On September 12, the Warwick Valley Chamber of Commerce hosted the 29th Annual Taste of Warwick at Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery (114 Little York Road) to raise money for the “Backpack Snack Attack.” In total, the chamber donated $1,076 to Backpack Snack Attack.
“We are so grateful to the wonderful restaurant participants who served our guests delicious food and donated their time to make this event possible,” the chamber said in a statement.
Backpack Snack Attack is an outreach program created by the Warwick Reformed Church. According to the program’s website, Backpack Snack Attack helps feed more than 250 children in the city of Warwick. The church said it started the program in January 2009 “to provide food for hungry school children to eat at home on weekends during the school year, when school meals are not available.” In the fall of 2011, the church said it expanded the program to include all public schools in Florida, Greenwood Lake and Warwick. (For more information, visit Backpacksnackattack.com.)
Participants included: Black Dirt Distillery, Candy Apple Shoppe, Clearview Vineyards, Clemson Brothers Brewery, Dobbins Tavern- Stagecoach Inn, DUBCO Acres, Eddie’s Roadhouse, Edenville General Store, Hef’s Hut Bar and Grill, Last Whiskey Bar, Meals by Anbu, Noble. Pies Bakery & Café, Pecks Wine & Spirits, Pennings Farm Cidery, Roam on Rail, ShopRite of Warwick, The Glenwood, Warwick Chocolate Company and Warwick Valley Winery and Café.
This event is made possible with the support of numerous sponsors, including “five-star” sponsors Access: Supports for Living; Freedom Boat Club; Mike Cordero of State Farm; Nebraska Plumbing, Heating and Cooling; Ozob Energy Solutions; St. Anthony Community Hospital; Law Office of Elizabeth Cassidy; wall radio; and Warwick Valley Winery and Distillery. The event’s “four-star” sponsors were 17&Orchard Candle Company, Christine Adams of State Farm, Paul Ruszkiewicz of REMax Realtors, Pell Wealth Partners, Rhinebeck Bank, ShopRite, The Stretch Artists, and The Wallkill Group. The “three-star” sponsors were Edward Jones, Howard Hanna/Rand Realty, Orange Bank & Trust, Track 7 Postal Center, Warwick Valley Telephone, Winston Scott Gallery and Zammitti Law, PLLC.
The Chamber also gave a special thank you to EP Jansen “for providing gorgeous flowers to make the night even more beautiful.”
Participants included: Black Dirt Distillery, Candy Apple Shoppe, Clearview Vineyards, Clemson Brothers Brewery, Dobbins Tavern- Stagecoach Inn, DUBCO Acres, Eddie’s Roadhouse, Edenville General Store, Hef’s Hut Bar and Grill, Last Whiskey Bar, Meals by Anbu, Noble. Pies Bakery & Café, Pecks Wine & Spirits, Pennings Farm Cidery, Roam on Rail, ShopRite of Warwick, The Glenwood, Warwick Chocolate Company and Warwick Valley Winery and Café.
This event is made possible with the support of numerous sponsors, including “five-star” sponsors Access: Supports for Living; Freedom Boat Club; Mike Cordero of State Farm; Nebraska Plumbing, Heating and Cooling; Ozob Energy Solutions; St. Anthony Community Hospital; Law Office of Elizabeth Cassidy; wall radio; and Warwick Valley Winery and Distillery. The event’s “four-star” sponsors were 17&Orchard Candle Company, Christine Adams of State Farm, Paul Ruszkiewicz of REMax Realtors, Pell Wealth Partners, Rhinebeck Bank, ShopRite, The Stretch Artists, and The Wallkill Group. The “three-star” sponsors were Edward Jones, Howard Hanna/Rand Realty, Orange Bank & Trust, Track 7 Postal Center, Warwick Valley Telephone, Winston Scott Gallery and Zammitti Law, PLLC.
The Chamber also gave a special thank you to EP Jansen “for providing gorgeous flowers to make the night even more beautiful.”