The pig roast on the Camana Bay beach, which this year was billed 'Islands Luau', is an important annual fundraiser for Feed our Future and although it is held rain or shine, the event planners certainly hope for a dry day.
During the 2011/12 school year, Feed our Future was able to provide about 20,000 lunches to 120 students in 11 different schools in Grand Cayman.
This year, with heavy rains falling around George Town for much of the afternoon, it didn't look like they'd get their wish. But the skies cleared allowing the guests to enjoy an evening of food, fun and music.
This years roast-off, which was voted on by the guests, pitted Feed our Future director Anthony Lawson and his 'Smokin' Bros' team of Cody Bush and Tony Catalanotto against Joey Hew and is 'Hew Done' team of Keith Griffin and some of the kitchen staff at Brasserie.
Eventually, the Smokin' Bros team won the competition by just two votes.
Chairwoman, Stacey VanDevelde said the organization had this year found even more children in the schools who weren't getting enough to eat.
Source:compasscayman.com
During the 2011/12 school year, Feed our Future was able to provide about 20,000 lunches to 120 students in 11 different schools in Grand Cayman.
This year, with heavy rains falling around George Town for much of the afternoon, it didn't look like they'd get their wish. But the skies cleared allowing the guests to enjoy an evening of food, fun and music.
This years roast-off, which was voted on by the guests, pitted Feed our Future director Anthony Lawson and his 'Smokin' Bros' team of Cody Bush and Tony Catalanotto against Joey Hew and is 'Hew Done' team of Keith Griffin and some of the kitchen staff at Brasserie.
Eventually, the Smokin' Bros team won the competition by just two votes.
Chairwoman, Stacey VanDevelde said the organization had this year found even more children in the schools who weren't getting enough to eat.
Source:compasscayman.com