Brooke Bohnsack, Susie Kerridge and Daisy Platt
Sarah Armenta, Andrea Greeven Douzet and Darcy Hutzenlaub
Ben Donohue, Lauren McCarthy, Chris Fleming and Lauren Cooke
Marjorie Hays
Darcy Hutzenlaub
Chef David Bouley
Marjorie Hays. Erika Kallstrom, Brooke Bohnsack and Dawn Martorana
Chef Dani Chavez-Bello and Chef David Bouley
Chef Dani Chavez-Bello and Chef David Bouley
John Malafronte, Paul Muller, Darcy Hutzenlaub and Sheilah Malafronte
Keith and Lauren Hagerty
Pam Koch, Brett Staffieri and Catherine Staffieri
Shelly Johnson and Katie Schwart
October 13, 2015 | Parties
On Sunday, October 3rd, an evening to benefit Food Pantry Farm was held at Bouley Botanical in Tribeca. Chef and the Farmer, a farm-to-table dinner and wine pairing, curated by Chef David Bouley, included a discussion with the Chef himself as well as live music by 2015 Grammy nominated pianist & composer, Emilio Sollo with saxophonist Chris Cheek. The event was followed by an after-party at the iconic Tribeca Grand Hotel, now called The Roxy.
The Food Pantry Farm is a non-profit organization founded in response to the increasing number of East End residents who were turning to local food pantries for help. Last season alone, Food Pantry Farm donated to food pantries in Amagansett, Springs, East Hampton and Sag Harbor as well as to a local women’s and children's shelter, the Eleanor Whitmore Day Care Center and the East Hampton Senior Center. Food Pantry Farm’s mission is to grow and donate the highest quality fresh, organic produce to those in need while increasing access to healthy, locally-sourced products and raising understanding and awareness about hunger; its causes, as well as sustainable solutions.
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