EVENT DETAILS
- Who: Consumers and those who appreciate good food and a worthy cause as well as members of the press are invited.
- What: The Main Dish for Kidsave proceeds will benefit Kidsave, a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization working to move older children out of orphanages and foster care and into permanent, loving families.
- When: Tuesday, May 3, 2011, 7:00 to 10:00 pm
- Where: The Washington Post Conference Center, 1150 15th St. NW, Washington, DC 20071
- Why: To ensure that all children grow up with caring parents who can help them reach their potential
- Price: Tickets are $95 per person or $180 per couples
For more information, please email Terry Baugh at Terry@kidsave.org or call 202-503-3111 or Jessica Outer at Jessica@kidsave.org or call 202-253-3838.
Kidsave is searching for the best Main Dish in Washington and is calling on Washington, DC chefs and the local food service industry to support their new foodie event and compete for the honor of being voted as Washington’s Best Main Dish award winner. The event proceeds will benefit Kidsave, a not-for-profit, child advocacy organization dedicated to finding families for older children forgotten in foster care and orphanages worldwide.
Hosted by NBC4 Anchor Barbara Harrison at the Washington Post Conference Center on May 3rd, The Main Dish Event focuses on selecting the best main dish in the greater Washington, DC area. Top local chefs will be preparing their best main dishes which will be sampled by the expected 300 plus attendees.
Some of the competing restaurants already signed up include the Bartlet Pear Inn, Farrah Olivia Restaurant; The Restaurant at Patowmack Farm; Domaso Trattoria Moderna; Evo Bistro; Serendipity; Starboard; The Front Page; The MadHatter: Bethany Blues; Evo Bistro; and celebrity chef, Sammy Davis Jr. The winning chef will receive DC’s Best Main Dish Award and an all-expense paid, three-day Eastern Shore getaway. Attendees will also be able to bid on one-of-a-kind silent and live auction items.
Kidsave helps orphans and foster children—primarily foster kids in the United States and kids in orphanages and foster care in Russia, Colombia, and Sierra Leone —find permanent homes with caring families. Kidsave’s model programs connect older kids forgotten in orphanages and foster care with families who host them in their homes for weekends and school breaks, advocate for their adoption and make lasting connections for the children. Since 1997, Kidsave has helped more than 3,000 children find parents and lasting connections, trained and inspired hundreds of professionals worldwide to use family visits as a way for finding families for children who otherwise have no hope. Kidsave’s goal is to give 1 million children families and connections by 2020.
May is foster care month. Kidsave’s Main Dish event will shine a spotlight on the needs of children in DC who have languished in foster care and are in desperate need permanent families and mentors.
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