Oma's Soep sells delicious fresh soups and meals based on grandma's authentic recipe. The proceeds are used to make lonely elderly people happy! At least 50% of the profits from Oma's Soep are donated ...
Cooked 26/05/26
Practical details
Activity • One-off
Contact person
Lot Manuputty
#113081
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An afternoon full of board games, tall tales, even more jokes, and of course, delicious soup!
What does a Cooking Day entail?
The Cooking Days are organized weekly from different locations and last approximately 2-3 hours. We expect you at the designated starting time at the community center/daycare location. Upon arrival, we'll warmly welcome you and explain everything about the program. We'll make delicious soup together with the seniors, play games, and socialize with them by chatting. All information will be provided a few days before the activity.
Why do we organize Cooking Days?
Grandma's Soup Cooking Days are always about 
Fun and enjoyment. The elderly at community centers and day care centers crave the companionship of our volunteers, and making soup together with young and old proves to be a unique combination.
P.S. Would you like to help out more often, and do you enjoy the camaraderie of the Cooking Days? Get in touch! We're always looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help organize more Cooking Days!
About Oma's Soep - Rotterdam
Oma's Soep sells delicious fresh soups and meals based on grandma's authentic recipe. The proceeds are used to make lonely elderly people happy! At least 50% of the profits from Oma's Soep are donated to the Oma's Soep Foundation. The Foundation organizes weekly activities in various cities throughout the country where young and old are brought together to combat loneliness. Locally, our student boards organize weekly Cooking Days and Soup-at-home days and nationally we organize major events and PR campaigns.
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