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AUTISM SPEAKS WALK ORANGE COUNTY AT ANGEL STADIUM

11.27.16

Autism Speaks will host its annual Autism Speaks Walk Orange County 2016 on Sunday, Dec. 4 at Angel Stadium in Anaheim to raise funds and awareness for Orange County residents on the autism spectrum.

More than 9,000 people are expected to participate in the Walk to help raise crucial funds to support vital research, programs, and services that are changing the future for those who are impacted by autism.

Participants can register online for FREE at here. Pre-registration is strongly encouraged. Everyone that will be participating at the Walk must register either online or the day of the walk at the registration tent. Registration and the resource fair opens at 9 a.m., the walk kicks off at 10:30 a.m. and the closing ceremony will begin at 12 p.m. Walkers who raise a minimum of $150 will receive a commemorative Autism Speaks T-shirt.

Angel Stadium in Anaheim is at 2000 E Gene Autry Way in Anaheim.

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One Step Closer, Orange County’s first Culinary Medicine Center

11.27.16

Last month, MaxLove Project—an Orange County nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of child cancer survivors and their families—celebrated its second annual Farm to Fork Dinner at Tanaka Farms in Irvine.

The dinner, marked the launch of MaxLove Project’s Gold Apron Society, an exclusive community of chefs, restaurateurs and real-food advocates dedicated to raising funds for culinary medicine and cancer research.

Thanks to the $206,000 raised at Farm to Fork, MaxLove Project will be able to lift phase one of the Culinary Medicine Center off of the ground, which involves creating the kitchen design and site plan at Tanaka Farms.

Chef members of the Gold Apron Society who cooked at the fundraiser dinner include several of O.C.’s most-celebrated culinary leaders: Chef Azmin Ghahreman of Sapphire Laguna; Chef Zov Karamardian of Zov’s Restaurants; Chef Greg Daniels of Haven Gastropub; Chef Michael Puglisi of Electric City Butcher; and Chef Cathy McKnight of Model Meals.

The Culinary Medicine Center will be a first in Orange County, where local chefs, doctors, nurses and the public will experience hands-on learning about the healing potential of fierce foods. MaxLove Project’s goal is to have one at every children’s hospital nationwide.

Funds will also support MaxLove Project's existing essential thrivership programs, such as the Broth Bank, Fierce Foods Academy and Camp Make & Believe, a therapeutic arts program that helps to ease the anxiety and stress resulting from battling life-threatening illnesses.

Proceeds will also extend support cancer research at Barrow Neurological Institute in Arizona, and the initiation of the Ohana Project for Comprehensive Integrative Medicine helping kids fighting cancer.

MaxLove Project is considering a family-friendly "taste of" style event in the spring, as well as a Farm to Fork dinner in Phoenix, Arizona, in 2017. The Farm to Fork Dinner will return to Orange County Sept. 23, 2017!

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