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Ready, Set, Eat: Food-A-Go-Go’s Restaurant Week Starts April 5
More than 40 restaurants are featuring special dishes, discounts and prix fixe menus to support Hawai‘i’s agricultural education programs.
April 1, 2021
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Food-A-Go-Go Restaurant Week is coming April 5 to 12. Restaurants across Hawai‘i are featuring special dishes or prix fixe menus and donating auction items for two reasons: to support local eateries and raise money for agricultural education in our public schools.
The whole thing is being organized by the Hawai‘i Agricultural Foundation, which introduces farming to elementary school kids and aquaponics to middle and high school students, who also get to visit local farms. The hope is to increase support for buying local produce, and maybe even inspire future farmers.
February 2 2021, 10:01 am | BY Ricki Green | No Comments
Rain, gale force winds and beach closures didn’t stop the industry from catching some waves for good at the UnLtd: Big Kahuna surfing competition in Manly last Friday.
The event, organised by our industry’s social purpose organisation UnLtd saw 11 industry teams brave some serious waves and weather conditions to raise over $90,000 for children and young people at risk.
Says Chris Freel, CEO of UnLtd: “What a great start to the year! The cold weather didn’t stop the warm hearts of our industry getting together once again to support those who need it the most. A big thank you to everyone who supported the event and to all the surfers and spectators for braving the weather and helping us raise an incredible $90,000 for children at risk!”
February 2, 2021 10:28
The UnLtd: Big Kahuna surfing competition has raised over $90,000 for children and young people at risk.
The announcement:
Rain, gale force winds and beach closures didn’t stop the industry from catching some waves for good at the UnLtd: Big Kahuna surfing competition in Manly last Friday.
The event, organised by our industry’s social purpose organisation UnLtd saw 11 industry teams brave some serious waves and weather conditions to raise over $90,000 for children and young people at risk.
Chris Freel, CEO of UnLtd said: “What a great start to the year! The cold weather didn’t stop the warm hearts of our industry getting together once again to support those who need it the most. A big thank you to everyone who supported the event and to all the surfers and spectators for braving the weather and helping us raise an incredible $90,000 for children at risk!”
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