u/Whole-Chemistry6914

Workshop!!
▲ 5 r/Akola

Workshop!!

Hey everyone! Remember that craft post I made a while back? I’m hosting a Pipe Cleaner Flower Workshop! 🌸✨

I'll be teaching you step-by-step how to make your own gorgeous, everlasting flowers.Absolutely no experience needed!

🎨 Full art kit included (all materials provided!)

🥤 Complimentary beverage on me

🗓️ This Saturday | 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM

📍 Venue: Social Sips

🎁 Redditor Discount: Special discount for everyone coming from Reddit!

Spots are limited to keep it cozy. DM me to reserve your seat! 💐✨

u/Whole-Chemistry6914 — 1 day ago
▲ 10 r/Akola

Pipecleaner bouquet making Workshop

Hey everyone! I recently started a small business making pipe cleaner flower bouquets, and I’m dreaming up a local workshop to celebrate. The date and time aren’t locked in yet, but I wanted to see who might be interested! It’ll be a super chill, beginner-friendly space to meet new people, learn the basics, and take home a fuzzy bouquet that never dies. If you’d love a relaxing craft day and want to help me bring this to life, drop a comment or send me a DM so I can keep you updated once details are fixed! 🌷

u/Whole-Chemistry6914 — 14 days ago
▲ 50 r/Akola

Orphanage day

I prepared 22 hampers and gave one to each child after speaking with the orphanage home and understanding what they actually needed. I tried to curate them thoughtfully based on both their needs and a few personal ideas.

The girls hampers included a few extra things specifically useful for them, and apart from the individual hampers, we also donated sports items like a bat, ball, badminton set, and volleyball net since the children needed them.

I also chose not to cut a birthday cake or celebrate in the usual way. Instead, I spent time with the children and shared ice creams and snacks with them so the day felt comfortable, natural, and enjoyable for everyone rather than making them feel like spectators to someone else’s celebration.

I honestly wasn’t planning to post any of this, but someone from Reddit also contributed towards it and told me that sharing it might inspire more people to do something similar, so I decided to post it.

Very grateful to everyone who helped in any way ❤️

u/Whole-Chemistry6914 — 2 months ago
▲ 13 r/Akola

Suggestion needed

I’m turning 21 soon

I want to spend the day at an orphanage/children’s home in Akola. I’d like to celebrate with the kids by arranging food, cake, snacks, or things they actually need.

I’ve never done this before, so I wanted some guidance:

Which orphanages/children’s homes in Akola are genuine and welcoming for this?

Approximately how much budget is needed?

any advice or personal experiences would really help.

Thank you :)

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