Go Eat Give to Launch Cross-Cultural Educational Programming in DC

WASHINGTON - Feb. 20, 2015 - PRLog -- Washington, DC (February 20, 2015) – Go Eat Give, nonprofit organization dedicated to exploring and understanding cultures around the world, will host a launch event on Tuesday, March 10, 2015, to kick-off Go Eat Give’s expansion to the DC region. The event will introduce DC area residents to the organization and its unique program offerings involving food, travel, and service.

The event will take place between 6:30-9:30pm at the new Hierarchy Special Exhibition Gallery attached to Napoleon Bistro & Lounge (1847 Columbia Rd, NW) in Washington, DC. Go Eat Give founder Sucheta Rawal will be on site to speak to attendees about the work of the organization and share her experiences as a renowned philanthropist, food writer, and international traveler. Rawal will also be speaking at the Travel and Adventure Show at the DC Convention Center on March 8^th.

Hierarchy’s 2-star Michelin Chef Gerard Pangaud, the youngest chef ever to receive 2 stars, will personally prepare light refreshments for guests. Artwork from Michael Owen, creator and lead artist of the Baltimore Love Project, will be featured on the gallery walls. There will also be a cash bar and goody bags provided.

This is a fun opportunity to celebrate Go Eat Give’s arrival to DC, learn about Go Eat Give’s programs, and meet the Go Eat Give team. More information and event registration (FREE) can be found at https://goeatgivedc.eventbrite.com.

About Go Eat Give:

Go Eat Give is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting cross-cultural education and awareness. Go Eat Give was founded in 2011 in Atlanta, Georgia, by Sucheta Rawal, an award-winning food and travel writer, cooking instructor, philanthropist, and entrepreneur. Since then, Go Eat Give has educated over 10,000 people every month about diverse cultures around the world to put an end to bigotry and stereotypes and promote peace, diversity, and international understanding.

Go Eat Give’s programming includes monthly Destination Dinners, cooking classes, service opportunities, and global volunteer vacations. Go Eat Give is now thrilled to announce the expansion of its program offerings to DC’s culturally-diverse community. For more information on Go Eat Give, visit online at www.goeatgive.org.