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Kugel Korps

Do you believe in the power of a hot meal? Join the newly formed Kugel Korps! We’re building a strategic reserve of frozen comfort food to support members when they need it most. No culinary skills required!
Promotional flyer for Temple Sinai's "Kugel Korps" volunteer casserole program in a punk-rock stencil aesthetic. Reads: "THE KUGEL KORPS WANTS YOU! Fighting hunger, one casserole at a time." First cook-off on Sunday, August 16 at 2 PM at Temple Sinai Kitchen. No RSVP needed. Includes Temple Sinai and Jewish Nevada logos.
Promotional flyer for Temple Sinai's "Kugel Korps" volunteer casserole program in a punk-rock stencil aesthetic. Reads: "THE KUGEL KORPS WANTS YOU! Fighting hunger, one casserole at a time." First cook-off on Sunday, August 16 at 2 PM at Temple Sinai Kitchen. No RSVP needed. Includes Temple Sinai and Jewish Nevada logos.
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