What our eight bakers
do each month
Two Sundays a month, eight little bakers gather in person to mix, roll, decorate and sell sugar cookies — building skills, friendships and faith along the way.
Bloom Bakers Club — Ages 4–12
If you are looking for children's activities, Little 8 Bloom is an organization that hosts educational baking camps and cookie-decorating workshops for kids. Each chapter brings together a group of eight young bakers who meet twice a month to mix, roll and decorate sugar cookies — building real kitchen skills, friendships and faith along the way.
Kids learn simple baking techniques to master sugar cookies, royal icing and cookie decorating, alongside interactive games, faith-based lessons and community donation drives. Every meeting follows the same warm six-step rhythm, so bakers always know what comes next and parents always know what their children are learning.
Target audience
Ages 4–12
Age-grouped chapters of 8 bakers: Junior Bloom Bakers (4–6), Bloom Bakers (7–9) and Senior Bloom Bakers (10–12).
What kids do
- · Mix & roll sugar cookie dough
- · Flood & pipe with royal icing
- · Practice sales: pricing, greetings & making change
- · Donate cookies to a food pantry
- · Recite the club creed together
1st & 3rd Sundays
Two in-person meetings every month.
Sugar cookies
Baking and decorating from scratch.
Cookie donations
We bake to give back and sell for good.
Faith & family
Christians who recite the creed together.
A meeting, step by step
Every Bloom Bakers meeting follows the same warm rhythm, so bakers always know what comes next — and parents always know what their kids are learning.
- 1
Creed & welcome
We open every meeting by reciting the Bloom Bakers Club creed together — our promise to bake with kindness, work as a team, and share what we make.
- 2
Bake the dough
Hands in the bowl! We mix and roll out sugar cookie dough, learning how flour, butter and sugar come together to make the perfect canvas.
- 3
Decorate with flair
Piping bags, sprinkles and royal icing. Each baker decorates their own cookies and practices flooding, outlines, and simple designs.
- 4
Talk time
We pause for talking time — sharing stories, highs and lows, and building the friendships that make the club feel like family.
- 5
Package & serve
Bakers box up their cookies and run a practice sale with play money — an educational activity that builds customer service, making change, and confidence with people.
- 6
Donate & celebrate
Cookies go to a donation drive or community cause. We hand out badges, cheer birthdays, and close out the meeting together.
1st Sunday
We mix and chill the dough, learn that month's decorating technique, and practice on practice cookies. Lots of talking time and a snack to close.
3rd Sunday
We bake the real batch, decorate our take-home cookies, then package cookies for the club's approved community fundraising activity. Donations are collected and badges are handed out.
Baking with belief
Bloom Bakers are Christians. We open every meeting by reciting the Apostles' Creed and our Bloom Bakers Club Creed — a kid-friendly promise that keeps our meetings kind, joyful, and centered on community. Bakers of every background are welcome to bake, learn and grow with us.
The Apostles' Creed
I believe in God, the Father Almighty, Creator of heaven and earth, and in Jesus Christ, his only Son, our Lord, who was conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary, suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died and was buried; he descended into hell; on the third day he rose again from the dead; he ascended into heaven, and is seated at the right hand of God the Father almighty; from there he will come to judge the living and the dead. I believe in the Holy Spirit, the holy catholic Church, the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and life everlasting. Amen.
The Bloom Bakers Club Creed
I am a Bloom Baker.I bake with kindness and share with joy.I work as a team and lift up my friends.I measure with care and decorate with love.I sell with honesty and give with a glad heart.I believe in God and trust His plan for me.Where there are cookies, there is community —and I am family.
A year of sweet skills
Each month builds on the last. Bakers earn a badge for every theme they complete — and by the end, they've practiced every skill from dough basics to our approved community fundraiser.
Sugar cookie basics
Mixing, rolling, chilling and cutting the perfect dough.
Royal icing & flooding
Outlines, floods and the first smooth-as-glass finish.
Piping & borders
Stars, shells, dots and beaded edges.
Wet-on-wet designs
Marbling and heart-and-flower inlays.
Character cookies
Faces, sprinkles and bringing cookies to life.
Bloom Baker Entrepreneurship
Create → Package → Price → Present → Give. Practice sales in club, plus an approved fundraising event only when a host organization authorizes it.
Practice sales & approved fundraisers
Bakers package their cookies and run a safe, simulated sale — practicing greetings, making change, handling questions, and the confidence that comes with serving real customers.
Cookies for donations
The money our bakers raise selling their 8 cookies goes to three places: a local food pantry, the club supplies and ingredients that keep meetings stocked, and a Bloom Baker scholarship fund so more kids can join a chapter. Bakers learn that what they make with their hands can bless someone else's day.
Recruit a friend
Bakers can invite friends to join their chapter. A full chapter is eight bakers — and every new friend helps another group of eight get started.
Membership & gear
Every baker starts with their very own Bloom Bakers kit. There's a one-time initial membership fee of $35, then just $20 a month thereafter — covering gear, ingredients, badges and birthday celebrations.
Pay your baker's dues
Two separate payments: a one-time $35 joining fee when your baker starts, and $20 a month after that. Pay securely with a card or PayPal — no account needed.
The Bloom Baker welcome kit
Every new baker gets their own hot pink welcome box, hand-packed and ready for their very first Sunday meeting. It's theirs to keep — apron on, hat up, spatula in hand.
- ●Little 8 Bloom apron
- ●Hot pink chef hat
- ●Offset icing spatula
- ●Little 8 Bloom cookie stamp
- ●Sugar cookie mix pouch
- ●Creed card & welcome packet
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New baker — one-time
$35once
one-time, paid once when your baker joins
The one-time joining fee that sets your baker up with everything they need for their very first meeting.
- ●Bloom Bakers apron & chef hat
- ●Offset spatula and starter baking gear
- ●Club welcome packet + creed card
- ●Chapter placement with a group of 8
Monthly dues
$20/ month
per baker, every month after joining
Covers both Sunday meetings each month — ingredients, icing, packaging and all the sprinkles.
- ●Two in-person meetings (1st & 3rd Sundays)
- ●All dough, icing and decorating supplies
- ●Monthly skill badge
- ●Complimentary birthday-month celebration
Already paying monthly dues? Manage or cancel your dues — sign in with the email you paid with.
Please pay the one-time joining fee first, then start monthly dues in the same month your baker attends their first meeting. Questions about a payment? Email angel@little8bloom.com.
Birthday celebrations
During a baker's birthday month, the whole chapter celebrates them — with a special birthday cookie, a song, and a moment to feel extra loved. It's our complimentary gift to every Bloom Baker, because family celebrates family.
Good to know
Who can join the Bloom Bakers Club?+
Kids ages 4–12 who love to bake (or want to learn). Each chapter is a group of 8 bakers, and parents are always welcome to stay and help.
When and where do we meet?+
Twice a month, in person, on the 1st and 3rd Sundays. Your chapter leader shares the meeting address once your group of 8 is ready to start.
What does membership cost?+
A one-time initial membership fee of $35, then $20 per month thereafter. This covers gear, ingredients, badges and birthday celebrations.
Do we really sell cookies?+
Selling is a learning activity, not a business. Bakers package and serve cookies in a safe, simulated sale to practice confidence, math and people skills. Donations raised go to three places: a local food pantry, the club supplies and ingredients that keep meetings stocked, and a Bloom Baker scholarship fund so more kids can join a chapter.
Is this a faith-based club?+
Yes. Bloom Bakers are Christians and we recite the Apostles' Creed and our club creed at the start of each meeting. Bakers of all backgrounds are warmly welcomed.
Ready to start baking?
Pick a chapter and request your spot below. We'll email you club updates and next steps — including your first meeting date and how to get your baker's kit — when your group of 8 is ready.