Grow Some Good’s Taste of School Gardens event wouldn’t be a success without our sponsors. Thank you to the many individuals and businesses that are donating their time, talent and resources to our event this year.
Photo by Meiko Photography
Putting the “Taste” in Taste of School Gardens
We want to recognize those who make Taste of School Gardens an outstanding culinary event – our participating chefs and restaurants. This year, we welcome Chef Gary Johnson of the new Hana Ranch Provisions and welcome back our wonderful team of returning chefs, including:
– Chef Craig Dryhurst of DUO at Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea
– Chef Cameron Lewark of Spago
– Chef Brian Etheredge of Capische?
– Chef Christopher Kulis of The Market Maui
– Chef Brian Murphy of Cow Pig Bun
– Chef Kevin Laut of The Outrigger Pizza Company
– Chef Don Marceaux of Fabiani’s
Thank you for sharing your talent and resources to make our event the best school-garden-to-table event on Maui!
New Sponsors in 2016
A very special thank you to Par Hawaii, SunEdison, and Maui School Garden Network for joining us as new sponsors this year. We appreciate your support!
Location, Location, Location
This wonderful venue with a beautiful view gets rave reviews every time. Thank you to the Hotel Wailea for hosting us again this year. We also rely on another Wailea neighbor, the Four Seasons Resort, for providing help in planning and logistical support. Thank you for helping us with the details!
Media Sponsors
We are grateful for our media sponsors, Maui No Ka Oi Magazine, and MauiTime who are helping us spread the word about Taste of School Gardens. With their help, we anticipate another sold-out event this year! Hawaii On TV will provide coverage during the event. Mahalo!
Lights, Please!
A very special mahalo to Epic Lighting for helping us create a gorgeous ambiance after the sun sets. This is our third year working with this top-notch company – Hawaii’s first and only green business certified, 100% eco-friendly lighting company.
Keeping it Local
Local Harvest has volunteered their services in a big way – they are coordinating all of the produce donated from local Maui farmers and bringing it together in time for the chefs to prepare for Saturday night. Mahalo for sharing your time and expertise in sourcing local produce for this event.
Mahalo!
Taste of School Gardens is Grow Some Good’s premier fundraising event to support our community programs. Our programs are hands-on, outdoor learning experiences that cultivate curiosity about natural life cycles, connect students to their food sources, and inspire better nutrition choices. In addition to helping establish food gardens and living science labs in local schools, we provide resources and curriculum support through community partnerships in agriculture, science, food education and nutrition. Your support helps make this happen. Mahalo!
