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All You Need Is Love (And Food)

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

All You Need is Love (and Food)… Again

Second-annual event will raise money and canned goods for the homeless. A splendid time is guaranteed for all.

Last year’s All You Need is Love (And Food) event went so well, organizers decided to do it again. Dozens of Cleveland-area musicians will take the stage at the Lakewood Masonic Temple to perform music of the Beatles, from 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday — presented by the Trinity Lakewood Community Outreach organization. The Lakewood organization provides hundreds of hot meals, a produce distribution (distributing about 15,000 pounds of food in the summer), community gardens and community-based health and wellness programs to Lakewood’s neediest residents. “We’re all coming together for hunger relief,” said event organizer and TLCO advisory committee member Jason Weiner. “It’s a theme for the kind of community that we all want to be a part of.”  …

Sunday, January 29, 2012

Editor's Notebook

'All You Need is Love' Raises Money for Hunger Relief

Hundreds attend Beatles-themed fundraiser at the Masonic Temple on Saturday.

  All you need is love. And food. But some good music doesn’t hurt, either. Hundreds attended the All You Need Is Love (and Food) event at the Lakewood Masonic Temple on Saturday. The event — presented by Trinity Lakewood Community Outreach — raised more than $3,000 for hunger relief in Lakewood. Hundreds of canned food items were collected. Beatles tunes were performed by dozens of Cleveland-area musicians. The event also featured an “all-star” choir, performing the song All You Need is Love (including yours truly, the editor of Lakewood Patch). For information about who performed, check out the preview story about the event.

Holly Barnes

9:03 am on Monday, February 6, 2012

Colin who knew you had such a fabulous voice? Wow....way to represent!!!!   more ›

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