chefs for change press release
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This was a sample press release I created for our monthly Chefs for Change event at PSP.TRANSCRIPT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Amy Jenkins, Director of Development People Serving People 614 South 3rd Street, Minneapolis, MN 55415 612.277.0221 or [email protected]
MEDITERRANEAN FLARE FOR A LOCAL CAUSEChef Brahim Hadj-Moussa of the Barbary Fig Joins Chefs for Change Event
Minneapolis MN, April 20, 2010 7:00pm – Chef Brahim Hadj-Moussa joins People Serving People, a homeless shelter for families with children in downtown Minneapolis to cook a first class “prix fix” meal in the shelter’s kitchen.
Chef Brahim Hadj-Moussa mixes Moroccan flavors, Tunisian spices, and casual Provencal style at the Barbary Fig restaurant in St. Paul. Tastes of the Mediterranean and North Africa beckon diners to St. Paul where Chef and owner Brahim Hadj-Moussa's café features a menu of couscous, tagine, and other homemade specialties. For over twenty years, Chef Hadj has been cooking innovative Mediterranean cuisine, including chicken, seafood, lamb and vegetarian dishes on Grand Avenue. Learn how to use the flavors and spices of this region as Chef Brahim Hadj-Moussa, who everyone calls Hadj, demonstrates his expertise in People Serving People’s kitchen. Tickets are $75 and all proceeds go to benefit People Serving People. Please contact Mary Ites at 612.277.0246 or [email protected] for more information. Visit http://www.thebarbaryfig.com for more information about the Barbary Fig Restaurant.
Members of the media are welcome to come and experience this event. The Chefs for Change event is taking place on Tuesday April 20th, at People Serving People, 614 S. 3rd Street, Minneapolis, MN 55415. Tours of the shelter begin at 6:30pm, and the dinner begins at 7:00pm. Please call Amy Jenkins if you would like to attend at 612.277.0221.
About People Serving PeoplePeople Serving People (PSP) is the largest and most comprehensive, family-focused shelter in Minnesota. The true face of homelessness is the face of a child. On an average night, PSP provides housing for more than 300 guests, two-thirds of which are under the age of 18. PSP provide for the immediate needs of families in crisis and offer long-term stability. In the midst of economic crisis, at-risk families experience the most dramatic effects. Investing in families today curbs long-term costs tomorrow. People Serving People is a 501(c)3 supported through corporate sponsorships, county partnerships, grants and gifts from individual donors. For more information visit www.peopleservingpeople.org
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