United Way of Sheboygan County is pleased to announce the sixth annual Harvest for the Hungry event, sponsored by Destination Kohler and Sargento Foods. The annual event will take place Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at the Main Stage tent for the 17th Annual Kohler Food & Wine Experience, located at the Shops at Woodlake Kohler. Tickets are available for $15 (adult) and $10 (children) at the United Way office, Woodlake Market in Kohler, or online at www.uwofsc.org/events/harvest.
“Going on our sixth year for this wonderful community event, we could not be happier to partner with such amazing companies as Kohler Co. and Sargento,” said Tom Malmstadt, Executive Director of United Way of Sheboygan. “We have invested record amounts for our United Way Efforts. We could not be more proud and thankful for the community’s support.”
The community can enjoy the Kitchens of Kohler Harvest menu for lunch, dinner or both - seatings will be offered throughout the day. Tickets, purchased in advance by October 15, are available at $15 for adults, $10 for children ages 5-12 and free for children age 4 and under. Ticket prices increase $5 at the door. Beverages include Torke Coffee, assorted Pepsi products and bottled water. Wine and beer will be available for purchase from 5-8 p.m.
- Lunch seatings offered at 11a.m. and Noon
- Dinner seatings offered between 4:30-6:00p.m. and 6:30-8:00p.m.
For those interested but cannot attend the seated meals, prepackaged meals to-go are available at the tents at Woodlake Market. Place orders by calling 920-457-6570.
There will be raffle items available throughout the day and appearances made by the United Way of Sheboygan County Business Champions. Guests have the opportunity to visit and take photos with the new mascots representing United Way of Sheboygan County’s top companies: Kohler Co., Sargento Foods, Vollrath, Plastics Engineering Company, Rockline and Johnsonville.
September and October have been designated as United Way Months in Wisconsin, in recognition of the launch of United Way annual campaigns throughout the state. For more than 80 years, United Way of Sheboygan County has been working to build a stronger and healthier community through effectively facilitating community resources, convening broad dialogue and focusing on the areas of highest need. Many companies in Sheboygan County run employee campaigns this time of year, and some run special events as a boost to their annual campaign to support the United Way’s mission.
For more information on all of our upcoming events, please visit www.uwofsc.org/events
By:
Kaitlin Deschane