Zingerman Chef Whips Up New Year's Eve Breakfast

Tomorrow morning, New Year's Eve, join us at Chelsea Alehouse from 9 a.m. to noon and eat a scrumptious breakfast in support of Chelsea's at-risk, school-age youth.


Feel good eating freshly sourced menu ingredients from local farms. Feel GREAT knowing that one hundred percent (100%!!!) of money raised will go toward providing daily essentials to kids in need. How so? We have an impressive number of impressive underwriters for the breakfast. Check them out below and check out what Yellow Door is dishing up tomorrow, thanks to Chef Kieron Hales of Zingerman's Corman Farms:

 

Menu Options: ($15 suggested donation/$10 student donation with ID)

• Bubble & Squeak: Rich, scrambled eggs and Nuekes Applewood Smoked Bacon
• Eggy Crumpets & Smoked Loch Duart House Smoked Salmon and sour cream
• Heirloom Roasted Tomato Bread Pudding & Rich, Scrambled Eggs (gluten-free available)

Refreshments:

• Fresh Zingerman's Roundhouse orange juice
• English Breakfast tea from Harvard Square
• Zingerman's Roadhouse Joe Coffee

Sources:
 

• Eggs -- collected from Homer farm
• Vegetables -- Cornman Farms
• Cream -- Calder Dairy
• Flour -- Westwind Milling Company
• Salmon -- cured and smoked at Cornman Farms
• Crumpets -- made with Michigan wheat bread from Zingerman's Roadhouse

Meet our super AMAZING sponsors:

Chris & Aubrey Martinson - Chelsea Alehouse (in kind sponsors) / Larry & Stephanie Doll   / Mack Ruffin & Kathy Carter / Torrance Learning / Mark & Pam Powell / ExcellenceQuest, LLC / Cobra Aero / Rick Taylor - Reinhart / Moore Pediatrics & Associates / Surface Dynamics USA / Dr. Jim Duncan - Family Health Center Chiropractic / Zingerman's Cornman Farms / Jeff Klink - Klink & Associates

Buy two knits (one @ 1/2 off) and one goes to a child in need of cozy gear

Need a gift for the holiday season? Get cozy knits at Global Marketplace. Buy a scarf, hat or pair of gloves for a family member or friend and get a second one for 50% off. Local Business Owner Kevin Frahm of Global Marketplace will deliver your second purchase to Yellow Door to donate it to a child in need of cozy cold-weather gear. And... unemployed global artisans get a dignified wage. Cool, eh?

Kids' School Needs Add Up

I have two children -- a nine year old and a 17 year old.  While I consider myself a 'starving' artist (I'm a writer after all), I'm blessed with a husband who is celebrating 21 years with a successful automotive supplier. We may moan a bit (sometimes a lot) when our girls need new boots, gloves, jeans, pants, notebooks and other school supplies. (All needed this year.) Plus, this year, we had to order senior photographs, a high school yearbook, cap and gown, and pay for multiple college admission fees (as well as testing fees). Christmas presents and 18th birthday presents (just 12 days after Christmas) wrap up the school year... THUS FAR. It adds up!

Please, please, please help Chelsea's 30-to-40 at-risk kids. Many cannot afford hygiene items, clothes that fit well, boots, gloves, coats, backpacks and essential meals. Caps and gowns and yearbooks are luxury items. Christmas presents and school fields... a dream.

Join us at Yellow Door @ Chelsea Alehouse.
December 31. 9 a.m. to Noon.

Thanks to our amazing list of sponsors (see post below), your donation at the door will aid Chelsea's At-Risk Kids.

Trust me, you'll have fun and LOVE the fresh tastiness of the locally sourced entree choices.

December 31 YD to Aid At-Risk Youth

Roughly 30 to 40 students in the Chelsea School District are considered 'at-risk' kids. They're in need of such essentials as toothpaste, deodorant, meals, backpacks, winter gear and, for seniors, caps and gowns. Beyond this, they need financial support to attend school field trips, such as the 8th grade Washington D.C. trip.

Wind down your year at Yellow Door with a delicious, freshly prepared breakfast. Together, we can fill the school district's coffers to aid Chelsea-area students in need.

Read the article posted on Chelsea Update to learn more.

Yellow Door New Year's Eve @ Chelsea Alehouse

{Aaaah... delicious entree choices}

December 31, 9:00 a.m. to Noon

*$15 per adult donation requested
*$10 special CHS student plate (bring ID) for high schoolers to show their support
*$5 wee child plate


Thank you to our amazing sponsors, who help underwrite food costs:

Chris and Aubrey Martinson of Chelsea Alehouse (in-kind)
Moore Pediatrics and Associates
Mark and Pam Powell
Cobra Aero
Mark Ruffin and Kathy Carter
Anne Williams/CEO Excellence Quest
Torrance Learning
Rick Taylor/Reinhart Realtor
Larry and Stephanie Doll

Yellow Door Volunteers & CHS Seniors Julia & Madisen

Plus, thank you to CHS seniors Julia Porter and Madisen Powell who are rounding up a group of excited CHS volunteers to work the breakfast.