Ticket Giveaway: Market at the Food Bank 2016

It's no secret that I love the Greater Cleveland Food Bank, and continue to support the organization that gave me my first job in Cleveland almost nine years ago. I believe in their mission, and the staff's passion for what they do in infectious. I try to continue to give back to the organization, particularly during the annual Harvest for Hunger Campaign.

Across Northeast Ohio, companies, schools, and community groups are organizing food and funds drives, shoppers are able to donate at the cash register at local grocery stores, and you can host a Virtual Drive or make a monetary donation online during the Campaign. But, one of my favorite ways to support Harvest for Hunger is by attending the annual Market at the Food Bank event.

The event is being held on Sunday, May 1st at 6:00 p.m. at the Food Bank this year. Tickets are $100 for General Admission, or $200 for VIP.

With food samples from restaurants like AMP 150, Bar Cento, BOMBA Tacos + Rum, Cork & Cleaver, EDWINS, Lucky's Cafe, Melt, Strip Steakhouse, and Zack Bruell Restaurants (just to name a handful)...you're sure to leave full and satisfied. Personally, I'm looking forward to sampling food from the soon-to-open The Plum Cafe & Kitchen. But the list includes 40+ restaurants and beverage purveyors.

With Harvest for Hunger celebrating 25 years in 2016, the Food Bank hopes to raise more than $250,000 at the event. For every $1 donated, they can provide 4 meals in a local hunger center. The evening also includes raffles, auctions, live entertainment, and more.

I have good news. One lucky reader is going to win two General Admission tickets to the 2016 Market at the Food Bank. Just use the form below to enter. Don't forget that you can tweet daily for more entries!

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Good luck! A random winner will be selected on Friday, April 22nd.

Disclosure: I was provided with two General Admission tickets for myself and a guest, and two General Admission tickets to give away in exchange for this post. I am a former employee of the Greater Cleveland Food Bank. All opinions stated are 100% my own.