Giving Back Magazine January 2019 | Page 56

hefs, Cork & Craft Gala Journey to the Seaside T he San Diego Food Bank’s seventh annual Chefs, Cork & Craft Gala will be held at the nonprofit’s vast 90,000-square-foot warehouse facility in Miramar on Saturday, April 27, 2019. This year’s gala theme is A Seaside Soiree. Johnson Bolinger and I are thrilled to co-chair the ala that attracts over 500 guests. This year, we will be ng living on the California coast. Our seaside soiree ill feature elegant beachside décor that complements the eauty of the shoreline. We want the evening to serve as ge to our region’s relationship with the coast and sea,” chair Cheryl Floros shared with Giving Back Magazine. d Bank’s gala is unique because more than thirty ed local chefs, representing restaurants from across the prepare the evening dinner for the gala’s 500 attendees. ’s chef committee chair, Chef Sara Polczynski of d Plates shared, “Each chef is designated to one or two guests, and they act as a personal chef, preparing a urse dinner with drink pairings.” uty of this event is that the chefs not only volunteer their local companies including Specialty Produce and Bread nate the food that the chefs prepare for each table of This saves the Food Bank the significant overhead costs associated with a charity fundraiser dinner. And these N.COM | JANUARY 2019