Cleveland, OHSaturday, February 1, 2020
Come celebrate our 11th year serving up the best breakfast fundraiser in Cleveland! We have teamed up with local chefs who will be whipping up some tasty creations of their own for our guests.
In addition to serving our main event dish of both delicious plain buttermilk and chocolate chip filled pancakes we have teamed up with several local chefs who will be serving custom made omelettes. Providing our supporters with plenty of fresh ingredient options each chef creates their own omelette concoction with loads of choices to keep your taste buds happy.
ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE UNTIL JANUARY 30, 2020 at 6 PM.
A limited tickets will be available the day of the event at an event day rate published at the door.
Service Hours: 9:00 am to Noon
Omelette Service: 9:30 am to 11:30 am
Saint Ignatius High School – Rade Hall
1911 W 30th St, Cleveland, OH 44113
Parking is available at the Breen Center for Performing Arts
RISE AND SHINE YOGA in the ATRIUM
8 to 8:45 am
Feed your soul and then your belly! Wake up your body with a donation based 45-minute Slow Flow Vinyasa class led by certified yoga instructor Julie May.
The class will focus on connecting our breath and movement using a variety of different poses. Please bring your own yoga mat and water.
All levels of students are welcome.
Julie teaches Monday nights in Bay Village at Village Yogaworks.
Yoga registration is required in advance. Yoga entry tickets are limited.
Please arrive at the Saint Ignatius Atrium entrance by 7:55 AM.
Win the Ultimate Bar Basket!
Raffle tickets are available online (ticket link above) or at the event. Drawing held at 11:30 AM.
~ Tickets are $10 each or 3 or $25 ~
Special thanks to our participating chefs and restaurateurs
and event sponsors making this all possible….
Our Pancake Barkfeast started over a decade ago to honor a senior Doberman Pinscher we took him after he was thrown from a truck and taken to a shelter in Youngstown, Ohio. Under our care we were able to take care of the many bumps and bruises from being dumped and discovered shortly thereafter he was heartworm positive. We named him “Scramble” as we were scrambling for funds and came up with the idea of hosting a breakfast to raise the money for his care. Within a few weeks we were able to move him into a foster home which ultimately became his forever home. Scramble and lived his best life with his new family feeling happy, healthy and loved until he passed away on July 5, 2010.
This experience with Scramble led us to start what has since become our biggest fundraiser of the year and we are grateful for the support from our adopters and the community of dog lovers who believed in us.
The Extra Mile fund which helps us cover expenses for dogs needing additional care due to medical and/or social issues and the funds raised from the tickets sold at the annual Barkfeast are directed to the dogs who are a part of The Extra Mile program.
