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Hearts 4 Hunger

Jan 22, 2019 | Archive



Contributed by Eddie Ezelle

Hearts 4 Hunger Event
02/02/19 – 5PM-9PM
Mat-Su Food Bank
Palmer Train Depot
610 S Valley Way, Palmer
(907) 357-3769

Our annual event is back February 2, 2019 from 5-9pm! Read below to get details on this year’s event!

Saturday, February 2nd, join us at the Palmer Train Depot from 5-9pm for an evening of live auctions for incredible items, live music from great local musicians, dinner, and silent auctions. Tickets are available now by calling 907-357-3769 and are only $60 per person. The money raised in this great event will help The Mat-Su Food Bank continue to operate and serve food to thousands of Mat-Su residents in 2019 and beyond!

Live Auction

This year will be more exciting than ever with live auction items, like a signed Carrie Fisher “Star Wars” Framed Photo, a Johnny Cash autographed photo, and a signed Eagles Album “Hotel California”, just to name a few! Don’t miss out on these great items up for bid at this Hearts 4 Hunger!

Live Music from The Jerry Wessling Band

Enjoy dinner while you kick back to classic rock and country from one of the valley’s most talented bands! The full band will be there for the first time, in their third appearance at Hearts 4 Hunger. Purchase your tickets now by calling 907-357-3769!

We Couldn’t Do It Without Our Sponsors!

Brew HaHa, Coming Attraction Theatres, L&B Color Printing, Alaska USA, Northern Edge Physical Therapy, Shoreside Petroleum, Tundra Comics, Usibelli Coal Mine, Alaska Events & Catering, and many more supportive local businesses!



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