Welcome!
Once a year, we transform our warehouse for our One Big Table dinner. By coming together, our community of generous supporters enables the Food Bank to provide healthy, nutritious food for so many of our neighbors in need.
This year, twenty of the Bay Area’s most celebrated chefs will donate their time, talent, and passion to create an unforgettable evening. Guests will come together to dine in our San Francisco warehouse, the hub of our hunger-relief efforts. Each distinguished chef prepares a unique three-course meal, creating an intimate dining experience.
With your support, we are ending hunger and transforming lives in our community.
Tickets
If you’d like to purchase individual tickets at $1250 per person, you may:
– Send a check made out to San Francisco-Marin Foodbank to this address: OBT Tickets, 900 Pennsylvania Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94107.
– Or call Sylvia Nguyen at 415-282-1907 ext. 249 if you would prefer to pay by credit card.
We will send you a tax receipt and acknowledgment for your purchase.
Participating Restaurants
Event Supporters
Benefactors
Laura Clifford in memory of Erna Clifford
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Kaiser Permanente
Michael and Alison Mauzé
Stupski Foundation
Lynda Sullivan and Mark Sachleben
Terris, Barnes, Walters, Boigon & Heath/Cornerstone Printing
Wells Fargo
Sponsors
Jennifer and Chris Brahm
Scott and Ana Christina Brubaker
Cupertino Electric, Inc.
Delta Dental of California
Deborah L. Duncan and Barnett Lipton
Farella Braun + Martel LLP
Fremont Group
Mediated Negotiations
The Nissenberg Family
Northern Trust
OpenTable
Hyun and Catherine Park
Riverbed Technology, Inc.
Hilary and Adam Seligman
The Stern Maxworthy Family
TPG
Jonathan Walker and Susan LaMarca
Steve Wei and Wendy Liau
Patron & Friend
Bryan Hughes and Thomas Bagby
Pepe and Danielle Gonzalez
Where and When
San Francisco Warehouse, 900 Pennsylvania Ave, 6 PM
Gallery
Food, however humble, has the power to transform lives.
From homeless to hopeful, this is Mike's story. After returning from battle in Vietnam, he found adjusting to civilan life challenging and eventually became homeless. An encounter with a police officer led to housing and a volunteer gig at the Food Bank's pantry on Treasure Island. Before long, Mike was coming out of his shell and he eventually landed a job. Click above to watch the story of Mike's journey.
Questions?
Please contact Special Events Manager Rachel Breuer at onebigtable@sfmfoodbank.org.
In-Kind Sponsors
