Cooks food Is fighting to change laws Processes food Works in all five boroughs Only runs on volunteers Works with chickens Transports food Works with fish Works locally in their neighborhood Lets anyone access their organization Grows food Relies on donations Makes working conditions better Mostly works in a language other than English Composts Works with NYC government Works outside Sells food Relies on money from taxes Works on education Works in the neighborhood you live in Started in 2020 Works with school- aged children Has been around for more than 20 years Has a budget over $100,000 Has a larger budget than your organization Works to reduce food waste Has a smaller budget than your organization Is elected to do their job Knows how to forage Is fighting racism Is taking care of green space in NYC Cooks food Is fighting to change laws Processes food Works in all five boroughs Only runs on volunteers Works with chickens Transports food Works with fish Works locally in their neighborhood Lets anyone access their organization Grows food Relies on donations Makes working conditions better Mostly works in a language other than English Composts Works with NYC government Works outside Sells food Relies on money from taxes Works on education Works in the neighborhood you live in Started in 2020 Works with school- aged children Has been around for more than 20 years Has a budget over $100,000 Has a larger budget than your organization Works to reduce food waste Has a smaller budget than your organization Is elected to do their job Knows how to forage Is fighting racism Is taking care of green space in NYC
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Cooks food
Is fighting to change laws
Processes food
Works in all five boroughs
Only runs on volunteers
Works with chickens
Transports food
Works with fish
Works locally in their neighborhood
Lets anyone access their organization
Grows food
Relies on donations
Makes working conditions better
Mostly works in a language other than English
Composts
Works with NYC government
Works outside
Sells food
Relies on money from taxes
Works on education
Works in the neighborhood you live in
Started in 2020
Works with school-aged children
Has been around for more than 20 years
Has a budget over $100,000
Has a larger budget than your organization
Works to reduce food waste
Has a smaller budget than your organization
Is elected to do their job
Knows how to forage
Is fighting racism
Is taking care of green space in NYC