Flex Tech is a charter school in Brighton and the only Livingston County school that has a Title One designation (40% of the families/students are classified as low income).
Flex Tech does not offer a school breakfast or lunch program.
We met with a group of teachers and they asked if we could provide breakfast for their kids. Easy enough. However, we thought we could provide a snack option as well for the students who need it.
For September…
• Bring in 1 box of food to Bend & Brew yoga class ~ Get $5 OFF ONE CLASS!
• Bring in 3 boxes of food ~ Get ONE FREE YOGA CLASS!
Knuth Family Foundation is hosting an Usborne Books and More online Book Fair Thursday, August 22nd at 7:30pm
Join us for the live party, or shop anytime on the website. Knuth Family Foundation will be donating books to help classrooms have a successful school year.
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Recently interviewed and filmed, our weekly Bend & Brew (yoga and beer) class was featured in a news piece by Matthew Smith of Metro Detroit’s Channel 7 News on ABC.
If you’ve ever been intimidated by the idea of trying a yoga class, there’s likely a class for you. At Brewery Becker, in downtown Brighton, you’ll find 20-30 people just about every Tuesday night — you read that right, yoga in a brewery. This class is meant for beginners to serious Yoga enthusiasts.
“Check your ego at the door, come with an open mind and channel your inner 6-year old,”said Ashley Knuth, the regular instructor who walks people through one-hour of poses at 6 p.m. every Tuesday.
“Come as you are, not as you think you should be.”
Registration now open for “Mat, Miles & Mugs” an athletic fundraising event hosted by the Knuth Family Foundation at Brewery Becker. Register before Before May 1st for just $39.00. Registration after May 1st for $49. Your entry includes a commemorative beer mug, yoga, miles, lunch and one beer ticket.
Event Date: May 18, 2019 from 11am-2pm
Schedule:
10:30am-11am: Check-in! Beer mug and beer ticket pick up in the lobby of Brewery Becker.
Packet pick-up will be available the week before the event at Running Lab on Main Street in Brighton.
11am-12pm: Yoga taught by Allison Mertz on the 2nd & 3rd floor of Brewery Becker.
Bring your own yoga mat.
(Bar opens at Noon)
12pm: Miles! 1 mile and 3 mile option coordinated by Running Lab. Go at your own pace- it’s not a race!
Beer and food to follow!
Your entry includes a commemorative beer mug, yoga, miles, lunch and one beer ticket.
The Knuth Family Foundation, Good Sense Coffee and Hartland High School have pooled our talents together to bring you “Fuel for your Soul” a unique blend of locally roasted coffee. This coffee has a higher purpose: not only does it taste amazing, every bag of coffee raises money for the Knuth Family Foundation.
This foundation offers Livingston County Scholarships and gives Livingston County kids the opportunity to connect with low income schools and make a difference in their lives through the Christmas Wishes project.
Fuel for the Soul label
Good Sense Coffee roasted this 100% Organic, fair trade blend. Hartland High School students created the brand, including the logo, and are assisting with the social media marketing. The Knuth Family Foundation spearheaded this project and empowered us to make a difference in Livingston County.
Good Sense Coffee, Fuel for the Soul label offers 100% of proceeds donated to Knuth Family Foundation
Product description
Fuel For The Soul is a blend of South American, Mexican and African coffees blended and roasted in Brighton, Michigan. This is a “Medium” roast blend and was designed to have a wide flavor profile. This coffee shows nutty and earthy tones from the Mexican Coffee, wine and citrus tones from the South American coffee and a bright berry and floral note from the African coffee. It is 100% Organic, is fair trade and our Mexican coffee comes from our Woman coffee producers program which was designed to support and empower woman to pursue their passion for coffee and allow them to provide for their families through coffee farming.
Tasting Notes: Raw Cocoa, almond, winey, citric, blueberry.
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100% of proceeds benefit the Knuth Family Foundation.
