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Hiking the Highlands for Project Africa

Connie Beall and brotherOur own Connie Beall is walking 96 miles across Scotland to raise needed funds for Project Africa.  She will walk with her brother Scott across Scotland’s first official long distance route linking Milngavie to Fort William – a distance of 154km (96 miles) - from the northern outskirts of Glasgow, to the foot of Ben Nevis at Fort William.

We almost DOUBLED our donations from last year!

Thanks to the hard walking and energetic fundraising for the Human Race 2010 - our 15 team members raised close to $10,000!

Fabulous Food For Thought Walkers at the Human Race 2010

15th Annual Western Sonoma County Home & Garden Tour site featured in Press Democrat

One of the seven sites available for viewing at the 15th Annual Home & Garden tour was featured in the Press Democrat on May 1. Robert and Maben Rainwater, strong supporters of the food bank, agreed to allow up to 400 tour participants to view their recently completed Arts and Crafts gem. 

Video of Our Remodel

During the week of March 8, 2010 Food For Thought shut down to complete some major repairs which included ripping up all of the flooring, replacing the subflooring and finished the project off with new tiles and new grocery store shelving.

A special thank you to our wonderful supporter George Lord who helped to defray the cost of the project.  We have created a  video  of the process to share with you.

 

 

Food for Thought Auction 2010

Downtown Sebastopol will ring with the sound of the auctioneer's gavel on August 15, as Food For Thought holds its ninth live auction. The event focuses on antiques and collectibles, wine, and luxury items such as vacation packages. The auction is one of the organization's biggest fundraising events, funding a substantial part of the food budget.

Home & Garden Tour 2009

wright-veggie-garden-gt.jpgOur 14th annual Western Sonoma County Home & Garden Tour saw lots of happy people out in the sunshine on May 17.

In addition to the gracious property owners who shared their homes and gardens with us, lots of other people helped to make the day a success.