Sundance Square in Fort Worth hosted Spooky Sip & Shop, a shopping and wine-tasting event on Oct. 28, which resulted in $7,276 raised for Tarrant Area Food Bank. The funds will be used to provide about 36,000 meals for families in the community.
“We had a great time showcasing the shops in Sundance Square, offering great wines provided by In the Sack, and featuring delicious bites from a few of Sundance Square’s favorite restaurants,” stated Tracy Gilmour, director of marketing for the 35-block development, in a press release. “We are so glad that this event has helped the Tarrant Area Food Bank and will help feed families during the holidays.”
Bo Soderbergh, executive director of the food bank, stated the gift from Sundance Square and local shoppers is coming at the perfect time.
“With the holidays just around the next corner, we’re pleased to receive this donation because it will help us make sure that no one has to go hungry this holiday season,” Soderbergh stated.
Sundance Square is an award-winning entertainment district spanning 35 blocks in downtown Fort Worth. The multi-use development attracts more than 10 million visitors each year. A 1-acre outdoor plaza features restaurants, shops, water features, stage, four 32-foot umbrellas and covered seating.
