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7th Annual MLK PEACE through PIE Community Event & Fundraiser

January 14, 2023 @ 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM

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Join us for 

Beauty’s Community Garden’s 7th Annual MLK PEACE through PIE Community Event & Fundraiser, where we continue the focus on celebrating the work of Dr. King’s legacy toward a harmonious place at the table for all.  This year’s theme is pulled from one of his quotes, “Intelligence plus character–that is the goal of true education.”

This event jumpstarts Beauty’s Community Garden’s funding campaign that runs until February 28th.  All funds raised help to support our year-round programs.

Attendees will enjoy entertainment, free food, pie stories, pie sampling, and chances to vote on the best pies. Also included are chances to win prizes, receive giveaways, and attend two sessions of Garden and Healthy Cooking Workshops–Spanish translators are available for some workshops (listed below). 

    • DATE: Saturday, January 14th 2023
    • TIME: 10am-12:30pm
    • ATTENDANCE: Open to the public – Students, Families, Administrators, Community Members, and Business
    • LOCATION: Frank Black Middle School, 1575 Chantilly Ln. Houston, Tx 77018
    • EVENT WORKSHOPS Limited to (1) per each Session 1 and 2 – Choose two workshops when you RSVP. Current listings of Classes below:
      • Session 1: (11am-11:30am) (5) Garden Workshops and (5) Healthy Cooking Workshops
      • Session 2: (11:35am-12:05pm) (5) Garden Workshops and (5) Healthy Cooking Workshops
        • GARDEN WORKSHOPS: (Session 1 and Session 2)
          • G1: Hydroponics 101: Instructor Frederico Marques, of Moonflower Farms, (English/Spanish)
          • G2: Organically Speaking: Instructor Michael Serant, San Jacinto Environmental Supplies (English)
          • G3: Gardening 101: Instructor Norma DeLaFuentes, Rice University, (English/Spanish)
          • G4: All About Natives: Instructor Robin Yates, Texas AgriLife, (English/Spanish)
          • G5: Intro to Herbs:  Instructor Jasmin Cary, Texas AgriLife, (English)
          • GARDEN WORKSHOPS: (Session 1 and Session 2)
        • HEALTHY COOKING WORKSHOPS: (Session 1 and Session 2)
          • HC1: Tex-Mex Chicken Burrito Bowl: Instr.: Chef Irene, (ENG/SPA)
          • HC2: Granola Crunch Apple-Peanut Butter Wraps w/Dip: Instr.: Morgan White (ENG/___)
          • HC3: Acai Bowl: Instr.: Chef Crys Himes, ______, (ENG/___)
          • HC4: Theme TBD: Instr.: Chef Nettie, (ENG/____)
          • HC5: Theme TBD:  Instr.: ____________, (ENG)
        • ADMISSION: Sign up it’s FREE, but Reserve your spot!
        • QUESTIONS & INFO: Contact [email protected] for event details, and volunteer and sponsorship opportunities
        • SUPPORT: Consider when you reserve your spot we also provide a donation option  that supports our ability to provide “FREE” year-round programs and events to communities throughout the Houston area. 
        • EVENT SHARE LINK to drive attendance: http://bit.ly/3V4p6xO
  • VOLUNTEER:  The ability to sign up to be a volunteer will be available soon. Below is a sample of some of our needs for this annual event:
    • Spanish translators for our workshops
    • Social Media Content and Sharing
    • Sponsorship Coordinator Admin
    • Event day set up & support
    • Canva, Graphic Artist
    • IT for day-of-event
    • Videographer for day-of-event – classes and main event
    • Video editor pre-event and post-event
  • SPONSORSHIP: Are you interested in supporting our year-round programs, while expanding your exposure? Being a sponsor for the 7th Annual MLK PEACE through PIE is the perfect place to do just that. Sponsorship details for Main Event Sponsor, Underwriting Event Sections Sponsor and In-Kind Sponsorships opportunities will be available soon.

Venue

Frank Black Middle School
1575 Chantilly Ln.
Houston, TX 77018 United States
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Beauty's Community Garden is located at 3201 Airline @ E. 32nd Street, in Independence Heights–the first African American municipality in Texas.  Our mission is to close the gap on food inequities and achieve a community culture of health and well-being. Our programs, events and educational materials focus on breaking the cycle of food insecurity, poor nutrition, and the resulting health outcomes people experience who have poor access to fresh produce. These communities are called food deserts, and our garden is located in one of forty plus food deserts in Houston. We are committed to transforming lives through showing the connections between growing foods and their nutritional impact on health, wellbeing and life's possibilities.