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HRC's Wedding Registry is a unique opportunity for couples to encourage loved ones to make a donation in honor of their wedding or commitment ceremony. This is a great way to celebrate their special day, but also a great way to support HRC's work.
Each donation made in honor of a couple's wedding or commitment ceremony will be recognized with a personalized acknowledgment to the couple, as a symbol of their family and friends' love and celebration of their union, as well as a recognition of your commitment to equality.
Set up your HRC Wedding Registry profile and share your story to help advance our work. It takes less than 5 minutes! Each couple gets their own page with their personal story and photo. Loved ones can donate to HRC in their honor and help us move toward the day when all people can marry, no matter who they love.
If you would like to make a contribution on behalf of a couple not on HRC's Wedding Registry or for marriage equality for all couples, please click here. To view couples who have already celebrated their commitment on HRC's Wedding Registry, please visit the archives.
If you know the wedding date of the couple, please use the following shortcuts to navigate the wedding registry:January 2013; February 2013; March 2013; April 2013; May 2013; June 2013; 2014
For questions or to add your ceremony to HRC's wedding registry, please send your name and ceremony date to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Melissa and AdamJanuary 20, 2013
"Like many couples, we met through a mutual friend. We are both social workers, interested in travelling, the outdoors, and laughter. We introduced each other to the worlds of dumpster diving, rock climbing, and Judaism. Not surprisingly, it all worked out."
"We are committed to working for social justice and we believe that marriage equality and equitable rights for LGBQT folks is one of the greatest civil rights issues of our time. We are thrilled that all people can now marry in Washington State, but recognize that in many states only straight couples have this right. By supporting Human Rights Campaign you are not only supporting the values and beliefs that brought us together, you are also helping create the community in which we dream of living."
To read more or make a donation on their behalf, please click here.
Elnora and JackieFebruary 14, 2013
Elnora says, "Jackie and I met 8 years go online. I was attending college and she was working a lot. We had no time for parties and outings, so occasionally we would meet up online to chat and get back to what we were doing."
Together they say, "We would like people to donate because there's a lot more to giving than receiving."
Austin and BransonFebruary 14, 2013
Austin says, "We met at a gun show of all things! I am an avid trapper and Branson was selling coyote scents! Silly but true!"
"We would like our friends and family to donate in our honor because we so believe that people need to know that even tough redneck guys like ourselves deserve to be happy and love whom we want to love!"
Michelle and NickyMarch 17, 2013
Michelle says, "Nicky and I 'met' when I answered her personal ad in the Blade. Our first date was on St. Patrick's Day 2004 at one of Nicky's favorite restaurants - Trio - in Dupont Circle. Eight and a half years later we are still going strong!"
"We believe that a donation to HRC on our behalf is affirming our commitment to equality for all."
Jenah and BillJuly 27, 2013
Jenah, a pet supply store manager and wildlife biology student met Bill, a graphic designer and Japanese cuisine cook, through a mutual friend and have been inseparable ever since.
Together they say, "We are getting married because we love each other and want to spend the rest of our lives together. We are privileged in being able to promise that to one another in front of friends and family who will bless and celebrate our union."
"We, with heavy hearts, acknowledge that not all of our friends and family members can do the same with the loves of their lives. It is with this knowledge that we ask those attending our wedding that are considering purchasing wedding gifts to instead donate to the Human Rights Campaign, a civil rights organization working towards marriage equality."
Caroline and JoshMarch 23, 2013
Josh and Caroline first met at Unity Center of Columbia when they were each about to go their separate ways: Josh to the United Arab Emirates on a two year teaching contract and Caroline to South Africa to study law for the summer. Spirit brought them together again when Caroline returned from her semester abroad and Josh decided to stay in Missouri to teach.
They share a love of the woods, community service, and travel. They are blessed with the love and support of friends and families.
Together, Josh and Caroline say, "We believe that everyone has the right to celebrate and affirm their love in marriage, enjoying guaranteed civil rights and protection."
Louis and ChristopherMarch 24, 2013
Louis and Christopher say, "We met through a cell phone chat site called HOOKT and have been together for close to 5 years now. We have settled now in a small community near Albany, NY and are thrilled that we can we can finally legally exchange vows without having to travel out of state."
"The Human Rights Campaign has been the leader in the fight for marriage equality and other human rights throughout New York. Giving them a charitable donation can help countless couples, gay, straight and questioning, whose human rights are being trampled on daily by government and big business."
Danielle and MattMarch 24, 2013
Danielle and Matt say, "We met briefly in college while serving as extras in the roles of hostages for a friend's short film but ran into each other only occasionally after that. After graduation, we lived in different cities and reconnected during one of Danielle's visits to New York through Matt's roommate, who was the same friend who had directed the short film. About two months into dating we decided to travel together to Berlin, which we knew could be potentially disastrous for a new relationship, but we've been traveling together ever since."
"While we realize that marriage equality is only a small part of a larger human rights struggle by the LGBT community and others, we think it's important to show our support as we celebrate our own wedding, especially because marriage equality benefits us all by making marriage a more open, less gendered institution."
Sadie and RyanMarch 30, 2013
Ryan moved to Portland in August of 2010, where Sadie had been living for the past 7 years. They met online, and after much deliberation if Ryan was indeed, a death metal enthusiast, Sadie decided to go on a date with him.
It turns out that Ryan just looks like a fan of Scandinavian woe-unto-thee music, and is, in fact a completely normal person.
With one look, Sadie knew he was the one for her. They fell in love over a Scotch egg, bonded over Battlestar Galactica, and their adventures began.
After meeting her family and shooting cannons to commemorate the event (as is custom in Indiana) Ryan decided without a doubt this was the woman he wanted to spend the rest of his life with and Sadie knew that he would be the perfect addition to her already incredible family.
Ryan proposed on June 28th, 2012 and they are planning for a spring wedding in March 2013.
They say, "Recognizing our love and commitment through marriage is an amazing privilege that is still denied to many of our close friends, family, and fellow citizens. We would like to use our happy occasion to help others have this same opportunity."
Sarah and LaurenApril 5, 2013
Sarah and Lauren are getting married on April 5, 2013 in Brooklyn, NY.
Together they say, "We first met at church camp in the 4th grade, although this wasn't discovered until years later when we met again through our church group at TCU." From camp, Sarah remembers Lauren as the girl who cried for her mom, and Lauren remembers Sarah as the shy, mischievous camper. "Looking back, we could say it was foreshadowing for our meeting at TCU, because our cabin leader, Dee, was obsessed with the color purple. Years later we discovered that as children we held much in common and were in the same place often growing up. In college, we became friends through Sociology coursework and the Disciples group on campus and later as roommates for our last two years in Fort Worth."
"After college, life wasn't the same apart and we realized that our friendship had developed into much more." That year Lauren studied Social Work in NYC and Sarah attended divinity school in Nashville. "Through many conversations we realized that our friendship was now a love story and we had become each other's definition of "home". We have now enjoyed five years together as a couple, made several moves and adopted two giant dogs. We can't wait for what life's next chapter unfolds for us and we couldn't be more thrilled to celebrate our wedding with family and friends."
Janine and MariliaApril 6, 2013
Janine is a pediatrician who has spent almost her entire life in Indiana and Marilia is an Army officer, born in Brazil and raised mostly in Georgia, who spent a year working in Indiana.
Janine says, "We met online, two months before Marilia left for a year-long deployment. We have spent a lot of time on the phone and on Skype during our engagement! We are so excited to be starting our life together - finally in the same place at the same time."
"We have both been so fortunate - we have all the appliances, accessories, and accoutrements we need to set up our home. What we want more than anything else is for everyone to have the right to marry. We ask our family and friends to support HRC on our behalf (we really want to be able to check that 'married' box!). We love you guys!"
Jennifer and BenApril 6, 2013
Jennifer and Ben met in Chicago 5 1/2 years ago, and Ben gave Jen a piggyback ride.
Brian and CarolynApril 20, 2013
Brian and Carolyn say: "When we met in 2007, we were both working as editors at the Philadelphia City Paper, an alternative weekly newspaper with a progressive mission to tell the stories of every city dweller, regardless of gender, race, class or sexual orientation. Our personal beliefs reflect this inclusiveness, and we hope that one day soon, our gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans friends and family may experience the same joy -- and legal rights -- that we are entitled to under today's arcane and backward marriage laws.
Though it is our strong belief that change is coming, we cannot in good faith ask our guests to help us celebrate our lifelong commitment without acknowledging this injustice. To that end, we hope you'll consider donating to the Human Rights Campaign in lieu of a gift; with your support, we can all help the HRC make LGBT civil rights a reality someday soon."
Amber and JoeApril 27, 2013
Amber and Joe say, "We met in New Orleans four years ago when we were both attending academic conferences in our respective fields (hers-social work; his-fisheries). We lived in two different states at the time and were finishing graduate degrees. We pursued a long distance relationship for two and a half years before we were finally able to live not only in the same state but the same house! Three years after meeting and six months into sharing our home we decided we wanted to tie the knot while hiking in the mountains of Virginia. We're planning a casual, authentic wedding in a little town on the bluffs of the Missouri River with BBQ and live music in the company of family and friends, and looking forward to all the adventures to follow."
They would like their friends and family to donate in their honor because, "We have everything that we need! And we also have the privilege of having our marriage legally recognized by our state and country when many others do not have this opportunity. We would be honored to have our guests donate to such an important cause in our name so that we can do our part to help promote what should be a right for everyone who chooses to marry."
Mary Ashley and Joshua May 4, 2013
Mary Ashley and Joshua say, "We met five years ago at work. We didn't talk much at first, but slowly we got to know each other and realized, "Hey! We're awesome together!" And now here we are, less than a year away from marriage!"
"We believe that everyone should have the right to get married. It breaks my heart to think that in this day and age there is still so much hatred and ignorance towards the LGBT community. If two people love one another, they should be able to get married, period."
Jordan and PeterMay 4, 2013
Jordan and Peter say, "After growing up in the same Pennsylvania town, we finally got to know each other one summer during college. We started dating and the rest is history!"
"We are so excited to celebrate our wedding with our family and friends, but we recognize the reality that many couples are still denied the right to marry. By supporting the Human Rights Campaign and its work to promote civil rights for all, we hope that our celebration can help others become one step closer to equality."
Lauren and PaigeMay 4, 2013
Lauren says, "I met Paige through a mutual friend and as soon as I played eyes on her it was love at first sight. I haven't loved another since and that was almost 5 years ago. I met her on Jan 20th 2008 and started dating Feb 8th, 2008 and we have been together ever since."
Eric and Bryan May 9, 2013
Bryan is a singer, dancer, choreographer, and dance instructor. Eric also works in entertainment, behind the scenes as a lighting and show control technician. The two met while working on the M/V Century for Celebrity Cruises, Byran in the shows, Eric in the lighting booth.
They have grown to love each other more each day through five cities, four states, two dogs, multiple home remodeling projects, and lots of laughter.
The wedding, at the top of the tallest hotel in Key West, embraces their love of the Florida Keys, the sea, and the sunset. Key West is a place they both have dreamt about retiring since working on the Century, when the ship ported there every other week.
They say, "Our wedding is on our 12th anniversary. We already have everything we need, except for our marriage to be recognized in all 50 states."
Sheila and SueMay 11, 2013
Sue and Sheila met January 12, 2011 for a hike on South Mountain in Phoenix. Turns out we each lived on opposite sides of the mountain for years and had crossed paths many times but had not met. From that very first hike we hit it off and the connection has been magical ever since. We were pleasantly surprised to find that we even traveled in similar circles and had common friends. We just hadn't connected with each other before!
Since that great first day, our bond has grown exponentially. Each of us felt like we had our dream lives before we met and being together has taken it all to a wonderful new level. We love to travel, to volunteer, to share the gifts of our work, to spend time with loved ones and to make a difference. Doing it together is incredibly fulfilling. We are each self-employed and committed to giving back to our communities, our families and our friends. We are so very grateful for this life we've created and are continuing to create together.
Keri and AnthonyMay 18, 2013
Kari and Anthony met at work in 2010 and became very good friends. They fell in love and the rest is history.
Renee and Will May 25, 2013
Renee and Will say, "We met through mutual friends at the University of California, Santa Cruz. We believe that all people, regardless of gender, should have the right to get married."
Erica and KathyMay 25, 2013
Erica and Kathy met on a cruise to Key West. They would like their friends and family to donate to the HRC in their honor because "it's the right thing to do".
Robin and JoshMay 26, 2013
July 2008: Robin and Josh met in Denver at the wedding of mutual friends Ali and Noam.
January 2009: Their first date took place in Washington, DC during the festivities around Barack Obama's inauguration.
Summer 2009: Meanwhile, Robin moved from Cleveland to Vermont, and Josh moved from Boulder to NYC.
February 2011: Robin moved in with Josh in Brooklyn - the first time they lived in the same state.
June 2012: They got engaged at sunrise on a quiet beach!
Robin and Josh are looking forward to getting married in Robin's hometown of Cleveland. Together they say, "Marriage equality is banned in Ohio by constitution and by law. Let's work to change that!"
Jenn and Damien June 15, 2013
Jenn and Damien say, "We met in college, we fell in love, now we are getting married."
Juana and Sonia June 22, 2013
Juana says, "I've been in love with Sonia since I was very young and our families have known each other forever. Fate brought us together again last year and it has been a blessing ever since."
They say they want friends and family to donate in their honor, "for so many reasons but mainly because we have fought long and hard for this day and your donation will help so many others."
Angela and JonathanJune 22, 2013
Angela says, "Jonathan and I have actually known each other since 5th grade! We grew up in the same schools and became closer friends by the end of high school, in Wisconsin. After graduation we parted ways, attending different Universities in the Midwest, and lost touch for over 3 years. Serendipitously, we crossed paths when we were visiting mutual friends in the Twin Cities, the summer before our senior year of college, and immediately hit it off."
"Our romance and relationship grew, through the end of college and beyond. We eventually moved out to New York City together where we currently reside, happy and engaged!"
"Both Jonathan and I have always been supporters for Human Rights. We have several LGBT friends and relatives, and it pains us to know that they are all not able to share the same rights in their commitments to their partners."
"Instead of focusing on material goods, we would like to use our wedding as an opportunity to bring awareness and advocacy, regarding HRC, to our friends and family."
Anna and DavidJune 23, 2013
Anna and David say, "It is important to both of us to someday see all our friends and family members get married, if they so choose, and it will not matter what sexual orientation they are or in which state they choose to marry. The joy and excitement we are putting into planning our wedding is the same joy and excitement we wish to see on the faces of same-sex couples when they marry. By making a donation to HRC, their efforts in continuing the fight for equality will ensure that someday we will be able to see those smiling faces. Contributing to a cause that fights for everyone to feel as happy as we do fills me with far greater feelings than receiving bath towels or dinnerware ever could."
Damon and Gonzalo June 25, 2013
Damon and Gonzalo say, "We met in October of 2000 through work and it was one of those encounters where you instantly connect. This December will make it officially 12 years that we have been together."
"Our favorite place to vacation is Hawaii and we have been visiting the islands since 2004. We have spent time on Kauai, Maui, and Oahu with over 5 visits to the islands. Hawaii is our paradise and the long term goal is to move here to live the remainder of our lives after retirement. Civil unions became legal in Hawaii on January 1, 2012, and grant the same rights as married couples. Although we are registered domestic partners in California, We have planned our Civil Union on Maui for 2013."
"It seems against all our country believes in that we cannot legally get married in our home state of California and that we cannot even call our relationship of over 12 years a marriage. We would like our family and friends to help stop this discrimination."
"We believe everyone in love should have the same rights and there should be no barriers to committing yourself in civil marriage. We hope these donations can help make a difference so that everyone has equal protection under the law."
Sarah and BrianJune 28, 2013
Sarah says, "As many of you know, Brian and I have known each other for many years--and reconnected at an infamous Cleveland Halloween party. Brian moved to New York less than six months later, and we somehow survived living in one room of a Queens's tenement. And now we're getting hitched!"
"We are getting married in Ohio, a state where same-sex marriage is banned in the constitution. We find that heartbreaking and we want to use our marriage as a chance to speak up for our loved ones that are denied that same right to union. Instead of buying us gifts, please donate to the Human Rights Campaign, and help to support equal marriage rights for all Americans."
Zachary and ReeseJune 29, 2013
Zach and Reese met two years ago while attending graduate school at Michigan State University. "We both now work in higher education in the state of Oregon. When we are not working we both enjoy traveling, reading, watching reruns of Law and Order while knitting (Reese), and cuddling with our charismatic cat, Gerald Anderson Cooper 360."
"Throughout both our lives we have met couples in loving relationships that have been denied the basic rights and equality that we feel everyone is entitled to. Please help us work to support not just our friends, but those throughout the US that don't have the same privilege that we are so lucky to have."
Megan and AlexJune 29, 2013
Alex and Megan are proud to be getting married in New York, where every couples' right to marry is acknowledged and protected. Your donation to HRC helps support the effort to establish similar rights and protections in all fifty states.
Thomas and FrankJuly 20, 2013
Thomas says, "Frank and I have been together for 10 years and have been waiting for the law to change in NY for our marriage. We are very happy to celebrate our commitment on Long Island. We met in a gay campground in Pennsylvania and dated for 6 months during which time we fell in love. Frank was 6 months out of a 13 year gay relationship and I was 6 months out of a 21 year straight relationship with 2 grown kids. My son had been living with us for 7 years as part of our family. He is loved by both of us.
My daughter lives in Illinois with her boyfriend. Both children as well as Frank's and my family support us in our relationship."
They say, "HRC is a very focused organization and provides an invaluable service to the LGBT community across the US."
Erin and DavidAugust 10, 2013
Erin and David say, "We met at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota. Carleton prides itself in being an open-minded community and many of its faculty and alumni are, and were, progressive members of society. Although we come from a progressive community, we do not think that marriage equality is a "progressive" issue; for us, it is a basic human right."
"We are blessed to be able to marry each other, and are looking forward to our wedding day. However, we are saddened that currently, not everyone has the same right that we do. We do not think that anyone should be denied the right to marry who they love. For that reason, we hope you will join us in supporting the Human Rights Campaign."
Katie and MattSeptember 28, 2013
Katie and Matt met on December 26, 2010 at a holiday party held at the house where Katie was renting a room at the time. Neither of them really felt like going to a party that night, but both ended up going. When Matt arrived, he noticed Katie's dog, June, and immediately liked her. He was petting her when Katie first saw him and sat nearby. Matt made a corny joke that made (only) Katie laugh. They soon discovered that while Matt was a Sigma Nu at Georgia Tech, Katie had been a Sigma Nu sweetheart at Rhodes College! They ended up staying up all night talking, and have been inseparable ever since! Their first kiss was at midnight on New Year's Day 2011. Since then they have become best friends. Katie and Matt love to go to Braves games, walk their dogs, cook together, play board games with friends, and do just about everything together!
Katie has been going to her grandparents' house on Nantucket Island in Massachusetts every summer for her entire life. She has often told Matt that Nantucket is her favorite place on Earth. It really is a magical place, with beautiful beaches, amazing sunsets and historical lighthouses. For a long time, Katie wanted Matt to go to there to meet her grandparents and experience the island. When Matt was able to come in July 2012, they were very excited! On July 28th, Matt, Katie's brother Drew, and Katie went out to explore. They stopped at the highest point in Nantucket, Altar Rock. Katie asked Matt to help her onto the tallest rock atop the hill, and as he was holding her hands, he got down on one knee and asked Katie to spend the rest of her life with him! She was so surprised and happy, of course she said yes! She later found out that he'd planned this with Drew, who was able to capture pictures of the moment.
Together they say, "We believe very strongly that every couple who loves each other should be legally allowed to get married. We want to support the HRC in working toward that goal."
Ariela and HarrisOctober 20, 2013
Ariela and Harris say, "Calvin and Hobbes fans typically have an instant connection -- we are people to whom the world is filled with endless possibilities, questions, answers, and humor. In the fall of 2009, a chance e-mail sent to each of us by a mutual friend saw a chance reply that led to a chance connection. The mirror that each of us is to the other was immediately obvious. A friendship ensued with shared emailed thoughts on everything from Ayn Rand to Z, Jay Z. But always something more loomed in the background. A hop, skip and keyboard strike or two later, our connection became strengthened as we embarked on a cross-country relationship. We're thrilled to be continuing this thrill ride of a journey from closer together now in Southern California, though our hearts are back East with our families and friends."
"The Sufi poet Hafez wrote some of the most beautiful words about love ever written. He wrote that "it happens all the time in heaven/and some day it will happen again on earth" that men who love men and women who "give each other light" will sincerely speak to one another, asking their partner how they can be more loving and kind. To us, marriage is a formalized sign of our commitment to always strive towards being more loving and kind to each other. We feel that it's a travesty that a thousand years after Hafez's poetry, the world order he speaks of--of bringing together spirits and light -- has not been recognized. The journey we have already begun together has brought tremendous meaning and happiness to our lives and we could never imagine preventing anyone from doing the same. More love, less hate."
Denise and Neal October 20, 2013
Denise says, "Neal and I did not consider getting married earlier because we feel that marriage, as a civil institution, has been degraded and undermined because it is denied to a large portion of the population. When two people get married, they become related to one another. They become a family unit, recognized by society to be united in love, and committed to that union. People who are against gay marriage oppose love, fidelity, and family. They stand in the way of two human beings declaring their commitment to one another. They deny equal rights to other human beings with an equal capacity for love, need for security and emotional fulfillment. They marginalize a large percentage of the earth's population, denying them the right to form a family unit. Meanwhile, heterosexual couples can marry and divorce as often as they like for money or attention."
"For us, marriage in this state has become a tax break. Our commitment and relationship remain unaffected by recognition of our union by the federal government, as it refuses to recognize so many others. In the wake of a number of states recognizing marriage equality, we were swept up in optimism. If all families are legally recognized regardless of gender, perhaps legal marriage will become a way for human beings to state their commitment to the society at large, and be a way that love is celebrated by all."
Alison and Ashton February 14, 2014
"Words can't describe the love that we have for each other," says Alison. "How it grows more each and every day--I'm so lucky to have found my soul mate. She is the partner I can't survive without. We met at a nightclub on the beach two years ago, and have been together since. I wish I could tell a romantic story of that evening, but let's just say- it's not the beginning of the story, but it's about the ending."
"We fell in love as we got to know each other and it only keeps taking off. We have a great home together now and a family of two bulldogs! Ashton proposed to me that first year after we watched a Christmas parade. We both felt at that moment that we wanted to be together forever and it hasn't changed. Even though we already live together as a married couple in our hearts, we would like to somehow establish it formally. Being residents of Florida, we understand that even if we travel somewhere else to do it, that it won't be recognized when we come home. So, at that, we are being patient and waiting in hopes that marriage rights will come closer to us. Until then, we will still be together and remain just as happy."
They say, "We already have the truest gift of all by finding each other. Celebrate us and our love by helping give to the cause that works for rights that we are patiently waiting to receive. We have faith that we will have that chance. We know that by waiting, we will have the perfect ceremony. In the mean time, support the leading organization that can help make it happen for us."
Shelby and Crystel May 17, 2014
Shelby says, "Crystel and I met through a mutual friend. I had just come out of a relationship and was not taking it well. Then, Crystel came into my life. We started seeing each other and neither one of us wanted anything serious nor did we want to be in a relationship. Obviously, when you continue spending time with someone, the feelings start to grow and it blossomed into three years of dating. We moved in together after knowing each other for a month or so. She is the most wonderful, understanding person I have ever met in my life. We have both been through a lot in our lives so we know how it feels to have been used and heartbroken. We also made a statement when we decided to make it official; that neither one of us need each other, we want each other. She is the best and I wouldn't ask for anyone else. We just recently got engaged and we are planning to have our Commitment Ceremony on May 17, 2014. I'm so grateful for meeting her and having her in my life. Every day I continue to fall in love with her more and more, over and over!"
"I think the cause is way more important to get across than a wedding gift. I hope to spread the word, and have family and friends donate to HRC. Every couple benefits from these donations, not just gay couples. Equal rights for everyone!"
Susan and VictoriaNovember 1, 2014
Susan says, "Vicky and I will celebrate our 25th anniversary together and we hope by this date we can legally be married. Even though Vicky and I feel we truly are married in every sense of the word, until it is truly legal in the entire USA we will not be married."
They say, "We have spent incredible years, and have gone through all the trials and tribulations that all couples who marry go through. Our greatest happiness would be the fact that we could be openly and legally married. We thank our families and friends who have supported us all these years."
Susan continues, "I plan on spending my entire life with Vicky and we both look forward to a wedding celebration some day with all or friends and families."


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{FSC Swappers: TOGA} MARCH 2012 FOOD SWAPFrom Scratch ClubWednesday, March 21, 2012 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (EDT)Saratoga Springs, NY |
Event Details
FOR MARCH 2012: SWAP HOURS 7-9pm
STARTING IN MARCH: suggested donation of $2/per swapper (again, optional)
By "purchasing" a free ticket you agree to the following:
1) Contacting From Scratch Club at firstname.lastname@example.com if you can not attend so that we can give your ticket to the next swapper on the waitlist.
2) Bringing appropriate "to go" containers for all swap items.
3) I will bring nothing that has been canned in 2010.
ALL items from the 2011 canning season are welcome.
Thank you! Christina, FSC
Below please find information on how the swap works, what to bring, ect:
The Swap
Our food swap is a place where you can trade an item you made for another item that someone else made: items are swapped 1-for-1.
You bring as many items as you'd like to trade; you can bring 6 of one good (6 loaves of bread) or 6 different items (1 jar of blueberry jam, 1 loaf of bread, 1 jar of vanilla extract, 1 tomato transplant, 1 jar of granola. 2 pints of pickled beets). Just remember that items are swapped 1-for-1. You will place the items on one of the tables, grouped by item so that guests will view the goodies and write their names down if they are interested in trading with you. They will also be required to tell you what they want to swap for your item. Then the last 30 minutes of the event will be the "live action swap" where you will look on your sheet(s) to see who wants to swap with you. Then you will find those people, based on their name tags or knowing them personally already, and starting a conversation with them: "Do you wanna swap" "sure" "great""let's do it"…. or if you don't want what they are offering, kindly decline and move on.
What To Swap?
Muffins, sourdough starters, vinegar mother, infused alcohol, infused vinegar, DIY extracts, canned veg, meat & fruit, fermented items, Kombucha SCOBIES, homemade yogurt, cheese, wine, jam, pickled beets, beer, dried herbs, potted herbs, vegetable plant transplants, cookies, biscotti, backyard garden vegetable bounty, salad dressings, stocks, cookies, pies, breads, dips & spreads, meals, backyard EGGS, lip balm, soaps, salves, anything that is food, drink or a homemade lotion/balmy/soapy item is welcome. As long as you made the item, the sky's the limit.
You can also bring items from your pantry that you can no longer use (such as due to new food allergies or intolerances or bordom): those items are NOT swapped for but instead are given for free, to a good home, to the first takers during the "silent auction" part of the program.
The Schedule
*Items must be on the table by 8pm to be eligible for the swap*
7:00-7:40pm: Sign-in, Display Goods & Grab a Refreshment
Sign in, with your name & email address & blog address
Display swap items & samples on the tables & fill out your swap cards (Name & Item Description)
We will have a refreshment bar for your pleasure! (We will no longer have the potluck food table*)
7:40-8:15pm Browse the Tables
With refreshment in hand, introduce yourself to table-neighbors & new friends and take a peek at what others have brought, sample items and start plotting your swapping!
8:15-8:30pm "Silent Auction"
Write your trade offers on others' tags (i.e. your name & what you'd be willing to trade)
8:30-9:pm OPEN SWAP
Review your tags to see which offers have been made.
Find each other (wear your name tags) & swap away!
Take home your new artisan goods and enjoy!
Food & Drink:
FOOD: We encouraging you to bring samples of your swap items for people to try as they walk around to "browse the tables". Please be sure to bring whatever you need to serve your samples.
DRINKS: We will be providing all the drinks. Courtesy of Exit 9 Wine & Liquors. Find them on Facebook!
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Take a private airport transfer from Bari to Otranto. The transfer time is approximately 2hours and 30 minutes.
Masseria Montelauro (4*) is located in the hinterland from Salento, 2 kilometers from Otranto and the sea, in the peaceful silence of the countryside. Restored Farmhouse, built in 1878, with full respect for its original nature, retained all the colors and fruits that have always characterized the countryside in the garden that surrounds it. The only modern touch: the swimming pool in the inner court surrounded by the orchard. Has 27 rooms, 1 suite and 1 junior suite created in the ancient structure of a monastery. Made unique by the Mediterranean atmosphere of the interiors and by passion for discreet hospitality. Just as their Salento cuisine is unique: dishes that are sometimes forgotten but that are unforgettable. Each room has independent entry to the garden, is furnished with care to details and is endowed with all comforts: air conditioning, telephone and set-up for Internet connection, fridge bar, hairdryer, beach towel, safe, TV.
Spend the day in the company of a private guide and driver. Enjoy a visit of the charming town of Otranto, characterized by centuries of history. The splendor of the magnificent old town is given by its Cathedral, which boasts a precious mosaic floor, made of 600,000 multicolored tiles. Of particular interest are the Chapel of the nineteenth century martyrs, witness of the bloody siege of the Turks dating back to 1480, and the ancient Byzantine Crypt. Admire the historical Aragonese castle, and the Church of St. Peter which dates from the tenth century and is decorated with ancient frescoes of Byzantine origin. From here, you'll reach the heart of the ancient town, with its narrow streets and alleys, rich in shops, ideal for shopping.
From Otranto, take in the scenery on the coastal drive to the Bauxite Quarry which is located in Orte and is completely surrounded by red earth hills and a precious emerald green lake. Visit Santa Maria di Leuca, which is surrounded by caves and coves as well as pine forests and offers a magnificent viewpoint over the villages dominated by beautiful Moorish villas and colorful houses decorated in Moorish style. Contact with diverse Mediterranean groups, favored by a strategic location, have given rise to different styles and cultures that are reflected in the architecture of the beautiful Eastern and neoclassical villas. The town is also where the Adriatic and the Ionian seas meet and it is a place where pilgrims from all over Europe have travelled to. Enjoy a visit of one of the unique and historical villas, surrounded by green, where you can observe the preparation of traditional home made pasta and taste typical products of Salento, before your return journey to your hotel.
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Enjoy the afternoon at leisure in Lecce, wandering through the quaint historical city centre and doing a spot of shopping, or checking out the museums and galleries.
Your private guided tour today is focused around the traditional farmhouses of the Salento region and their produce. Start your day by visiting one of the oldest farmhouses which dates back to the Roman times, located near the ancient "Oil's Road" which connects Otranto to Gallipoli. Here you will have the opportunity to visit the underground oil mill of the Masseria made during the Basilian period.Next on the agenda today is a visit of an eighteenth-century mansion located in the heart of the "Grecia salentina", an area which still retains its ancient bond with nearby Greece.
Have some free time to have lunch at leisure (not included). This afternoon you will get to visit a country house, its milling plant and pasta factory which produces durum wheat, as well as fresh and dried pasta. the final visit today is to a farmhouse with one of the oldest olive oil mills, which is surrounded by more than 20 hectares of vineyards.
* On request, it would be possible to reserve lunch based on typical products of Salento,in an "exclusive Masseria", surrounded by centuries of history. Please speak to your Sales Advisor if you would like to have this included in your day's excursion.
Spend the day in the company of a private guide and driver as you explore the gastronomic and cultural side of Puglia! First on the agenda today is a 2 hour vist of Alberobello, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the ancient "Trulli" the famouse dwellings with the conical shaped rooves.
From here you'll be transfered to a "Masseria" - a typical, traditional farmhouse of the area, situated in Itrya Valley and surrounded by oak trees, olive trees, vineyards and scenic landscapes. Enjoy a short cooking lesson in the masseria, which may include, for example a traditional pasta making course of orecchiette (shell pasta), cavatelli focaccia, and "crostata". Sit down and enjoy the fruits of your labour as you have a traditional lunch.
Fully sated, take a wander through the farm and meet with animals - from the donkey, to "Murgese" Horses, Cows, rabbits, chickens, and peacocks. Take a stroll around the woods of the farmhouse (surrounded by old oak trees and plants typical of Puglia) before being dropped off at your hotel in Savelletri di Fasano. (approx. 8 hrs).
Against the backdrop of a cobalt-blue sky and sea, the whitewashed Masseria San Domenico Resort, Spa-Talasso, Golf lies only 500 meters from the Adriatic coast in the Puglia region of Italy. The building itself goes back to the 15th century when it was used by the Knights of Malta as a watchtower. It was lovingly restored in the early 1990s and opened as a boutique-style hotel in 1996. The centerpiece of the hotel is undoubtedly the most magnificent irregular-shaped swimming pool encircled by rock and plants, amidst 100 hectares of olive groves. *** Child Policy:No children under the age of 10 are allowed. 500 meters from the sea. Short distance from the most tourist attractions in the area like Ostuni, Alberobello, and Castellana caves., Combination of Spa/Thalassotherapy Center. 18 hole Golf Course. Private beach. 100 hectares of olive groves. Sea water freeform outdoor swimming pool. Only children over 12 allowed.
Polignano a Mare is one of the treasures of Puglia, with Greek origins (IV century B.C.), which gave birth to celebrities such as Domenico Modugno, one of the most important Italian artists famous for his song "Volare". The coast of Polignano is surrounded by caves and the old town is characterized by terraces and balconies facing the clear Adriatic sea which for many years has received blue flag status becasue of the cleanliness of its waters and beach. After being picked up at your hotel by your Driver-Guide, you'll get to visit the harbour in Polignano a Mare where the ancient S.Vito's Monastery stands proudly on a rock near the sea. Enjoy an ice-cream break in Polignano at one of the best Italian ice-cream spots!
Stop for lunch at leisure in one of the charming restaurants facing the spectacular coast and sea (not included).This afternoon, continue onwards to the Caves of Castellana, one of the most important speleogical complexes in Italy, where you will discover amazing stalagmites, stalactites and small lakes, famous for the variety of shapes and colours such as the "white cave" a stunning huge, reach of crystal concretions. At days end, you'll be returned to your hotel.
Transfer from Savelletri di Fasano to Bari today. The transfer should take approximately 1 hour.
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This year, two new skippers join the veteran fleet and battle lines are drawn. Aging warriors, Captain Sig Hansen, on the Northwestern, the Hillstrand brothers on the Time Bandit, Skipper Bill on the Kodiak, and Captain Keith Colburn of the Wizard find their crab grounds invaded by 36 year old Scott Cambell aka "Junior" who helms the fast, powerful, Seabrooke and 28 year-old Elliot Neese, who runs a rusted, "floating frat-house" called The Ramblin' Rose. These cocky young skippers are determined to stake their claim to the Bering Sea crab bounty - but soon learn that "Old age and treachery" is a force to be reckoned with. The Cornelia Marie returns as well, but without legendary captain, Phil Harris.
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Across the Bering Sea crab fleet, bad fishing causes high tensions and low morale as empty pots whittle away profits and nerves among the men.
Old Age and Treachery
Jake Harris gets a sink-or-swim lesson on driving the Cornelia Marie as danger strikes the Wizard when a crewmember gets caught in the line.
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A serious injury forces a crewmember to his bunk after the crane breaks on the Kodiak, while the Seabrookes greenhorn has a mental breakdown. The crew of the Cornelia Marie must put aside their differences to seek cover from a massive Bering Sea storm.
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Two crewmembers nearly come to blows on the Northwestern, while a deckhand on the Wizard falls asleep at the wheel and sends the boat steaming blindly toward a fleet of nearby vessels.
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In the midst of a rough king crab season, a mutiny transpires on the Cornelia Marie while mental and physical breakdowns plague the crew of the Kodiak. A rogue wave threatens the Time Bandit, and a Wizard deckhand summons the wrath of captain Keith.
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The police are called in after a confrontation on the Cornelia Marie while a debilitating injury to a Kodiak deckhand ends his career for good. An injury onboard the Ramblin Rose causes the rookie skipper to have a change of heart.
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Business Plans Handbook is a collection of actual business plans compiled by entrepreneurs seeking funding for small businesses throughout North America. For those looking for examples of how to approach, structure and compose their own business plans, the Handbook presents 24 sample plans taken from businesses in the manufacturing, retail and service industries only the company names and addresses have been changed.
Typical business plans include type of business; statement of purpose; executive summary; business/industry description; market; product and production; management/personnel; and financial specifics. This edition also contains a business plan template and two fictional business plans all of which can aid users in developing business plans of their own. Also featured is a listing of organizations, agencies, and consultants; a glossary of small business terms; and an updated bibliography.
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For what it's worth, I don't see anything wrong with the cut! I'm so specific with how I like my boyfriends hair that it's kind of ridiculous haha.
One time, years ago, he had me trim it and man, I had no idea it was so hard to cut a guys hair with an electric trimmer. I butchered it. BAD. He showed up the next day at school with his head shaved and I was SO angry with myself, and then at him for shaving it because it looked awful! I still cringe when I look back at pictures and he has a buzz cut.This happens to Dave every single time someone cuts his hair other than my Mom (she's a hairstylist). His isn't stick straight, but it's so thick it has to be cut right or it poofs in certain areas...and they ALWAYS do it uneven! How can people do hair for a living and cut hair uneven? I just don't get it.
ReplyDeleteOh no! Once you get your hair cut a certain way you always remember it and when anyone else does it it's not the same (esp if it's uneven!)
I convinced my boyfriend I could cut his hair/beard as good as the barber so two nights ago I went at it. I pretty much just did the same length all over and he was pretty please. But you can't really go wrong with a buzz cut so I was lucky....
Happy Wednesday!Aww poor thing! My fiancé is so lazy to get his hair cut, if it wasn't for me he'd get his hair cut once in six months or so but since he has naturally curly hair, he really should get his hair cut every two months or so... I must admit though, I'm a little jealous of how fast his hair grows, hah!
ReplyDeletegosh, my husband is the same way. my sister recently moved up here however and now she has saved our life and does our hair. phew. i would suggest however going to a barber, 10 times better for boys, but really. thats what my husband would do before my sister moved here and it always turned out a million times better then when we would get some stupid girl to do it.
but at least it will grow out fast, boys hair grows like weeds.
-kTHIS! I laughed so hard... Too cute! Boys and their haircuts... they really can find a way to always get it messed up!
It's an Easy LifeHow adorable are you guys, seriously!? My husband is pretty specific about his haircut, even though it's the most generic cut ever. Boys! Thanks for stopping by!
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AUBURN HILLS — Renovations that were recently made to The Palace of Auburn Hills were unveiled to the media on Tuesday afternoon.
Detroit Pistons and Palace Sports and Entertainment's President of business operations, Dennis Mannion, guided a tour to show off the new changes made in appearance to The Palace, which first opened in November 1988.
Costs landed in the range of $13 to $15 million, but Mannion believes that the updates in technology and renovations made to some of the existing atriums and clubs easily puts The Palace of Auburn Hills back into the top tier of all sports and entertainment venues.
"I'd put this in the top five of all NBA arenas," Mannion said. "I think that it's very accessible. Our parking lots allow for easy exits, and with the newly widened concourses, it's easy to see why I would put the Palace up there with some of the best."
Perhaps the most recognizable changes made were the remodeling of the main concourse, and the newly designed East and West Atriums.
From the minute fans enter through the popular West Atrium, they'll see drastic changes in color schemes, including the removal of the infamous purple and red curtains that hung outside of every section, and an obvious effort made to simplify the building's layout. The spacious entrance way feels even more open, and a new line of ticket windows was added.
"We wanted to create a winning atmosphere," Mannion said. "By the time fans come in from the parking lot, get their concessions, and get to their seats, we want them in a good mood and ready to cheer."
Mannion pointed out that, in the past, he thought fans were bombarded with unnecessary signage, and he talked about how the changes made to the main concourse were designed around the idea of making everything look less cluttered.
"I thought we had a very noisy building, in terms of signage," he said. "Everything from the menu boards at the concession stands was out of date and hard to read. We knew that we had to upgrade our technology. I think everything is a lot more open and clean-looking."
The Palace plans to be completely WiFi-friendly by the end of January 2013, but huge steps have already been taken in creating a more convenient experience for patrons. Continued...
Included in the renovations to the main concourse, fans are now greeted with digital menu boards at nearly all of the concession stands and mobile carts.
To enhance the food and beverage portion of a fan's trip to the stadium, season ticket holders were given Pistons track jackets with a computer chip embedded in the cuff. Now, fans with the jacket are able to swipe their computer chip at the register for discounts on food and drinks. The computer chips also work in the merchandise stores for savings on apparel.
"This kind of technology is the just the tip of the iceberg," Mannion said. "Having this kind of stuff in place allows us to learn more about our fans. And, in turn, it will make the whole experience more valuable to the fan."
The overall style of the venue has changed. It's taken a step in the right direction, and Mannion loves the new futuristic, yet sophisticated, theme.
"Everything is more calm," he said. "I think the first thing that I noticed was how clean the stairwells look, and how fans aren't bombarded with advertisements."
A good portion of the renovations made, were to the newly named Club West, which is available for food and beverage and located directly above the West Atrium, along with the creation of both the Courtside Club and Club 300.
Club 300 might be the most innovative addition to the Palace. However, Mannion noted that the project is only about 80 percent complete. There were 16 suites on the 300 level that were removed for the creation of Club 300. It's an open-air lounge that has a club-like atmosphere, offering a slightly different way to take in Pistons' games and concerts.
"We have packages that will be starting from 39 dollars," Mannion said of Club 300. "That price includes a ticket and food and drink. I think if you can get all that for about 40 dollars, it's a good deal."
Updates were also made to 42 suites throughout the building, and remodeling was done to the 100-level suite concourse.
Mannion discussed future plans to install a new scoreboard, along with plans to replace all of the stadium-style seating in the arena, a project that's expected to be done sometime next year. Continued...
Above all the innovations that have been made to the Palace, Mannion still values nothing more than the product that is being put on display for fans.
"We obviously are trying to put a quality team out on the court," he said. "But along with the basketball, we're still consistently bringing in the top musical acts in the world."
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Terra Madre was opened this year by representatives of indigenous communities from five continents, speaking to the thousands of gathered delegates in their mother tongues. Representatives from Australian aborigines, the Gamo (Ethiopia), the Kamchadal (Russia), the Sami (Sápmi territory, northern Europe) and the Guaranì (Brazil) spoke of the plight of their native people and the importance of preserving their values and traditions for future generations. "My people's ancestors were farmers, and we have grown up as farmers," said Malebo Mancho Maze, from the Gamo of Ethiopia. "We have inherited crop varieties and we have a responsibility to pass it on to the next generation. In this life, if we keep food in our hands our future will be secure." The need to value traditional knowledge and combine it with scientific research for the future was emphasized by Slow Food founder Carlo Petrini in his warmly received words: "We must have a dialogue between science and traditional knowledge... The main holders of this knowledge are native peoples, women, farmers and elders. Not only should they be listened to, but should be at the front line for the challenges this world and the crisis present us. Yet these are the people least considered by politicians and media." During the Earth Workshop 'Agrobiodiversity and Food Sovereignty: The Role of Indigenous Peoples', delegates had the opportunity to speak in more depth about the issues they are facing: from access to land and food production, to farming and biodiversity, food and taste diversity and cultural sovereignty. The right to choose what to grow and eat was was central to the discussion, but delegates also raised many concerns about the loss of biodiversity and caring for the land for all people and future generations. "Land resources are so important; for many indigenous people land is life," said Ola- Johan Sikku, president of Slow Food Sami. The discussion also stressed the wealth of knowledge held by indigenous communities, and by the groups joined together in the Terra Madre network. "As indigenous people we have a lot to tell the world; we have great food systems and agro biodiversity," said Phrang Roy from northeast India. "People are looking for answers to many of the world's crises, and we have answers." Slow Food has entered into a partnership to strengthen the voice of indigenous groups at a political level and promote their unique wisdom. With the support of the Christensen Fund, the Indigenous Partnership for Agrobiodiversity and Food Sovereignty, is bringing together environmental, biodiversity and indigenous organizations and working with leaders and communities to determine the best way to serve them, respecting their life-styles and traditional foods and crops and sharing their fundamental knowledge with other actors in the food system. At the close of the meeting, Ola-Johan Sikki, president of Slow Food Sami, and Lars-Andes Baer, member of the permanent forum on indigenous issues, invited delegates to join the first Indigenous Terra Madre gathering, organized by Slow Food Sami to be held over June 17-20 next year as a way to further consolidate this commitment and the network.
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Before sipping, detour through Sebastopol and nose around the smattering of antiques shops. We're proud patrons of FFT Antiques and Collectibles, a 3,200-square-foot vintage emporium that donates proceeds to Food for Thought, a Sonoma County AIDS food bank.
Stop off for lunch at Forchetta/Bastoni and sample its Vietnamese and Italian dishes.
Continue on to the 116 corridor wineries. Start at the funky Red Car (we recommend the pinot noir and syrah) then move on to Graton Ridge Cellars. Wind down at Iron Horse, where you can admire both the vintage sparkling varieties and vineyard views.
Make dinner plans at Michelin-starred Applewood Inn or grab a thin-crust pie at Main Street Station. Does wine give you a big head? Book a reservation beforehand at the luxurious Boon Hotel + Spa.
If you find rustic residences more restful, go with Fern Grove Cottages.
Start with breakfast at Big Bottom Market (we like the Seabiscuit with smoked salmon, creme fraiche, pickled onions, and capers) and stockpile gourmet goods for a picnic lunch.
Hit up King's Sport & Tackle to rent kayaks and inflatables for an afternoon at nearby Johnson's Beach.
Call ahead for tapas and vino pairings at Marimar Estate. Swing by nearby Lynmar Estate and Taft Street wineries or venture down Westside Road to Thomas George Estates (note the wine cave), VML, and Lambert Bridge in Dry Creek Valley.
Soak it all up with dinner at River's End, where cliff views highlight Instagram-worthy sunsets.
Greet the a.m. in classic diner style at Pat's before hiking in the Armstrong Redwoods. (The brave-of-heart trek 90 minutes up East Ridge down to Pool Ridge.)
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Gordon Wasmund, 72, of Sibley, died Thursday, Feb. 14, 2013, at his home.
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