Here it is! 🙌😎🎙️
The Helping Ninjas Podcast Debut!
First episode with Helping Ninjas Layla & Shruti — interviewing Danni Washington about her not-for-profit Big Blue & You, and her book: Bold Women In Science.
Highly Skilled At Helping
Here it is! 🙌😎🎙️
The Helping Ninjas Podcast Debut!
First episode with Helping Ninjas Layla & Shruti — interviewing Danni Washington about her not-for-profit Big Blue & You, and her book: Bold Women In Science.
Today my brothers and I went to Second Helpings with our mom. We helped the chef by opening boxes and prepping for the meal that they will prepare in the morning.
The first thing we did when we got there was…
How does Second Helpings Work?
Giving Back
October 31, 2024 – Helping Ninja, the Silberstien family, helped to offset waste to the landfills by collecting pumpkins in Hamilton County to be composted. According to the USDA, last year 2 billion pounds of pumpkins were grown in the United States. Approximately 85% of pumpkins are grown for carving and decorating, which creates a lot of waste.
It’s that time of year, you buy a pumpkin, grab a knife and begin your masterpiece. But what happens when your jack-o-lantern turns from spooky decoration to soggy decomposition? Every year pumpkins are the produce to pick during the Halloween season.
Agriculture accounts for 10% of the United States’ greenhouse gas emissions, so what can you do with your pumpkin? Compost them!
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Second Helpings rescues food that would otherwise be thrown away, prepare it, deliver it to local nonprofits for free, and train people for careers in the culinary industry. They deliver more than a million meals every year—many of them to kids and seniors. Second Helpings fights hunger in Central Indiana from every angle.
Since 2018, Helping Ninjas youth and families have been volunteering their time to help at Second Helpings and help to “feed Indy.” In fact, one of our Helping Ninjas’ Skyler, was the youngest person to ever volunteer at Second Helpings at age 4.
On August 27th, our founder, Leo Berry and his two brothers, Sawyer and Skyler Berry volunteered at Second Helpings. They helped to prepare pasta for the Second Helpings Chef. They were able to help feed over 600 families by preparing 200 lbs of pasta!
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Helping Ninja Skyler grew gardens this summer and donated some of his produce and herbs to Second Helpings!
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Each summer Helping Ninjas all over the country grew gardens in their backyards and communities! Share your photos of your garden with us! Tag #HelpingNinjas
Here are some photos of Helping Ninja Skyler’s garden! He grew lots of herbs and a variety of peppers!
July 2024 Helping Ninjas Gardens
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Helping Ninjas are making a difference at Second Helpings. On Saturday June 29th 2024, a group of Helping Ninjas got to volunteer and serve their community of Greater Indianapolis.
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Helping Ninjas Thatcher and Crew are growing gardens in Colorado in their kitchen! Growing your own organic food is fun and good for you and the planet!
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Helping Ninja students had the opportunity to Page at the Indiana Statehouse. On February 12. 2024 Students spent the day assisting House legislators and staff tour the governors office, the Indiana Supreme Court and the House and Senate chambers and had the opportunity to witness the legislative process in person, including debates on various proposals for new laws.
Carmel Clay School Students: Leo Berry, age 14, Ethan Morgel, age 14, Layla Berry 12, and Sophia Heard, age 13, Zionsville Schools
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