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Inter-Faith Food Shuttle is honored and excited to partner on Chef Ashley Christensen's annual dinner to fight childhood hunger. Joining Ashley in the kitchen is a serious line up of talented chefs from all over the country:

• Chef Sarah Grueneberg, chef/partner of Monteverde Restaurant & Pastificio in Chicago, IL (2017 James Beard Foundation Award for Best Chef: Great Lakes)

• Chef Jason Stanhope, executive chef of FIG in Charleston, SC (2015 James Beard Foundation Award for Best Chef Southeast)

• JoAnne Canady-Brown, owner of The Gingered Peach Bakery in Lawrence, NJ (2018 James Beard Foundation fellow)

• Alex Raij, chef owner of Txikito, La Vara, Saint Julivert, and El Quinto Pino in New York (2019 finalist for James Beard Awards Outstanding Restaurateur)

• Rob McDaniel, executive chef of SpringHouse in Alexander City, AL (2017 semifinalist for James Beard Foundation Best Chef South)

Your evening begins with a cocktail reception with bites from Ashley Christensen, followed by a dinner featuring a course with wine pairing from each guest chef. After dinner, bid on an array of auction experiences donated by each of the chefs. Proceeds from the event will fight childhood hunger throughout North Carolina and in each of the communities the chefs live.

North Carolina FC will host a food drive to benefit Inter-Faith Food Shuttle prior to the start of its Oct. 5 match against New York Red Bulls II, presented by Aetna.

Fans will be able to make donations outside the Northeast gate at Sahlen’s Stadium at WakeMed Soccer Park, located nearby the Coastal Credit Union Box Office. The first 300 fans to donate at least five cans of food will receive a free ticket to the match.

Donations will begin to be taken at 5:30 p.m. Gates open at 6:00 p.m. and the game starts at 7:00 p.m.

For more information and tickets, click here.

What do you do with your food waste?

Do you bag it and send it off to a landfill?
By burying it in a landfill, it creates methane gas and contributes to
polluting our groundwater.
                                              STOP IT!

Let worms eat your garbage.  They LOVE it and, in return, the worms will give you castings to put in your gardens and lawn.
You will grow healthier, bigger vegetables, fruits and flowers, all pesticide/herbicide free.
Using earthworms and microorganisms to convert organic waste into black
earthy-smelling, nutrient-rich humus is known as "vermicomposting".

Let earthworms help you turn your food waste into a valuable resource.

Our presenter Susan Quinby-Honoer, founder of Red Hen Enterprises, (http://www.redhenenterprises.net/services.html) will teach students about how they can keep vermicompost worms at home without any need for turning or flipping your pile.

Camden Street Learning Garden

811 E. Davie Street

RSVP to jacob@foodshuttle.org

Pre-sale tickets are no longer available. A limited number of day-of wristbands will be available on-site for $15.

Join the NC Pork Council and the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle for championship barbecue at the Wide Open Bluegrass Festival! 

Purchase a wristband to sample from 28 of the top Whole Hog Barbecue cooks in the state competing to be named the 2019 Whole Hog State Champion. Sample as many as you can and select which one you think deserves to be the 2019 People’s Choice Award winner, all while supporting great causes. 

Wristbands are $10 in advance or $15 day-of, and includes all-you-can eat 'cue and coleslaw. Proceeds will be donated to Inter-Faith Food Shuttle and IBMA Bluegrass Trust Fund.

Get tickets here.

2 E. South Street
Raleigh, N.C. 27601

Summer has drawn to a close but there’s still plenty of time to bring in the last harvest of seasonal herbs from the garden. Presented by herbalist Diana Donovan.

Camden Street Learning Garden

315 Camden Street, Raleigh

RSVP to jacob@foodshuttle.org

Let's kick off another year of Backpack Buddies with a social packing hour for individual volunteers. Join us at the Child Food Hub to help pack meals bags for children in need of hunger relief. Invite a coworker, friend, or just yourself for a afternoon of service.

 Minimum age requirement: 8 and older

To volunteer, click here.

The end of your harvest doesn’t mean the end of the garden fun. Saving seeds from the plants you grew can be an educational and exciting—and economical—way to understand the natural cycles of plant life.

Geer Street Learning Garden

110 Geer Street, Durham

RSVP to fern@foodshuttle.org

The end of your harvest doesn’t mean the end of the garden fun. Saving seeds from the plants you grew can be an educational and exciting—and economical—way to understand the natural cycles of plant life.

Camden Street Learning Garden

315 Camden Street, Raleigh

RSVP to jacob@foodshuttle.org

Renowned rock-soul band St. Paul & The Broken Bones will return to Red Hat Amphitheater the evening of August 29 to entertain Inter-Faith Food Shuttle donors and friends and raise awareness of our mission to end hunger. All June 1st tickets will be honored at the August 29 concert and new tickets are available for purchase.