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I need new pots/pans. I have old T-Fal brand ones and the non-stick is starting to come off of. I have a 2 year old and I know it can be dangerous if the non-stick stuff gets into food and you eat it. I worry especially for her health. I’m looking for new pots and pans but there are so many kinds I don’t know where to start. Can anyone offer advise?

Enumerate and describe the different kinds of kitchen utensils

Here are a few thoughts! Please add your own!

1-Go to Hospice to work talk to those who are sick,old or dying.
2- Give to those in need
3-Help with can drive / food drives in your area
4-Donate Blood
5- Host funraisers to buy things for children in need
6- Donate to your library
7-Talk to your neighbors to work together and volunteer
8- Volunteer for a community center
9- Become a big brother/sister
10- Give Zadakat and Zakat.
11- Donate Food and medicines
12- Do cancer/diabetes/premature children/heart disease walks (THEY ARE FUN GUYS)
13-Open a support group on the internet for people struggling with a particular problem
14-Be there for whomever needs your help!
15- Make gift baskets for children/older folks and take it to them in the hospital old folks homes and orphan houses
16- Assist a family that has recently experienced a crisis and is resettling into a new apartment or house (i.e. Kitchen: dishes, flatware, pots and pans, basic cooking utensils, towels and cleansers).
26-For parents in Need Assemble a new parent’s kit for the arrival of a newborn.
27-Alter and repair clothes for the needy, elderly and homeless.
28-Gather clothing from your neighbor and donate it to a local shelter.
29-Donate art supplies to kids in a homeless shelter.
30-Organize a neighborhood group to plant, tend and harvest a vegetable garden.
31-Make first aid kits for homeless shelters.
32-Take homeless children on outings.
33-Teach what you know!Volunteer to teach classes on a sport you enjoy and know a lot about. In my case I am a computer engineer and a Mathematician so I could teach computer literacy for example.
34-Organize a newcomers group in your neighborhood to welcome new families.
35-Volunteer to help with Quran School.
36-Organize a local blood drive with the American Red Cross.
37-Organize a campaign to raise money to buy and install new playground equipment for a park.
38-Read aloud to a person who is visually impaired.
39-Organize a car pooling campaign in your neighborhood to cut down on air pollution.
40-Grow fresh flowers and deliver them to someone to brighten their day.
41-Help everyone in your family conserve water.
42-Elect a family “energy captain” to shut off lights, radios, and TV’s when not in use.
43-Host a recycling fair.
44-Plant trees.
45-Start a compost pile and encourage your family to use it!
46-During bad weather, visit seniors to make sure they have everything they need.
47-Volunteer at an animal shelter. Help clean up, play with the animals, or do whatever’s needed to make the shelter a nicer “temporary” home for the animals.
48-Form a “we love animals” club and volunteer to care for animals at a children’s zoo.
49- Deliver meals and encouragement to HIV+ or AIDS symptomatic patients
50-Tutor at a local school

Any creative thoughts on this would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
M

Enumerate & define the following:Pastry Tools, Bake ware accessories, Pots & Pans,Basic Cutting tools