The CEDAR AREA INTERFAITH ALLIANCE is sponsoring a food tasting and cookbook sale event, The Joy of Tasting, this coming Saturday, May 22, 1-3:00 pm, at the historic Rock Church in Cedar City (75 E. Center Street). There is an admission charge of $2.00 and guests will be given tickets for eight different tables of food. There will also be tours of the historic church.
This will be the main event to sell our cookbook, The Joy of Sharing, that has 599 recipes from members of several local faiths. The price is $15 with $7 going to help fund the new Iron County Care and Share Homeless Shelter in Cedar City.
Please join us for this wonderful event. The cookbook is also available at the Iron County Visitor’s Center (581 N. Main Street) and the Catholic Thrift Shoppe (86 E. Center Street).

Contact:
Mrs. Pat Brajnikoff
435-704-4616
patbraj@ix.netcom.com
Mrs. Marguerite Smith
435-867-5487
nls400@msn.com

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What exactly does the ICCS do?

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Bed & Breakfast Benefit

Eight  (8) of the local Bed & Breakfast establishments are teaming up with United Way for a community benefit, this Saturday, June 6^th, from 2 PM to 6 PM.

 

They are offering a tour of each of these B&Bs.  What a great way to get to know what is available and where you can suggest family and friends stay when they come to Cedar City!

 

For the price of one (1) ticket,  you get to tour all 8 B&Bs!

 

Ticket price = $5 each – or if you bring a donation of non-perishable food, the price is $3 each.  All proceeds will go to the United Way to be distributed to participating United Way agencies that all work hard to make this community a great place to live.

 

You can purchase the tickets in advance, or just purchase them at the door.   You will also be given a map to all 8 locations.

 

For further information, or just a starting place for your tour on Saturday,  please call Susan Wooten at:

 

The Iron Gate Inn            (right next door to the Episcopal Church)

100 North 200 West

Cedar City, UT   

 (435) 867-0603

 

Stamp Out Hunger

The mail carrier Stamp Out Hunger food drive total for 2009 was 6,319 pounds. Thanks Cedar City and the mail carriers!

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ICCS to Build New Shelter

The largest growing segment of homelessness in Utah is families. Currently, homeless families in Cedar City are turned away because the current shelter cannot accomodate them. Plans are under way for a new homeless shelter to be built next to the new food bank on 900 North. The anticipated cost is $500,000. The ICCS has secured a $174,000 grant and will have to rely on donations to make up the remaining $326,000. The Interfaith Alliance is planning a fundraising dinner and concert to be held Thursday, May 14th at the Heritage Center. The public is encouraged to attend.