So for the class I always refer to, we had to come up with an idea and carry it out within thirty days. It could have been anything.
What some of my friends and I decided to bake some things and sell them to raise money to donate to a local soup kitchen. The kitchen’s name was Someone Cares Soup Kitchen.
So four weeks… GO!
On week one, we didn’t really know what to do. So we kinda just talked a bit about what we wanted to do.
On week two, we finally decided what to do. Then we set up a date.
On weekend three, we met up and baked.
On week three we sold and sold and sold. But only for three days.
Then week four we donated.
It took a lot of math and time. I love sleep. And let me tell you, I didn’t get enough of it! But overall it was a good experience. I learned that I an a VERY business person. Meeting me, you wouldn’t think that, and heck I wouldn’t think that either, but I am.
We sold 11 things total.
Cotton Candy Cupcakes
Double Vanilla Cupcakes
Apple Strudel Muffins
Pancake Muffins
Red Velvet Cupcakes
Cream Puffs
Mini Cheesecakes
Cookies And Cream Cookies
Chocolate Chip Cookies
S’more Brownies
Cinnamon Doughnut Hole Cookies
There was some challenges. Sometimes we didn’t sell them all. I dropped some cookies on the same day. The math was funky. I totally seemed up on the first batch of cheesecakes. The house was a mess. And buying cotton candy SUCKED! We had to drive to SIX DIFFERENT STORES!!!! But it was okay in the end.
I have always loved baking but I found that I love baking even more due to this challenge. And because of this, I started a new project. It’s called Cupcakes To College and you can find me on Instagram (insert shameless promo here). It’s called that because For College was taken, and I wanted to hopefully raise some to help pay for my tuition.