August 2017 – RI Feeds RI
Rhode Islanders are hungry! 1 in 8 are food insecure — one of the highest rates in the region.
Children and elderly are the hardest hit with 25% of children below the poverty line and our elderly choosing medicine — or food. Very disturbing statistics indeed…..
RI Feeds RI works with municipal and state leadership to plant community gardens where people rent plots and donate a portion to the food pantry in their community.
They are also actively engaged with with schools to help coordinate student-led community gardens where celebrity chefs work with the students to prepare delicious plant-based tastings and teach the children how to prepare the dish at home.
Follow them on Facebook: RI Feeds RI
Website: https://rifeedsri.org/
Upcoming Concert/Dinner with Jen Chapin Trio & Guests – Proceeds to Benefit RIFeeds RI
This event is GENERAL ADMISSION – Tickets: $20
VIP Package: $75 – Dinner and Meet and Greet before the concert at Hope Artiste Events located at 999 Main Street in Pawtucket. The farm to table event will start at 5:30 pm with dinner and presentations at 6 pm. Ticket prices are $75 per person and includes the show. There will be a silent auction as well and all proceeds will go to RI Feeds RI, Why Hunger and other hunger relief organizations.
*If you have any difficulty in processing your order, please contact the venue box office (401)331-1005 or Etix 1(800)514-3849 during their hours of operation.
**If you are unsure if your order went through, please check the email address you provided for a confirmation from Etix before duplicating your order.
Purchase your tickets here: RI Feeds RI Benefit Concert Tickets
Liz Klinkenberg – Founder of RI Feeds RI
First Annual RI Feeds RI Concert/Dinner to End Hunger featuring: Jen Chapin Trio & Guests – August 25, 2017 (click the above image to register)
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