Sedona, AZ, Twitters from Sedona, Flagstaff, Cottonwood and surrounding areas will gather Tuesday September 15, 5:30 - 7:30pm at the Market Place Cafe to connect, to raise money and collect food donations for the Food Bank. It serves Sedona, the Village of Oak Creek, Page Springs and Cornville for more than 25 years.
Attendees can purchase raffle tickets to win fabulous prizes, including one of a kind art donated by local artists, Sedona pies and gift certificates from local businesses. The Marketplace Cafe is generously donating their Cafe for the gathering and will provide a cash bar for guests. For Twitter-ers traveling from afar to attend the event, the Hilton Sedona Resort has created at special overnight package and of course free internet to allow Twitter guests to tweet all about their stay. The package starts at $139. per suite, contact 1.877.273.3762 for reservations.
About The Sedona Community Food Bank
The Food Bank for over 25 years has operated autonomously. It is organized as a Non-Profit Corp. Since 2009 the Food bank has provided over 130,000 pounds of food to needy families. The Food bank receives NO Federal, state or city funds and is completely dependent upon donations from individuals, churches, organizations and local businesses. It is operated solely with volunteers. http://www.sedonafoodbank.org
Leave No Child Hungry
This Tweet Up Fundraiser is part of the Food Bank Challenge to have a Million donations made to local Food Banks, on September 30, 2009. For more information about Happy Mind, go to http://happymind.ca and http://fusedlogic.com
Do your part to be part of the One Million photographs. Take a pictures of your donations and contribute to this cause and discover your happy mind.
About The Marketplace Cafe
In 1997, when Michele and Jeff decided to open their restaurant, The Marketplace Café, in the Oak Creek Factory Outlet Mall in the village of Oak Creek, they successfully melded their respective East Coast and West Coast backgrounds and traditions to develop an extensive and eclectic menu. “We just talked about the types of foods we like, tested them out and also got suggestions from our guests,” said Michele. Jeff and Michele are also very accommodating when it comes to special requests by their guests. Fans of Twin Peaks will remember the cherry pie which was popular at the local restaurant. This was Jeff’s responsibility and is offered on the menu. Jeff was the Prop Master, after all. http://mpcsedona.com
