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Destin Harvest to host inaugural silent auction fundraiser

Destin Harvest, which connects over 150,000 pounds of food monthly to local hunger relief programs, will host its first Fall Harvest silent auction fundraiser on Friday, November 8, from 6 to 9 p.m. at 950 Gulf Shore Drive. Nearly 50 items from local businesses will be available for bidding, including donations from prominent area restaurants […]

Destin Harvest, which connects over 150,000 pounds of food monthly to local hunger relief programs, will host its first Fall Harvest silent auction fundraiser on Friday, November 8, from 6 to 9 p.m. at 950 Gulf Shore Drive.

  • The event celebrates the organization’s milestone of securing and distributing more than 2 million pounds of food to 40 local programs this year, marking their highest distribution level outside of 2020’s pandemic response.

Nearly 50 items from local businesses will be available for bidding, including donations from prominent area restaurants such as Boshamp’s Oyster Bar, Harbor Docks, and Dewey Destin’s.

  • Other participating businesses include entertainment venues like Hurricane Lanes and Rainforest Black Light Golf, along with service providers such as Executive Car Wash and Massage Envy.

Local Market will provide complimentary food at the event, which is free to attend and will feature a cash bar option. The auction aims to support Destin Harvest’s ongoing mission of bridging the gap between food surplus and local hunger in Okaloosa and Walton counties.

The organization currently serves as a food rescue partner for major retailers including Sam’s Club, Walmart, Publix, Winn Dixie, Whole Foods, Fresh Market, and Aldi’s, redistributing surplus food to dozens of local food assistance programs.

Those interested in donating items for the silent auction or making monetary contributions can contact Debbie at 850-428-6750.

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