Odense Eats Together
EAT THE COMMUNITY IN PROGRESS
ABOUT THE EVENT
As part of Denmark Eats Together ( People's Movement against Loneliness), the Volunteer Center, together with partners from the Loneliness Charter , invites you to a communal meal at Odense City Hall. The table is set in the City Hall Hall, where we enjoy a shared meal and have a cozy evening with dining, musical backdrop and communal singing.
The communal dinner is an open, non-commercial event (expected ticket price of 50,-/person) for all citizens, volunteers and participants from the city's associations, your neighbor, your old classmate...
(Link to ticket sales coming)
We look forward to seeing you.
The event is part of Denmark Eats Together.
Would you like to help form new communities and focus on combating loneliness? In weeks 17 and 45, we encourage all of Denmark to eat together.
read more at https://danmarkspisersammen.dk
We are looking for corporate volunteers to...
Practical help at the event
We are looking for a small group of volunteers (approx. 2-5) (possibly a small team from a company) to come and help us run “Odense Spiser Sammen”.
Odense eats together is a cozy social dinner in Odense City Hall that will focus on community (as a way out of loneliness). Behind the event is a group of partners from the “Ensomhedschartret” in Odense. Including Frivilligcenter Odense. It is a non-commercial social event - carried out by volunteers from a number of the city's civil society actors and in collaboration with Odense Municipality.
Various tasks surrounding preparation/cleanup for the event. The various practical meetings that occur on the day, including table setting, preparation, cleanup, etc.
As volunteers, you will have the opportunity to participate in the meal... Curious? Then please contact us for more info.
What does it take?
You are expected to...
– Want to help – preferably together with your colleagues
Where and when does the activity take place?
Where and when?
The Town Hall Hall at Odense Town Hall on April 27, 2023.
More info
See the association's website here
