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Highland Rim Golf Course
Monday November 7th 2011 10am
Scramble – Shotgun Start

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NASHVILLE, TN

Lambscroft, Inc.—the Nashville non-profit founded by a former homeless man who became a top chef at a five-star Nashville restaurant— will present “PARKLIFE, a community cookout and concert to help the homeless of Nashville”

This benefit cookout and concert is to raise funds for Lambscroftʼs Culinary Arts School, focused on training and improving the lives of local homeless people in the Nashville area. It is set Saturday, August 13, 2011, in Sevier Park (beautiful 12th South area downtown Nashville) at 3000 Granny White Pike, Cookout starting at 4 p.m. Concert to follow at 6pm. Director of Lambscroft is Brett Swayn.

The Mission of Lambscroft is: “To bring the poor, spiritually bankrupt, and/or financially destitute into a safe environment, providing immediate shelter, while entering earnestly into learning skills necessary for the restoration of their entire being.” Lambscroft has joined with several church leaders and professional members of Nashvilleʼs community to prepare a work center of culinary training. While the men and women enroll in the free program, the goal is not just focused on teaching cooking. The intent at Lambscroft is also to minister to their spiritual, physical and psychological needs. These classes do not just focus on commercial training cooking techniques that will help position them viably in the workforce, but the curriculum will also teach on spiritual living, basic economics, counseling, and health care. All are needed life skills to help repair and restore a soul eager for a new life.

Lambscroft ministry during the last several years, and ongoing, has continued to actively provide nourishing meals and shelter to Nashvilleʼs homeless men and women in locations around the city. Lambscroft has initiated C.I.T.Y. (Church In The Yard), a feeding program at Holy Trinity Sundays, the Upper Room, a meal and stay over at Woodbine Cumberland Presbyterian, Wednesday and Saturdays, and several community food drops to help with the feeding of countless others. Lambscroft Culinary Arts Training Facility will offer a caring, nurturing place to learn cooking arts, and trade skills that will empower homeless people. Lambscroft already offers professional catering and a delivery service, which includes a quality staff, partially of homeless people. Construction for the school is in the final critical stages. We need your help to open. All generous community funds raised at the cookout/concert will go to the completion of this project that promises so many a hope and future.

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More info at www.lambscroft.org 615 424 0878