Community Harvest Festival to benefit TreeSisters and Dining for Women
Family-friendly outdoor event featuring live music, dance, local food, arts, and speakers. Topics of passion include the environment, immigration, and international service.
- Enjoy international foods from local restaurants while sipping locally-brewed beer.
- Browse gifts from local crafters, artisans and artists (no, it's not too early for Christmas shopping).
- Enter a raffle to win fabulous prizes!
- Have fun with pumpkin and face painting.
- Listen to local bluegrass artists David Kiphuth & Cecil Adams and the eclectic stylings of Bob and Luke Sheesely.
- Bring home some local produce from Phil's farm,and sign up for a CSA share to enjoy fresh,local produce all season long. (philsfarmcsa.com)
- Take a Salsa lesson from professional dance teacher Pablo Orellano.
- Join an African drum circle.
- Take a tour of Pam's fantastic fall gardens.
About Dining for Women
Dining for Women is a global giving circle that funds grassroots projects working in developing countries to fight gender inequality. Our collective-giving model is proving that small contributions, aggregated together, can make a huge difference. Although we raised more than $5 million between 2003 and 2015, our average donation is $35 – just about the amount you might spend for a weeknight dinner out. Dining for Women is a 501(c)3 nonprofit. Receipts are available for tax deductible donations.
About TreeSisters:
TreeSisters is a global network of women who donate monthly to fund the restoration of our tropical forests as a collective expression of planetary care. As a feminine leadership and tropical reforestation organisation, we exist to call forth the brilliance and generosity of women everywhere and channel it towards the trees. Our goal is to make it as normal for everyone to give back to nature as it currently is to take nature for granted. TreeSisters is a 501(c)3 nonprofit. Receipts are available for tax deductible donations.