Lovin' the Love Kitchen

Delores Tomasek, Jan Hoeschler, Zona Lorig and Barb Ziehler raised funds for the Love Kitchen July 29 at the White Mountain Home Tour. This was done as they promoted the Historical League and sold Tastes and Treasures II at the White Mountain Country Club.

Zona Lorig

The event benefits Love Kitchen, and the Historical League is pleased to again partner with another non-profit to help others as we share stories of AZ, history, food memories and AZ Heritage Center and Historical League.

Barb Ziehler

The Love Kitchen, operating since 1986, serves a nutritious daily meal to 400-600 guests from the communities of both Navajo and Apache counties. In 2017, 80,747 meals and food boxes were distributed helping to fill the needs of the hungry as well as nourishment for the souls."

Thanks to Barb Ziehler, Tastes and Treasures II was invited to have a table at the White Mountain Home Tour, Monday, July 29.

Presenting a check to Lyn Lewis, manager of the non-profit Love Kitchen, as a follow up to the White Mountain Home Tour were Delores Tomasek, Jan Hoeschler(taking the photo), and  Barb Ziehler. 
Book also available at www.HistoricalLeague.org/shop.aspx

Jan Hoeschler, friend,  Lyn Lewis, Barb Ziehler

White Mountain Home Tour with Tastes & Treasures II

Thanks to Barb Ziehler, Tastes & Treasures II was invited to have a table at the White Mountain Home Tour, Monday, July 30. Barb's lovely cabin is a featured stop.

Delores Tomasek and Zona Lorig will tell about Tastes & Treasures II as people tour the home and yard.

This event benefits Love Kitchen and the Historical League is pleased to again partner with another non-profit to help others as we share stories of AZ, history, food memories and AZ Heritage Center and Historical League.

Tastes & Treasures II fundraising for non-profits

Boxes of Tastes & Treasures II: A Storytelling Cookbook of Historic Arizona ready to deliver to P.E.O. groups and St. Mary's Food Bank. Linda Corderman shows that non-profits can help each other with fund-raising.

Children and adults enjoy Mary Poppins Fundraiser

Leslie Christiansen's grandchildren Keegan and
Tatum meet Bert and Mary Poppins.

 The Phoenix Theatre was crowded with Historical League members and guests for Saturday, Dec 6 matinee. Lots of great raffle items lured the attendees to drop in their tickets along with delightful appetizers, cookies and treats to munch on. After the performance, the crew came out to meet their fans.
Thanks to Ann Lupica for organizing such a fantastic fundraiser. Non-profits working together created a wonderful event for the Historical League.

Keegan dressed in "Bert" attire asked him where
to get a real chimney sweep broom.

Mary Poppins and Tatum were always smiling.

3A Automotive supports Historymaker book

It's great when businesses get involved in non-profits. Thanks to Jimmy Alauria at 3A Automotive for helping tell the story of Arizona Historymakers at their shop in Sunnyslope. Established in 1985, this business knows the value of history.