Join FoodShare for Recipe for Change, an unforgettable evening of fine food, beer and wine featuring top Toronto chefs.
Tickets are selling fast!
When: Thursday, February 25, 2010, 6-9pm
Where: FoodShare, 90 Croatia St, Toronto, ON M6H 1K9
(just below Bloor/Brock)
A fun and fabulous night out!
Mingle with local gastronomes and chefs.
Great food for all; vegetarians and vegans welcome.
Savour a spectacular meal composed of over a dozen tasting plates and accompanied by fine local beer and wine.
Click here for more details including chef bios and the meals they will present!
Tickets just $100 for a full meal and accompanying beverages.
Online: http://www.foodshare.net/RFC/RFC-tickets.htm
By phone: Adrienne De Francesco, 416.363.6441 ext 226
In person: FoodShare 90 Croatia Street (Administrative Office, Room 102)
This event brings together for one event an incredible number (25!) of top Toronto chefs, all of whom share FoodShare’s vision of returning food education to schools. We are talking with them about ways in which we will continue to work together through both concrete action in classrooms and toward transformative educational change in Ontario.
Find out more and buy tickets at: http://www.foodshare.net/RFC/RFC-tickets.htm
Or email Adrienne De Francesco: adrienne@foodshare.net
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About FoodShare Toronto:
FoodShare (www.foodshare.net) is a Toronto non-profit community organization whose vision is Good Healthy Food for All. Founded 25 years ago to address hunger in our communities, FoodShare takes a unique multi-faceted and long-term approach to hunger and food issues. We work to empower individuals, families and communities through food-based initiatives, while advocating for the broader public policies needed to ensure that everyone has adequate access to sustainably produced, good healthy food. Working "from field to table," we focus on the entire system that puts food on our tables: from the growing, processing and distribution of food to its purchasing, cooking and consumption.FoodShare's programs reach over 145,000 children and adults every single month across the city of Toronto and countless others across Canada, bringing them fresh, nutritious, affordable food, and cultivating the knowledge and skills that build healthy communities.
About FoodShare’s Field to Table Schools Program:
FoodShare believes that all children and youth should learn to grow, cook and know good, healthy food. The Field to Table Schools program aims to model and re-introduce food education in Canadian schools, bringing the food system to life with hands-on activities and workshops. Students from JK to Grade 12 learn about composting, school food gardens, nutrition, basic cooking skills, local and global food systems and more.