Run to Feed the Hungry

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When
Thu, November 22 2018
Where
Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services
6000 J Street
Time
8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Admission
Registration for the 25th annual Run to Feed the Hungry opens on July 15, 2018. INDIVIDUALS Youth (17 & under) - only $20! Adults (18 & older) Early Bird Registration - $35 (guarantees a shirt in your size!) Sizing Chart Regular Registration - $40 Race Day Registration (Thanksgiving Day, November 22) - $45 *Race day registrants will not be timed Teams Adults (18 & older) - $55 Youth (17 & under) - $35
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Join Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services (SFBFS) for the 25th annual Run to Feed the Hungry event to take place on Thanksgiving Day. This annual family-friendly fundraiser supports families in need and all donations go to the SFBFS. Two race lengths are offered to suit participant needs. Show your support and participate this year!

In 1994, 796 participants turned out for the inaugural Run to Feed the Hungry event on Thanksgiving morning. This Sacramento tradition, now celebrating a record-breaking 29,604 participants in 2017, is not only the largest run in Sacramento but also the largest Thanksgiving Day fun run in the country!

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Calling all Sacramento gardeners + landscapers. FREE composting class tomorrow in Midtown - and FREE mulch + compost pick-up at Sacramento Marina next Saturday.
Pass it on! 🌳🪴🌱🪵🌺🍅🍆🥕🫑🍉

Wednesday, April 24th, 6-7pm
Brooks Truitt Garden, 19th Street & Q Street:

"The City’s Recycling and Solid Waste Division this spring is offering a series of free in-person backyard composting seminars to help residents learn how to turn food scraps into compost right in their own backyard.

Attendees will learn about decomposition at a local community garden and discover how to recycle leaves, yard clippings, fruit, and vegetable scraps. Additionally, they’ll receive a demonstration on using a “Geobin” composter and learn about composting materials.

Tips will be shared on how to achieve the right balance of food, air, and moisture, how to maintain compost piles, and home gardening." 
~ City of Sacramento website
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Saturday, May 4th, 8am-noon, while supplies last
Sacramento Marina, 2710 Ramp Way

"City staff will be giving away free wood mulch to Sacramento residents on May 4 at the Sacramento Marina (2710 Ramp Way).

There will be a limit of one cubic yard of mulch per customer during the event, which will take place from 8 a.m. to noon or while supplies last.

Attendees can also get free bagged and loose compost, which can improve soil health."
~ City of Sacramento website

Calling all Sacramento gardeners + landscapers. FREE composting class tomorrow in Midtown - and FREE mulch + compost pick-up at Sacramento Marina next Saturday.
Pass it on! 🌳🪴🌱🪵🌺🍅🍆🥕🫑🍉

Wednesday, April 24th, 6-7pm
Brooks Truitt Garden, 19th Street & Q Street:

"The City’s Recycling and Solid Waste Division this spring is offering a series of free in-person backyard composting seminars to help residents learn how to turn food scraps into compost right in their own backyard.

Attendees will learn about decomposition at a local community garden and discover how to recycle leaves, yard clippings, fruit, and vegetable scraps. Additionally, they’ll receive a demonstration on using a “Geobin” composter and learn about composting materials.

Tips will be shared on how to achieve the right balance of food, air, and moisture, how to maintain compost piles, and home gardening."
~ City of Sacramento website
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Saturday, May 4th, 8am-noon, while supplies last
Sacramento Marina, 2710 Ramp Way

"City staff will be giving away free wood mulch to Sacramento residents on May 4 at the Sacramento Marina (2710 Ramp Way).

There will be a limit of one cubic yard of mulch per customer during the event, which will take place from 8 a.m. to noon or while supplies last.

Attendees can also get free bagged and loose compost, which can improve soil health."
~ City of Sacramento website
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