Let’s Get Spiritual with Mr. Kita’s Woodstock Buddha…My First delivery for Menu For Hope 4

It is just after midnight (at least here in the Eastern US) with Monday barely pointing its nose, here comes my first sweet treat for Menu for Hope 4.

This is my second participation in this December Fundraising Event which involves bloggers the world over. It benefits the UN Food Programme.

The 2006 Edition raised $62,925 (US). Help us top that this year!

As I said in my headline let’s get spiritual with Mr. Kita’s Woodstock Chocolate Buddha which he was kind enough to donate..

  The inspiration for this creation comes from Cat Steven’s album Buddha and the Chocolate Box whose most popular title was I think ‘Oh Very Young‘.

The “Tao of Cacao” in Oliver Kita‘s words embraces the daily appreciation of chocolate. Mindful tasting for self awareness and joy without regret.

Salivating, this Prize Code is : UE 33

PLEASE NOTE: Since this is a food item, we will take bids only from people in the US as we are not familiar with rules and regulations of other countries.

Next Step: Go to the Menu for Hope 4 Donation Page hosted by First Giving.

Then Make a Donation of at least $10 (US). Each $10 donation gives you one raffle ticket towards the prize you chose.

For US donors, if your company has agreed to match your charitable
donation, please remember to select that option and fill in the necessary information
so we may claim the corporate match.

Do not forget to leave your e-mail address so we can contact all you lucky winners.

Winners will be announced on Chez Pim and here bien sur in mid-January 2008.

 For all other East Coast (US) Options visit Serious Eats.

Thanks to Helen of Grab Your Fork in Sidney for writing her guidelines ahead of us.

Check her Roundup of Prizes for the Asia Pacific Region.

Related: Giving Time…With ‘Menu for Hope 4’ Help us Raise Funds for UN Food Program