Food Bank

Panache used camouflage linens, wood folding chairs and green draping to decorate the Base Camp event area.

Local military personnel checked out the Michael Nye exhibit, which had headphones with each photo to tell the subjects' stories of their experiences with hunger.

Additional tables were set up in the executive offices, which also displayed the food bank's branded merchandise for sale.

Jennifer's Homemade provided biscotti and crackers in the mess hall area.

Advertising agency VS Brooks provided the photography and new marketing materials that decorate the facility.

Maryel Epps performed patriotic songs throughout the evening.

Green candles surrounded by rocks and twigs added to the  military camp decor.

The army set up a pop-up PX, the military name for a store operated by the army on its service posts, to sell Feeding South Florida T-shirts, hats, and other merchandise.

A map of South Florida had pin flags for each of the local agencies and organizations to which Feeding South Florida provides food. Plastic paratroopers suspended above the map each represented a different food bank donor.