Chocolate for Choice
Chocolate for Choice: a Roe v. Wade 35th Anniversary Celebration was a huge success! Hundreds of pro-choice supporters gathered on January 22, the evening of the 35th anniversary of the landmark Roe v. Wade decision, to celebrate 35 years of reproductive freedom--and to eat some great chocolate! Proceeds from the event support NARAL's efforts to protect and promote the right to choose for future generations of women. Congratulations to Our Chocolate Winners: Lisa Dupar Catering: Best of Restaurant or Caterer (Team I) Ten Mercer: Best of Restaurant or Caterer (Team II) Macrina Bakery: Best of Baker or Chocolatier (Team I) Theo Chocolates: Best of Baker or Chocolatier (Team II) Sue Perego: Best of Individual (Team I) Sigrid Burnet: Best of Individual (Team II) Macrina Bakery: 1st Place Best of Visual Entries La Figa Catering: 2nd Place Best of Visual Entries Thank You to Our Sponsors: Brenda Anderson Dr. Chris Barry & Nancy Patterson Jack Burg (Montlake Mousse) Councilmember Richard Cole Sue Evans Steve Jones Susan Landon Rep. Liz Loomis Norma Miller Susana Musi Eva Nachmanson Aki Namioka Party Partners Pike Place Creamery Michelle Quackenbush Kim Rachmeler Peter Sagerson Vandana Slatter Valerie Tarico Sheri Ward Jack Whisner Thank You to Our VIP Judges: Cynthia Nims, former Food Editor, Seattle Magazine Darcy Burner, 8th Congressional District candidate David Goldstein, horsesass.org Naomi Ishisaka, Editor, ColorsNW Magazine Pramila Jayapal, Founder, Hate Free Zone Larry Phillips, King County Councilmember Shelley Lance, Author and Pastry Chef for Tom Douglas Eileen Gibbons, A Seattle Medical and Wellness Clinic Deb Oyer, Medical Director, Aurora Medical Services Jean Godden, Seattle City Councilmember Gael Tarleton, Seattle Port Commissioner Lee Minto, former president and CEO, Planned Parenthood of Western Washington Jack Leversee, family practice doctor and university professor Mike Kreidler, WA State Insurance Commissioner Dow Constantine, King County Councilmember Pepper Schwartz, University of Washington |