department of Agriculture\, Trade and Consumer Protection guideline
 s on washing hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds\n3) Follow 
 the WI DATCP rules on no bare hand contact with ready-to-eat foods ie. wea
 r gloves or use tongs. When using disposable gloves\, refer to these guide
 lines.\n4) To ensure health and safety in preparing food for people outsid
 e of our own families\, we also ask that everyone two years of age and old
 er wear a cloth face covering while preparing the sandwiches. \nFor KIC p
 romotion purposes\, KIC will be requesting submission of photographs of pa
 rticipants to share on our social media sites. No names or any other ident
 ifying information will be shared if the photograph is used\, unless reque
 sted. I hereby release and discharge KIC from any and all claims and deman
 ds arising out of or in connection with the use of the photographs I submi
 t\, including without limitation any and all claims for libel or invasion 
 of privacy.\n\nMore Information\nLearn more about the Just One More Minist
 ry on their website\, JSonline article\, CBS58 segment.
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families,Meals
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:258@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230810T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230810T113000
DTSTAMP:20230727T014547Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/gardening-for-good-hoop-house-helpers-aug-10
 -23/
SUMMARY:Gardening for Good: Hoop House Helpers
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nJoin Kids Impact Community to help Kinship Comm
 unity Food Center at their urban farm “hoop houses” at Maglio Tomato B
 uilding in Milwaukee! Volunteers will cultivate\, plant\, water\, and harv
 est fresh produce such as tomatoes\, zucchini\, beans\, and kale that will
  be provided to shoppers at Kinship Community Food Center. There are curre
 ntly 11 “hoop houses” ready to provide fresh local food to those in ne
 ed!\nActivities\nKids will be gardening inside the “hoop houses” and p
 lanting\, harvesting\, weeding\, moving soil\, and all things related to t
 he general maintenance of the site.\nPurpose\nKids will have the opportuni
 ty to get dirty\, tend and explore the garden\, and harvest food to donate
  to Kinship Community Food Center.\n\nImpact\nEnjoy a fun\, hands-on exper
 ience gardening while learning about food insecurity in our local communit
 y.\n\nWhen &amp\; Where\nThursday\, Aug. 10 from 10-11:30 a.m.\nThe “hoo
 p houses” are located at the Maglio Tomato Building\, 4287 N Port Washin
 gton Road\, Milwaukee\, WI 53212. Please park in the lot on the North sid
 e of the building and walk through the fence to the big “hoop houses.”
 \nCan’t make Aug. 10? Join us during the Aug. 26 Hoop Houses event!\n\nR
 egistration Information\nParticipants: Five families and all ages welcome\
 nCost: Free\nMaterials: Dress in layers as “hoop houses” tend to be ho
 tter than outside temperatures. Be ready to get dirty! In addition\, pleas
 e be prepared to bring a water bottle\, closed-toed shoes\, and sunscreen.
 \nQuestions: Please contact Annie Turim at annie@kicmke.org with any quest
 ions. We will send you an email to confirm registration and touch base bef
 ore the event.\nCancellations: Please contact Annie Turim at annie@kicmke.
 org asap in the event of a cancellation so we can add waitlisted families
  to the event.
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families,Nature
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:255@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230815T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230815T113000
DTSTAMP:20230725T002111Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/lemonade-on-the-lawn-aug23/
SUMMARY:Lemonade on the Lawn
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nOlder adults have a special place in our hearts.
  Kids Impact Community has hosted intergenerational playgroups since the o
 rganization’s inception. Our kiddos have learned patience\, kindness\, a
 nd how to make new friends of all ages\, and our grandfriends benefit trem
 endously from the interaction with our children.\nActivities\nYour family 
 will be reading with residents and serving lemonade in an outdoor area at 
 Eastcastle.\nPurpose\nSpending time connecting with and engaging with adul
 ts from other generations.\nImpact\nWe hope that all of the children parti
 cipating will grow in awareness of their capability to spread love and kin
 dness to others.\n\nWhen &amp\; Where\nTuesday\, Aug. 15 at 10:30 a.m.\n\n
 Eastcastle Place\n\n2505 E Bradford Place\, Milwaukee\, WI 53211\n\nPlease
  meet at the lawn/gazebo entrance which is located on Bradford right by th
 e corner of Bradford and Downer.\n\nParking: Street parking is available o
 n Bradford Place or Stowell Ave. Please allow some time to find parking.\n
 Registration Information\nAges: All ages welcome!\nCost: Free\nMaterials: 
 Bring a favorite book or two and a blanket to sit on.\nQuestions: If you 
 have any questions\, please contact Julia Mattek at julia@kicmke.org.\nCD
 C UPDATE from 12/2021: https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2021/s1227-isola
 tion-quarantine-guidance.html \n\nLiability Waiver with COVID-19 precauti
 on acknowledgments: \n\nI\, the undersigned and/or parent/guardian of the
  individual(s) named above\, do hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmles
 s Kids Impact Community\, and its agent from and against any and all liabi
 lity resulting from participation in the project listed above. I understan
 d that the project (s) in which I am enrolling\, like all activity program
 s\, has some inherent risk\, for which I agree to assume the liability. Fu
 rthermore\, the individuals named herein are in good health and appropriat
 e for the activities in which they will be participating.  Additionally\,
  I confirm that all statements below are true for myself and anyone in my 
 household.\n\n 	No one in my family has tested positive for COVID-19 in th
 e past week nor is anyone currently under quarantine.\n 	No one in my fami
 ly experienced any symptoms of COVID-19 (fever\, cough\, shortness of brea
 th) in the past week.\n 	No one in my family has come into contact with an
 yone testing positive for COVID-19 in the past week.\n 	No one in my famil
 y has\, to my knowledge\, been exposed to or come into contact with someon
 e with or presumed to have COVID-19 in the past week.\n\nFor KIC promotion
  purposes\, photographs may be taken of participants. If you do not wish t
 o have your photo taken\, please notify the photographer or instructor. No
  names or any other identifying information will be shared if the photogra
 ph is used\, unless requested.
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UID:257@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230819T074500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230819T110000
DTSTAMP:20230725T013329Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/serving-pantry-guests-aug23/
SUMMARY:Serving Pantry Guests
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nWork with your child at the Kinship Community Fo
 od Center (formerly called Riverwest Food Pantry) – an organization focu
 sed on coming together around food to relieve hunger\, improve lives\, and
  grow community well-being. While their name has changed\, their mission i
 s still the same! Your child will be immersed in an environment where they
  will experience their capabilities to help others and also be mentored in
  acts of dignity and grace by those very same people. The Kinship Communit
 y Food Center embodies their motto: In a community of generosity everyone 
 gives and everyone receives.\nActivities\nYou and your child will assist s
 hoppers with registration and grocery selection\, help shoppers carry bags
 \, serve snacks to shoppers\, help in the kid's corner and clean up. Hands
 -on orientation and assignments are given upon arrival.\nDuring the summer
  months\, much of the produce that volunteers hand out to shoppers is grow
 n right here at Kinship’s Urban Farm. Making this farm-to-table connecti
 on with our kids helps them to understand the importance of growing fruits
  and vegetables as a way to fight food insecurity in our community. If you
 r family is interested\, we have opportunities to volunteer at the urban f
 arm (aka\, the "Hoop Houses") on Aug. 10 and Aug. 26.\nWe will also be col
 lecting reusable bags to donate to the pantry. Their goal is to eliminate 
 as many plastic shopping bags as possible. If you have extra reusable bags
  at home\, please consider bringing some with you to donate!\n\nPurpose\nH
 elp to eliminate food insecurity in Milwaukee.\nImpact\nKids will gain awa
 reness and understanding of how they can help their community in need and 
 have fun along the way!\nWhen &amp\; Where\nSaturday\, Aug. 19\n7:45-11 a.
 m.\nSt. Casimir’s Parish Hall\n924 E. Clarke St.\nThe hall is located on
  the basement level of the school building behind Our Lady of Divine Provi
 dence Parish/St. Casimir. Volunteer entrance doors are on the west side of
  the building in the alley between the church and the school. On Saturday 
 mornings we ask that volunteers find street parking (on Clarke or Weil) as
  the lot is reserved for shoppers\n\nRegistration Information\nParticipant
  Cap: 3-4 families or 10 volunteers\n\nAge: 6 years and older\n\nAttire: P
 lease dress casually in closed-toe shoes and keep all your valuables at ho
 me. Wear your Kids Impact Community shirt if you have one. Masks are optio
 nal.\n\nCost: Free. Kinship Community Food Center does accept non-perisha
 ble food donations if your family would like to bring something to donate.
 \n\nQuestions: Reach out to Lizzy at lizzy@kicmke.org with any questions.
 \n\nCancellations: We understand that illness and emergencies can happen.
  If you cannot make it\, please let Lizzy know at lizzy@kicmke.org as soo
 n as possible so we can open up this opportunity to a family on the waitli
 st.\nMore Information\nLearn more about the Kinship Community Food Center 
 on their website: www.kinshipmke.org
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families,Meals
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UID:259@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230826T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230826T113000
DTSTAMP:20230727T013603Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/gardening-for-good-hoop-house-helpers-aug-26
 -23/
SUMMARY:Gardening for Good: Hoop House Helpers
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nJoin Kids Impact Community to help Kinship Comm
 unity Food Center at their urban farm “hoop houses” at Maglio Tomato B
 uilding in Milwaukee! Volunteers will cultivate\, plant\, water\, and harv
 est fresh produce such as tomatoes\, zucchini\, beans\, and kale that will
  be provided to shoppers at Kinship Community Food Center. There are curre
 ntly 11 “hoop houses” ready to provide fresh local food to those in ne
 ed!\nActivities\nKids will be gardening inside the “hoop houses” and p
 lanting\, harvesting\, weeding\, moving soil\, and all things related to t
 he general maintenance of the site.\nPurpose\nKids will have the opportuni
 ty to get dirty\, tend and explore the garden\, and harvest food to donate
  to Kinship Community Food Center.\n\nImpact\nEnjoy a fun\, hands-on exper
 ience gardening while learning about food insecurity in our local communit
 y.\n\nWhen &amp\; Where\nSaturday\, Aug. 26 from 10-11:30 a.m.\nThe “hoo
 p houses” are located at the Maglio Tomato Building\, 4287 N Port Washin
 gton Road\, Milwaukee\, WI 53212. Please park in the lot on the North sid
 e of the building and walk through the fence to the big “hoop houses.”
 \nCan't make Aug. 26? Join us during the Aug. 10 Hoop Houses event!\n\nReg
 istration Information\nParticipants: Five families and all ages welcome\nC
 ost: Free\nMaterials: Dress in layers as “hoop houses” tend to be hott
 er than outside temperatures. Be ready to get dirty! In addition\, please 
 be prepared to bring a water bottle\, closed-toed shoes\, and sunscreen.\n
 Questions: Please contact Annie Turim at annie@kicmke.org with any questio
 ns. We will send you an email to confirm registration and touch base befor
 e the event.\nCancellations: Please contact Annie Turim at annie@kicmke.or
 g asap in the event of a cancellation so we can add waitlisted families t
 o the event.
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families,Nature
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UID:256@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230831T161500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230831T181500
DTSTAMP:20230728T051549Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/august-monthly-meal-program/
SUMMARY:August Monthly Meal Program
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nJoin us for our Monthly Taco Night at St. Vincen
 t De Paul (SVDP)! Thanks to the 2023 sponsorship of Bradley &amp\; Co Real
  Estate\, KIC families will pack up and distribute 150 taco dinners for 
 adult and child guests of SVDP - Harambee at All Peoples Church. The SVDP 
 meal program provides meals throughout the year. Dinners are provided by v
 arious charitable organizations five nights a week. \nActivities\nPartici
 pants will prepare the dining room and serve food to individuals living wi
 th food insecurity. Specific activities include the following:\n\n 	Stuff 
 utensils and napkin bags\n 	Set out taco ingredients\, condiments\, rice\,
  beans\, fruit\, and cookies.\n 	Prepare to-go containers with a full meal
 \n 	Hand out the meals to dinner guests\n 	Basic clean-up post-meal servic
 e (sweeping\, wiping tables\, etc.)\n\nPurpose\n Children will serve and 
 act with compassion toward others\nImpact\nChildren and their caregivers w
 ill serve a healthy meal for guests of the St. Vincent De Paul Meal Progra
 m. \nWhen &amp\; Where\nMonday\, Aug. 31 from 4:15-6:15 p.m.\n\n\nAll Peop
 les Church\n2600 N. 2nd St.\, Milwaukee\, WI 53212\nRegistration Informati
 on\nParticipant Cap: 18 participants\n\nAge: Age 5 and up\n\nCost: Free.
  Please consider a donation to KIC to help cover the cost of the food.\n\
 nMaterials: Hairnets\, gloves\, and aprons are required and provided at t
 he event. If your family would like to bring their own aprons and baseball
  caps\, you are welcome to do that. Face coverings are optional at this ti
 me.\n\nQuestions: Contact katiem@kicmke.org or info@kicmke.org with any 
 questions.\n\nCancellations: Please email katiem@kicmke.org or info@kicmk
 e.org if you are unable to make it so we can invite another family to shar
 e in the experience.\nMore Information\nTo learn more about the St. Vincen
 t De Paul Meal Program\, visit https://svdpmilw.org/meal-program.aspx. To 
 learn more about All Peoples Church\, visit http://allpeoplesgathering.org
 /.\nThank you to  Bradley &amp\; Company\, Compass Real Estate for their
  generous sponsorship of our 2023 St. Vincent de Paul Meal Program!\n\n&
 nbsp\;
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CATEGORIES:Children and Families,Seniors
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UID:269@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230901T050000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20231130T100000
DTSTAMP:20231204T001130Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/panera-end-of-day-dough-nation-program-fall2
 023/
SUMMARY:Panera End of Day Dough-nation Program
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nAre you looking for an independent family projec
 t to engage your family each month? We have a perfect opportunity for you.
  KIC is partnering with Panera-Glendale in their End of Day Dough-nation 
 Program. KIC families will reclaim surplus baked goods from Panera to dist
 ribute to community members living with food insecurity.\nActivities\nWe a
 re seeking volunteers to pick up and deliver baked goods one Sunday or Mon
 day morning per month (e.g. 1st Monday of the month\, 3rd Sunday of the mo
 nth) from Panera-Glendale and deliver them to one of two locations:\n1. Th
 e Gathering’s executive director’s home in the Sherman Park neighborh
 ood (Sundays)\n2. Stormonth School in Fox Point\, WI for LX Club (Mondays
 )\nWe will send an email detailing the pick-up and drop-off procedures to 
 interested families. We ask for a four-month commitment to this project (S
 eptember\, October\, November\, December)\nImpact\nChildren will serve wit
 h their families to re-purpose unsold bakery items to provide sustenance 
 to friends living with food insecurity.\n\nWhen &amp\; Where\nPanera-Glend
 ale\n\n5595 N Port Washington Rd\, Glendale\, WI 53217\n\nAnytime before 1
 0 a.m.\n\nDrop-Off Locations: Families will deliver the baked goods to Th
 e Gathering’s executive director’s home in the Sherman Park neighborh
 ood (Sundays) or to Stormonth warming house for senior Bingo (Mondays). 
 We will send an email detailing the pick-up and drop-off procedures to i
 nterested families.\nRegistration Information\nParticipant Cap: 10 familie
 s\nAges: All ages welcome!\nCost: Free\nQuestions: If you have any questi
 ons\, please contact Annie Turim at annie@kicmke.org.\nCancelations: If yo
 u are unable to pick up on your day for any reason\, you can send a “sub
 stitute family.” KIC also has an available “substitute” if needed. 
 We will share that information in an email to participating families.
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UID:267@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230905T060000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230915T200000
DTSTAMP:20230831T173539Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/kinship-food-drive-sept23/
SUMMARY:Kinship Food Drive
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nKids Impact Community and Kinship Community Food
  Center is looking for your help! Kinship’s shelves are currently quite 
 bare\, making it difficult for them to fulfill their mission. They are in 
 need of a variety of non-perishable food items for their guests. Kinship C
 ommunity Food Center engages volunteers and neighborhood residents to end 
 hunger\, isolation\, and poverty. This project is inspired and designed by
  9-year-old Zoe who saw a need in our community and seeks our help to fill
  the shelves at Kinship. It is the first of hopefully many in KIC's Junior
  Leader programs.\nActivities\nVisit houses in your neighborhood with your
  children to ask for donations to help fill the pantry shelves. Families m
 ay also choose to simply donate on their own without going door-to-door. O
 nce you register\, we will follow up with a detailed email that will inclu
 de specific dropoff locations\, a list of what general food items to colle
 ct\, and prepared documents to help set your children up for success.\nPur
 pose\nOur hope is that this event will be led by your children! We wish to
  give your children the opportunity to feel directly capable of making cha
 nge in our community. They will have the chance to learn about food insecu
 rity and how they have the power to help. By taking the lead\, your childr
 en will help provide food to those who cannot afford it themselves.\nImpac
 t\nIt is our hope that by participating in this event\,  children will le
 arn that even though they are small\, they can make a big impact on others
 \, and have fun doing it!\nWhen &amp\; Where\nYou will have from Sept. 5-1
 5 to collect and drop off all donations at one of the designated collectio
 n sites located in these areas: \n\n 	\n\n 	Bayside\n 	Grafton\n 	Lannon\
 n 	Milwaukee-Washington Heights \n 	Shorewood\n\n\n\nJoin our in-person s
 ervice project with Kinship Community Food Center on Sept. 19! You and you
 r child will assist shoppers with registration and grocery selection\, hel
 p shoppers carry bags\, serve snacks to shoppers\, and clean up.\nRegistra
 tion Information\nParticipant Cap: 200+\n\nAge: Children of all ages are w
 elcome!\n\nCost: The only cost to you would include any donation your fami
 ly wishes to make. \n\nQuestions: Should you have any questions\, please 
 email Katie Cizauskas at katie@kicmke.org.  Please remember that we will 
 send you an email to confirm your registration and a number of specifics a
 bout your collection.  \nMore Information\nLearn more about Kinship Commu
 nity Food Center at kinshipmke.org.
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UID:265@kicmke.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230905T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230905T113000
DTSTAMP:20230831T132558Z
URL:https://kicmke.org/events/gardening-for-good-hoop-house-helpers-sept5/
SUMMARY:Gardening for Good: Hoop House Helpers
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\nJoin Kids Impact Community to help Kinship Comm
 unity Food Center at their urban farm “hoop houses” at Maglio Tomato B
 uilding in Milwaukee! Volunteers will cultivate\, plant\, water\, and harv
 est fresh produce such as tomatoes\, zucchini\, beans\, and kale that will
  be provided to shoppers at Kinship Community Food Center. There are curre
 ntly 11 “hoop houses” ready to provide fresh local food to those in ne
 ed!\nActivities\nKids will be gardening inside the “hoop houses” and p
 lanting\, harvesting\, weeding\, moving soil\, and all things related to t
 he general maintenance of the site.\nPurpose\nKids will have the opportuni
 ty to get dirty\, tend and explore the garden\, and harvest food to donate
  to Kinship Community Food Center.\n\nImpact\nEnjoy a fun\, hands-on exper
 ience gardening while learning about food insecurity in our local communit
 y.\n\nWhen &amp\; Where\nTuesday\, Sept. 5 from 10-11:30 a.m.\nThe “hoop
  houses” are located at the Maglio Tomato Building\, 4287 N Port Washing
 ton Road\, Milwaukee\, WI 53212. Please park in the lot on the North side
  of the building and walk through the fence to the big “hoop houses.”\
 nCan't make Sept. 5? Join us during the Sept. 30 Hoop Houses event!\n\nReg
 istration Information\nParticipants: Five families and all ages welcome\nC
 ost: Free\nMaterials: Dress in layers as “hoop houses” tend to be hott
 er than outside temperatures. Be ready to get dirty! In addition\, please 
 be prepared to bring a water bottle\, closed-toed shoes\, and sunscreen.\n
 Questions: Please contact Annie Turim at annie@kicmke.org with any questio
 ns. We will send you an email to confirm registration and touch base befor
 e the event.\nCancellations: Please contact Annie Turim at annie@kicmke.or
 g asap in the event of a cancellation so we can add waitlisted families t
 o the event.
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