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2nd Annual CVU Empty Bowls Dinner
Lift up our community and join us for the second CVU Empty Bowls Dinner, Thursday, April 10th, 6:00pm at the CVU High School Café. This popular event sold out quickly last year, so don't delay in purchasing your tickets. Only 300 tickets available! NOTE: TICKETS WILL NOT BE FOR SALE AT THE EVENT!Empty Bowls is a global grassroots movement that rallies communities to combat food insecurity. Community members are invited to participate in a soup dinner to raise money for a local food shelf. This year's recipient will be the Hinesburg Food Shelf at the Hinesburg Community Resource Center. The Hinesburg Community Resource Center (HCRC) is a volunteer non-profit 501(C)3 organization of neighbors helping neighbors. HCRC responds to the needs of Hinesburg area residents while we build community and extend a helping hand. Tickets: $20 donation per adult, $10 donation per child ( Donations: If you are not able to make the dinner event OR in addition to your dinner ticket, please consider a monetary donation. All monetary donations are tax deductible (A donation receipt will be emailed after the event, from HCRC, for your tax records). Select an amount from the green DONTATIONS tab below and follow the prompts to check out. If you would prefer to mail a check, please make it payable directly to the Hinesburg Community Resource Center, PO Box 444, Hinesburg, VT 05461. If you need help registering for tickets or making a donation online, contact us at 802-482-7194.Event: Each ticket will include one food grade handmade ceramic bowl*, and a dinner of homemade soups (vegan and vegetarian options available), artesian bread, and Sisters of Anarchy scooped ice-cream.*Your chosen bowl will act as a continuous reminder that your contribution helped fill the “bowls that go empty every day” in our state. . Silent Auction*: Featured products donated by local businesses, additional bowls, as well as beautiful wooden cutting boards handcrafted by CVU woodworking students will be open for bid. Payment by cash or check is preferred. Credit card payments can be arranged. (*if you own a business and would like to contribute a product or service please contact access@cvsdvt.org)Sponsors*: Thank you to those that have already made a generous contribution! *If you own a business and would like to sponsor this event, please email access@cvsdvt.org.
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Riveting Basics: Silver Pendant
Join fine local jewelry maker, Jolynn Santiago, and learn how to make a beautiful piece of jewelry to wear of gift. Riveting is a process where two or more pieces of metal are connected without heat. There are several types of rivets. This class focuses on the basic rivet; a metal pin with a shank and two nail heads that holds two or more pieces of metal together. Once the basic rivet is secured with a hammer, the parts are permanently immobilized. In this class, students will create a sterling silver pendant. In addition to riveting, students will learn how to saw using a jeweler’s saw, file, sand, anneal (soften metal), apply texture and patina. On the last day of class, we will discuss the students’ finished projects as a group. We’ll also discuss creating a setup for those who wish to continue practicing their riveting skills at home. Students will leave this class with handmade jewelry, a better understanding of basic riveting, the resources needed to order the proper materials and the knowledge to create a small riveting set-up of their own.All materials, and tools for use during class are included in the fee. All levels are welcome!(Photos are examples of designs using the riveting process)
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Digital Skills Series for All Ages with Emmy Hilliard!
Emmy Hilliard of Grow Digital Skills, will help you discover the power of all things tech and computer related. The topics are endless and current based on what's trending in this fast moving digital world. You cannot escape using digital media, social media, the web, apps, and AI in this modern world. All you can do is learn about it, learn how to use it, and learn how to optimize or minimize it to suit your lifestyle. Bring your questions, your curiosity, and be ready to dig deep into each series. Each series is 2-sessions and held in-person at CVU High School. Handouts will be available as a reference during each presentation with Q&A at the end of the class. If you shop online, use smart home devices or own a smartphone, tablet, laptop, desktop, TV, or iPad then you will leave each series more informed and a healthier digital citizen. All ages welcome! 1. "Travel Tech Mastery" (Feb 10 & March 10) Finding the best travel deals online Navigation and translation for travel and map apps Staying connected while traveling 2. "AI Tools for Everyday Life: Your Personal Digital Assistant" (March 5 & 12) Using ChatGPT for writing, recipes, and planning Free AI tools for image creation and editing Practical applications for daily tasks 3. "iPhone/iPad Mastery" (March 10 & 17) Essential features and hidden gems Accessibility settings and health features Emergency settings and security features 4. "Photos to Memories" (March 19 & 26) Organizing and sharing digital photos Creating digital photo books Cloud backup strategies 5. "Online Shopping Safety & Savings" (CANCELLED) Price comparison tools Spotting legitimate vs. suspicious stores Amazon and Facebook Marketplace basics 6. "Cutting the Cord: Streaming TV Guide" (April 30 & May 7) Understanding streaming services Hardware options and setup Cost-saving strategies 7. "Social Media Without the Stress" (May 12 & 19) Facebook and Instagram basics Privacy settings and security Connecting with family and interest groups 8. "Smart Home Basics" (June 2 & 9) Simple, smart home devices Voice controls and automation Safety and convenience features Each topic within the series is independent. Sign up for your topic of interest, or sign up for all! "Great classes with a passionate instructor, well versed in multiple topics. Would definitely attend another class with Emmy!"
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Champlain Valley Union High School
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Everyday AI - Updated for 2025
Updated with Fresh Features! Discover how AI can make your life easier, more connected, and more fun! This hands-on course introduces you to the latest AI tools, with a focus on using ChatGPT, Claude, and Google's Gemini. You'll learn how to incorporate AI into your daily routine, from summarizing documents and food planning to using the camera to identify everything from plants to rare car parts. Learn how to use AI as an assistant and tutor. We'll also touch on the ethical side of AI, ensuring you're informed and empowered. Optionally, bring your devices with ChatGPT or Claude installed and prepare to explore! This class will meet inside CVU.
Wed, May 7
6:30 - 8:30 PM
Champlain Valley Union High School
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