Event:	Uhuru Pies (Alameda) Share
Location:	The Prep Kitchen 2400 Monarch Street, Alameda, CA 94501
Date:	Dec 9th 2018, 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Staff:	Manager: Marilyn Y ; Coordinator: Ida N
RSVP:	This event has already occurred

Event Description:

Every fall holiday season since 1981, Uhuru Pies has been a tradition in the Bay Area that raises funds for the programs of the Uhuru Movement. Join the campaign to sell over 2,000 pies in the Bay Area this Thanksgiving and December holiday season.

What we'll be doing:

We will preparing packaging for Christmas pies, which may include making pie dough, cooking apples for pie filling, mixing berries and other nuts and fruits for holiday pies. Specific work may vary. 

What you should know:

Clothing:

Please wear comfortable clothing that is okay to work in. You may get food on your clothes. Aprons will be provided. Please wear closed toe shoes with grippy soles (ABSOLUTELY NO flip flops or sandals). A cap or visor is recommended. Extra caps/visors will be provided if you do not have one. Red or black preferred. Bring hair ties, clips or other ways to make sure all your hair is tied up and put back, without falling out. This is important for food service work! Water will be provided to all volunteers.

Parking:
Please look for parking at the lot directly across the street from the The Prep Station

Where to Meet:

Knock on the red door or come around to the loading dock in the back and knock. UHURU Pies has the rear portion of the building.

Uhuru Pies:

Uhuru Pies is a Northern California holiday tradition. Named for the Swahili word for freedom, Uhuru Foods & Pies is one of the dynamic economic development institutions of Black Star Industries. Co-sponsored by the African People's Education and Development Fund. Pie purchases support the development of an independent African (black) economy that African people are building to once again own and control their own resources, including land, food production and distribution worldwide. The goal is to meet the needs of their own people everywhere for prosperity, decent housing, health and the ability to follow their own aspirations to contribute to the development and well-being of African people and our society: a vision that we can all support.