UPCOMING: Eat Well, Do Good at Plate By Plate
By Francesca Bartolomey 
September 30, 2010 
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Plate by Plate NY
Friday, October 1, 2010
6:30pm – 7:30pm VIP Reception
7:30pm – 11:00pm Main Event
Metropolitan Pavilion South
125 West 18th Street, New York, NY
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On Friday October 1, Project By Project, a volunteer-run Asian Pacific American non-profit organization, is holding its 12th Annual Plate By Plate Tasting Event to benefit the Hamilton-Madison House. HMH is a Manhattan-based non-profit settlement house that provides a range of health and social programs to aid New York City’s Asian immigrant population. The event will showcase more than 25 of New York City’s premiere restaurants.
The Metropolitan Pavilion plays host to this fabulous event which will boast the tastes of top New York restaurants such as Blue Smoke, Aureole, One if by Land Two if by Sea, ilili, Ivy Bakery and many others. Guests will be invited to refresh their palates with beverage samplings from Bedell Cellars Winery, Palm Breweries, Topics Coffee and more. With a roster like that, guests are sure to have their taste buds titillated, but that isn’t all: Entertainment slated for the event includes celebrity guest sous chefs such as media personalities Connie Chung, Susan Endo, Michelle Yu and others. So come one and all to whet your appetite for food and your Appetite for Good!
Project By Project
Project By Project is a national volunteer organization devoted to issues affecting the Asian-American community. More than 1,500 volunteers throughout the United States pool their talents to advance PbP’s three goals: Volunteerism, Awareness, and Fundraising. Each year, PbP chooses a different issue and partners with a local organization that focuses on that issue. This year, the issue is health care and the organization is the Hamilton-Madison House.
Hamilton-Madison House
Hamilton-Madison House is a non-profit settlement house dedicated to improving the quality of life of its community, specifically the Chinatown area of Manhattan. The neighborhood is a federally designated poverty area and suffers from a lack of adequate services and resources. Hamilton-Madison House provides a wide array of social services including childcare, youth development, senior services, behavioral health, and immigrant and community services.
The event will be held at the Metropolitan Pavilion South at 125 West 18th Street in Manhattan. The main event begins at 7:30PM and concludes at 11:00PM.
Appetite for Good readers click here to purchase tickets and use the discount code COMMUNITY for $25 off!
Photos by Plate by Plate NY for Plate by Plate.
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ilili is going to be there!!! my favorite
phillipe makes amazing food! make sure you tell him i said hi!