Gifts from Kitchen
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- David Matthews, McCreary County School District Volunteer/Parent Involvement/Community Education Director, welcomes parents to the annual Gifts from the Kitchen class.
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- Andrea Jones, 4-H Program Assistant for County Extension Services, laughs as she demonstrates how to make the “caramel apple in a jar” gift.
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- Tina Ledbetter, with daughter Cheyenne, work together to complete their project.
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- Tabitha Ridner finishes making a “caramel apple in a jar” gift.
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- Mary Jean Rollins and Debbie Meadows work together on their project.
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- Kendra Lawson, with daughters Alma (left) and Heavenly (right), enjoy delicious party food at the “Gifts From the Kitchen” class.
“Gifts From the Kitchen” is an annual event hosted by the McCreary County School District at the Christian Appalachian Project Community Center at Eagle. This year’s class featured how to make a “caramel apple in a jar” gift.
David Matthews, District Volunteer/Parent Involvement/Community Education Director said the event is always popular.
“With community education, we go a lot by the results of surveys,” Matthews remarked. “Through surveys, we have found a need for food and clothing. These yearly classes give parents ideas for cheap Christmas gifts that provide food.”
Matthews was assisted in presenting the class by Andrea Jones, 4-H Project Assistant for the County Extension services. Jones helped with the class to promote the Extension Agency’s emphasis on eating fruits and vegetables during the holiday season.
Photos by: Eugenia Jones
