Community Benefit Dinner: LOGAN Community Resources
Granor Farm is fortunate to be rooted in a region supported by a variety of organizations devoted to improving the common good. Granor’s “Community Benefit Dinner” series connects diners with regional place-makers with Granor Farm as a philanthropic partner. Our program begins with a discussion orientated around the organization and how it connects to the region, followed by a multi-course meal showcasing ingredients grown by Granor.
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Join us for an evening in support of LOGAN Community Resources, Inc. Founded in 1950 in Mishawaka as a school for children with disabilities, LOGAN now meets the needs of thousands of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) of all ages throughout the South Bend-Mishawaka and Southwest Michigan regions.
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This ticket includes a $100 donation to LOGAN Community Resources Inc. that will be collected at the time of booking.
- Contact:
- Granor Farm Events Team
- Email:
- [email protected]
In 1950, at a time when public schools did not accommodate children with disabilities, a group of parents who wanted better for their children founded a school on Logan Street in Mishawaka. Over the last 75 years, what began as a single school has grown into an organization that meets the needs of over 1,600 individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) throughout their entire life spans. LOGAN offers a wide variety of vital programming—including numerous forms of therapy, employment services, residential care, and summer camps—with locations across the South Bend-Mishawaka and Southwest Michigan regions. Today, LOGAN operates the largest center-based autism program in Southwest Michigan, providing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and other therapy services to nearly 200 individuals.
This event will begin with a welcome drink and a conversation with Kristin Wier, LOGAN's Chief Program Officer of Therapy Services. She will discuss LOGAN's history, their current programming and plans for the future, and how best to support their work within our communities.
Immediately after the talk, a multi-course dinner featuring crops grown by Granor will be served in our Greenhouse.
This ticket includes a $100 donation to LOGAN Community Resources, Inc that will be collected at the time of booking. Please know we are not a restaurant open to the public. All dinners are ticketed by advance reservation only and include beverage pairings. No outside alcohol is allowed.
- Contact:
- Granor Farm Events Team
- Email:
- [email protected]
Getting to Granor Farm
Farm Store & Farm
3480 Warren Woods Road
Three Oaks, MI 49128
Greenhouse & School House
3520 Warren Woods Road
Three Oaks, MI 49128
From:
Downtown Three Oaks: Three Oaks Rd. (north) to Warren Woods Rd.
St. Joseph & Chicago: I-94 Exit 6 (Union Pier)
New Buffalo: Red Arrow Highway (north) to Warren Woods Rd.
Niles: Highway 12 West to Pardee Rd. to Warren Woods Rd.
We are located 7 miles east of Red Arrow Highway or 3 miles north of Highway 12 on Warren Woods Road, between Log Cabin Road and Pardee Road.
Events , What's happening on the farm this season
There’s a bunch of great reasons to visit the farm all year round, from our annual Seedling Sale, to visiting the Farm Store, to participating in our CSA or Farm Camp programs. Join us on Fridays and Saturdays for dinner in our state of the art Greenhouse!
Cooking with Granor: Marinating 101
Celebrate the end of summer and the start of fall with our guide to marinating. This class will cover vegetable and meat marinades for both the grill and slow cooker.
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Our Cooking Classes focus on a specific technique or ingredient to help expand your kitchen confidence. This two hour class is primarily demonstration with some opportunity for hands on work and always include snacks and non-alcoholic beverages but not a full meal experience.
