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bake sale

noun

  1. a sale of homemade, donated baked goods, as by a church or club to raise money.



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She cooks strange things for him — a school bake sale becomes a source of humiliation for him.

As evidence, there’s a bake sale where her treat is accused of having the dreaded “soggy bottom,” triggering an epically well-staged food fight.

“They’re not interested in covering the bake sale or the blood drive,” she said.

"However, in order to reduce the pressure of the costs of the trip on our families, we've come up with some great fundraising ideas, including a bake sale and sponsored walk from Swindon to Marlborough and back."

From BBC

Launched initially in 2020 by Chef Paula Velez, a James Beard Award finalist, Bakers Against Racism was a virtual worldwide bake sale that raised funds for charities that supported the Black Lives Matter movements.

From Salon

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