|
| 7 |
Rooftop Garden Work Parties Early and Late Spring
Early Spring (Starting Seeds of Growth): Help us achieve our goal of producing 5,000 pounds of produce from our rooftop garden in 2021! All ages welcome! We are looking for 20 volunteers who will help us start seeds for our summer
growing season and for distribution of plant starts to our community. Each volunteer will receive a box lunch.
Late Spring (Waking up the Garden): Rooftop Roots needs your help prepping our garden beds for the summer growing season. All ages are welcome to help us start the season off right! We are looking for 30 volunteers to add compost
to our growing crates, transplant our vegetable starts and wake up the garden space in hopes of producing even more fresh produce for the Food Bank. Each volunteer will receive a box lunch.
Note: Garden Parties will occur after the threat of COVID 19 when we can once again work together. Auction winners will receive an email confirmation after the auction and a few weeks before volunteer date.
There are no paper certificates for this item.
Value: $10.00
|
|
| 120 |
FareStart: 25 Years of Transformation Cookbook
This gorgeous cookbook is a celebration of one of the Food Bank's non-profit partners: FareStart. It is filled with delicious recipes and heartfelt stories about FareStart's journey as a nonprofit in Seattle. We have 4 copies of the book, selling at $50.
Note: This item is only available for pick up at the Food Bank.
Value: $50.00
|
|
| 233 |
Talk on Wolves by University of Washington Professor Aaron Wirsing on Thursday, May 6, 5 PM
Nearly eradicated from Washington State in the early 1900s, wolves are now gradually returning. Learn more about their recovery in this talk by an ecologist from the University of Washington. This talk will review the history of wolves in Washington, describe their ongoing return to the Pacific Northwest, and highlight new research projects exploring the ecological and economic impacts of their recovery.
Aaron Wirsing, Ph.D., is a wildlife ecologist who studies the ways
that large carnivores can change the lives of their prey beyond simply
killing and eating them. Working along with his students in the Predator
Ecology Lab, he compares the mechanisms that drive predator effects in both aquatic and
terrestrial environments and aims to show underlying similarities
between two seemingly disparate systems.
Value: $25.00
|
|
| 300 |
University District Food Bank Hoodie
In classic Seattle fashion, a simple but unique black zip up hoodie for all seasons! This hoodie represents the University District Food Bank with our red apple logo on the front. The back displays our name and the year we first opened our doors for food distribution.
Product description: black Gilden brand cotton and polyester blend zip up sweatshirt with a hood comes in sizes small, medium, large, and extra large.
Our model and Community Connector at the Food Bank, Liliya, is wearing a size Medium.
Note: the hoodie is available for pickup or will be mailed by mid-November.
Value: $18.00
|
|
| 800 |
Best of Live Raffle
Here’s your chance for only $50 to win the Live Auction item of your choice (Magnum Frenzy excluded).BUY NOW so you have no regrets! Raffle drawing will happen at 3:00 p.m. Saturday, October 24 and announced during the live program.
Value: $0.00
|
