Meetings Industry Council of Colorado Announces Annual Event: Serving Up Hope
Serving Up Hope Luncheon on November 17th, 2023 at Omni Interlocken Hotel
DENVER, CO: For 30 years Serving Up Hope has provided meetings industry professionals an opportunity to reconnect with colleagues while giving back to the greater community. This culinary presentation thrives on sponsorships and donations, with 100% of the proceeds benefiting the Food Bank of the Rockies. To commemorate a landmark 30 years of this event, organizers look raise $30,000 in proceeds.
Food Bank of the Rockies, the largest hunger-relief organization in the Rocky Mountain Region, provides an average of 1.5 million meals a week to those in need in Colorado and Wyoming. Eighteen-thousand volunteers turn every dollar donated to Food Bank of the Rockies into three meals for the hungry.
Tickets are coming soon for this fundraiser, featuring food and beverage by local restaurants and hotels. Join the ongoing and generous sponsors as the foundation of this event, with the opportunities coming soon. Previous sponsors include: Omni Hotels & Resorts, Cvent, Encore, Fogo de Chão, Halcyon, Hotel Boulderado, Left Hand Brewing Co., Table Mountain Inn, Freeman Events, MiHi Entertainment, Moments Notice & Company, Alegre Weddings and Events, Interaction Denver, and Shamrock Foods.
In 2023, Serving Up Hope will continue with the Fellows program, an opportunity to give an additional generous tax-deductible donation in exchange for event tickets, recognition and advertising. Last year’s Fellows include: Christian Meetings & Events Association, Vail Resorts, Visit Denver, Disney Meetings & Events, Vail Resorts, Visit Denver, Matthews Performance Group, Visit Aurora, and 5 Senses Hospitality Management.
About Meetings Industry Council of Colorado (MIC): With roots dating back to 1987, MIC has long promoted the collaboration of meetings industry professionals in Colorado. Incorporated by the State of Colorado in 2000, MIC has hosted annual conferences since 2001, with typical attendance over 1,000. A volunteer committee leads the association members in monthly meetings and dialogue. There are currently 12 member associations.
