The 21st annual Compassionate Feast
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A benefit for our community's homeless animals. Join us for an enchanted evening at Saint John's Resort in Plymouth, featuring a silent auction, open bar cocktail hour, 3-course plant-based feast and inspiring words from animal advocate Ryuji Chua.
Get tickets: https://www.hshv.org/feast
The Program:
5:00-6:45pm Cocktail hour featuring silent auction, raffle, live harp music and roaming magician, plus professional courtyard photos for Premier Ticket guests.
5:30-6:30pm Group pet psychic experience for guests who purchased The Spirit Hour
7:00pm Gourmet 3-course plant-based feast and program of speakers, featuring Ryuji Chua and HSHV President & CEO Tanya Hilgendorf
8:00pm Online silent auction closes
The Tickets:
$225 Classic Ticket ($125 tax deductible): Dinner + drinks + silent auction
$350 Premier Ticket ($175 tax deductible): Includes all of the above + preferred seating + professional photo at the event + event t-shirt
$125 The Spirit Hour: Optional add-on which can be purchased with either ticket type. Exclusive small group experience with animal communicator Julie Hirt: join from 5:30-6:30pm to experience Julie’s communication with pets both living and passed, who are loved by individuals within the group. One of them may be yours!
Our Guest Speaker:
Ryuji Chua's work covers topics like factory farming, animal sentience, speciesism, wild animal suffering and veganism, and he is known for communicating about these polarizing topics in an accessible and non-judgemental way.
He has published videos with animal protection organizations like Surge, Sentient Media and Faunalytics, spoken at schools like the University of Warwick, UC Berkeley and the University of Chicago, and was featured on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah to discuss animal ethics and his independent documentary “How Conscious Can A Fish Be?”.
Ryuji currently lives in Tokyo and serves on the board of directors of Japanese animal advocacy non-profit Lib and as board president of Vegan Hacktivists.
See more info at www.hshv.org/feast
Get tickets: https://www.hshv.org/feast
The Program:
5:00-6:45pm Cocktail hour featuring silent auction, raffle, live harp music and roaming magician, plus professional courtyard photos for Premier Ticket guests.
5:30-6:30pm Group pet psychic experience for guests who purchased The Spirit Hour
7:00pm Gourmet 3-course plant-based feast and program of speakers, featuring Ryuji Chua and HSHV President & CEO Tanya Hilgendorf
8:00pm Online silent auction closes
The Tickets:
$225 Classic Ticket ($125 tax deductible): Dinner + drinks + silent auction
$350 Premier Ticket ($175 tax deductible): Includes all of the above + preferred seating + professional photo at the event + event t-shirt
$125 The Spirit Hour: Optional add-on which can be purchased with either ticket type. Exclusive small group experience with animal communicator Julie Hirt: join from 5:30-6:30pm to experience Julie’s communication with pets both living and passed, who are loved by individuals within the group. One of them may be yours!
Our Guest Speaker:
Ryuji Chua's work covers topics like factory farming, animal sentience, speciesism, wild animal suffering and veganism, and he is known for communicating about these polarizing topics in an accessible and non-judgemental way.
He has published videos with animal protection organizations like Surge, Sentient Media and Faunalytics, spoken at schools like the University of Warwick, UC Berkeley and the University of Chicago, and was featured on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah to discuss animal ethics and his independent documentary “How Conscious Can A Fish Be?”.
Ryuji currently lives in Tokyo and serves on the board of directors of Japanese animal advocacy non-profit Lib and as board president of Vegan Hacktivists.
See more info at www.hshv.org/feast
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Where is it happening?
Saint John's Resort, Wine Grotto Bar, 44045 Five Mile Rd, Plymouth, MI 48170, United States
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Host or PublisherHumane Society of Huron Valley
