Activate Good's 2nd Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Sunday Supper

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In the spirit of Dr. King’s beloved community,
Activate Good invites you to join us for
Raleigh’s 2nd Annual Sunday Supper on Sunday January 15 at 5:00PM.Sunday Suppers will be taking place all across the nation on Sunday, January 15 as part of an initiative by the HandsOn Network / Points of Light Foundation. During Sunday Suppers, community members from all walks of life come together to share a meal and discuss issues in the community–and how they can be a part of solving them.

At the Sunday Supper, you’ll join fellow community members, Activate Good, and nonprofit partners like Band Together, Safe Haven for Cats, Transforming Hope Ministries, Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood Foundation and others to discuss local community issues.  

Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged!

RSVP: http://2012sundaysupper.eventbrite.com/?utm_source=blog&utm_medium=arkli&utm_campaign=Activate_Good

Thanks to our host Joel Lane’s Public House who is graciously offering a special Sunday Supper menu and non-alcoholic beverage for $10/person (to be paid directly to the restaurant on the 15th).

About Joel Lane's Public House:
What better place to enjoy a hearty sandwich and a cold beer than in the father of Raleigh’s own pub? A restaurant concept 250 years in the making, Joel Lane’s Public House will officially begin serving a full menu of pub-fare dishes, alongside a wide selection of local beer, bourbon, and fine wines on Monday, August 15, 2011. The tavern will be Tuesday through Saturday from 12:00pm until 2:00am, and Sundays from 1:00pm to 10:00pm. As sister establishment to Fayetteville Street’s popular Isaac Hunter’s Oak City Tavern, Joel Lane’s Public House will feature a finely-crafted menu with dishes ranging from Isaac’s Famous Scotch Eggs to a Jalapeño Meatball Sandwich. Just as Isaac Hunter’s Oak City Tavern has brought the art of the expertly-crafted cocktail (and shuffleboard) back to Fayetteville Street, Joel Lane’s Public House strives to return a tradition of quality pub food, served in a friendly atmosphere, to Downtown Raleigh’s Glenwood South district.

About Activate Good:
As Activate Good, we hope to serve as our community’s Volunteer Center and more. Our upgraded volunteer community launched August 2011, and will allow us to serve our local area through an inter-connected and active community network of volunteers. We recognize that connections to others around us are what inspire people to volunteer action. By further building these connections through our new approach, volunteers who join our community can become connectors themselves, bringing more and more local people into the fold and increasing the collective impact we can have on local causes.