Mark your calendars for Monday, March 28th.
KU Environs is partnering with Films For Action to present a film screening of King Corn at Liberty Hall. King Corn is a documentary that exposes the industrialization of corn and its effect on farmers, our environment, health and economy.
Simran Sethi, journalist and KU professor, will speak before the movie, and Curt Ellis, one of the filmmakers, will participants for a short Skype Q&A afterward. There will be gifts at the event of local food and gift certificates from local businesses. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. There is a $3 suggested donation - 70% of all proceeds will go to Just Food - providing food for hungry families in Douglas County.
If you donate $3, you will receive a raffle ticket and be eligible for one of two $50 gift certificates to Tellers, one $25 gift certificate to Pachamamas, three $25 gift certificates to the Merc, one paid cooking class for two at the Merc, Cottins gift cards, and so many more! There will also be Chipotle free burrito gift cards at the door for everyone!
Please spread the word.
For more information, please contact:
Kim Scherman (785) 218-9488 kim.scherman@gmail.com
Tagged: King Corn, benefit, film, event, Just Food, hungry, food pantry, Liberty Hall
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kimscherman (anonymous) says…
There will also be Chipotle free burrito gift cards at the door for everyone!
Here's how the raffle works: If you pay the $3 donation, you will get a raffle ticket and be eligible for two $50 gift certificates to Tellers, one $25 gift certificate to Pachamamas, three $25 gift certificates to the Merc, one paid cooking class for two at the Merc, Cottins gift cards, and so many more!
See our facebook page for more info: http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?...
Please spread the word.