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Chef's Feast

February 15, 2020 The Party: More than 700 guests flocked to the Charleston Convention Center to indulge in the 30-plus dishes—one from each of the participating restaurants—which included bites such as truffled duck dumplings from Husk, muffaletta sliders from Slightly North of Broad, jerk marinated tuna from Acme Lowcountry Kitchen, and hummingbird cheesecake from Obstinate Daughter. DJ Natty Heavy provided the backing track to the evening, and Tom Crawford led the live auction—which featured prizes such as dinner for eight at Charleston Grill, a tour of Boeing, a girls’ getaway weekend to Charlotte, and more. More than $450,000 was raised for Lowcountry Food Bank’s childhood hunger programs, which help students without access to healthy meals after school as well as during weekends and summers. Highlight: All 30 chefs took the stage so guests could thank them for their generosity. Overheard: “I’ve never seen so much food in one place!” Beneficiary: Lowcountry Food Bank

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The Lowcountry Food Bank board of directors with LCFB President and CEO Pat Walker (bottom right)Tom Crawford of ABC 4 News led the live auction.The Charleston Convention Center hosted the 21st annual dinner.(Back row) Landon Davis, Malcolm and Kim Graham, Paul Stoney, and Marcus Hammond; (front row) Ginger Chatman, Jennifer Schuchart, and Allison StoneyConfetti flies as Kelly Golden of iHeartRadio congratulates the chefs on a job well done.Guests watched a brief video about the Lowcountry Food Bank before the auction began.Pork belly from Wild OliveLowcountry Food Bank Executive Chef Emily Cookson prepares bread pudding.

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