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Organizations Supported by Hickman's Family Farms

Arizona's Children Association
Arizona Centennial Project
Arizona in Action
Local First Arizona
Ag in the Classroom
Food banks and soup kitchens
Feeding America
St. Vincent de Paul dining room
St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance
Northern Arizona Food Bank
New Life Center
Hike for the Homeless
Phoenix Children's Hospital
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Arizona
The Good Egg Project
Ak-Chin Him-Dak EcoMuseum and Archives
Salvation Army
Christmas for a Cause
Ride for Kids, Pediatric Brain Tumor Research


Pinal County 4-H Camp - 2012

Pinal County 4-H Camp - 2012

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2nd Annual Governor's Easter Egg Roll

2nd Annual Governor's Easter Egg Roll was held Saturday, April 7, 2012 at the Wigwam Resort in Litchfield Park. Gov. Jan Brewer welcomed the crowd and started the race. Sponsors were Hickman's Family Farms, the Wigwam Resort, Shamrock Farms, Hilgers Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics, and Reach Out and Read Arizona.

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St. Vincent de Paul - Breakfast for Dinner

St. Vincent de Paul - Breakfast for Dinner

Thank you to the entire team for serving a new record number of diners last night, 315+225. Jay, the chef for the Mesa dining room, will be serving breakfast this morning. He hasn't been able to offer this kind of breakfast in many years.

The green chiles, eggs, cheese, and bacon that were left will be made into delicious egg entrees for many more meals through this holiday season.

Thank you, Blase, for another creative certificate for our team.

Curt Harshman at Shamrock provided the milk and juices, at Maria's request.

Tricia Phelps with BarS, has donated and volunteered for five years.

Dick Pattingale from Holsum donates daily, including this meal.

Thank you! Every Hickman member makes this possible!

Sharman

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Hickman's Family Farms makes donation to
Paul Horton's Pay-it-Forward

Sharman Hickman and "Funky" visited Paul Horton's CBS 5 Pay-it-Forward "Car Wash". Hickman's Family Farms and its employees made a donation to Big Brothers & Big Sisters charity.


First Annual Governor's Easter Egg Roll

First Annual Governor's Easter Egg Roll
photo: Carl Schultz

April 23 and 24, 2011 the Wigwam hosted the 1st Annual Easter Egg Roll, with special guest Governor Jan Brewer. Modeled after the event in Washington, the event also included many activities for old and young alike, and a special judging of decorated eggs by Governor Brewer. Participants in the festivities were enthusiastic about the celebration of all things springtime, and the word heard most frequently was "awesome." Hickman's Family Farms was pleased to have been a part of what will surely become an Arizona family tradition.

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Arizona Farm Bureau's "Fill Your Plate" program

Sharman Hickman was interviewed recently on the Sonoran Living program on ABC15 regarding the Arizona Farm Bureau's "Fill Your Plate" program


Hickman’s Family Farms
to Donate 300,000 Eggs to Food Banks
in Arizona

Part of an Overall Donation of 700,000 Eggs Feeding Families in Five States

ARIZONA – April 7, 2011 – Leading up to the Easter holiday, food banks across Arizona, as well as in Hawaii, Nevada, Colorado and California will receive approximately 700,000 eggs from Hickman’s Family Farms – Arizona’s only commercial egg producer. The donation is a long-time Hickman’s family tradition before Easter and has been part of United Egg Producers contribution to Feeding America’s national campaign for the past four years. Donations in Arizona will be made to St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance in Phoenix, Yuma Community Food Bank, Community Food Bank in Tucson, United Food Bank in Mesa and St. Mary’s Food Bank in Flagstaff.    Read More...

Contact: Sharman Hickman, 623-872-1120

 

Feeding America, San Diego receives 86,000 eggs from Hickman's


Donation of Eggs to the
United Food Bank in Mesa

ABC 15 reports on the donation of 37,000 Hickman's eggs to the United food Bank in Mesa, AZ.

Donation of Eggs to United Food Bank in Mesa

Which came first. The chicken or the egg?

Finally, The Answer to the ultimate question is revealed...

Which came first: The Chicken or the Egg?

Employees of St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance ask: What Came First?

St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance in Phoenix is searching for the answer. Hickman’s Family Farms & Tyson Chicken made a huge donation to help feed hungry people in the Valley of 54,000 eggs and 30,000 lbs. of chicken. The Hickman's egg delivery truck arrived just ahead of the Tyson chicken delivery truck. (This donation by Hickman’s precedes a much larger donation of eggs to be made to food banks statewide in April.)

So -- do you think that settles the issue of which came first?

What Do You Think?   Vote in our poll below:

Contact: Sharman Hickman, 623-872-1120 or
St. Mary’s Food Bank, Jerry Brown, 602-684-0939


Hickman's Family Farms presents
a check to Carefree Station

Hickman's Family Farms presents a $1,000 check to Carefree Station in Carefree, Ariz., for selling the most eggnog and winning the 2010 Hickman's Eggnog Charity Challenge this holiday season with their own cranberry-inspired creation. The money will be donated directly to Foothills Animals Rescue. A dozen restaurants competed in the Eggnog Challenge.

Hickman's Family Farms presents a $1,000 check to Carefree Station
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In the photo: Robert Gabrick, owner of Carefree Station, Thea Sommers, Mixologist of Carefree Station, Holly Bergman, Vice Chair of Foothills Animal Rescue and Clint Hickman of Hickman's Family Farms.

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Civitan Foundation says thank you...

December 2010

Dear Hickman’s Family Farms,
Civitan Foundation is so grateful for the support of people like you and this community. Your donation of 40 dozen eggs was used throughout our various programs in the Valley at and Camp Civitan.

Since 1968, Civitan has been dedicated to the idea that people with disabilities deserve to have access to the same physical and social benefits so many of us take for granted in recreational programs. The mission of Civitan Foundation is to provide our communities an accessible, safe, and affordable environment while delivering superior life experiences to enhance the quality of life to individuals with developmental disabilities of all ages…

Not only were the eggs served (in many different ways) to over 800 campers, volunteers and providers at Camp Civitan in Williams, AZ this past summer, they were utilized in our cooking classes in Phoenix, Glendale, and Sun City. Our clients thoroughly enjoyed preparing many different egg dishes, their favorite being egg burritos.

Your thoughtfulness is appreciated!

Sincerely,
Dawn Trapp,
Executive Director
Civitan Foundation
Phoenix, Arizona
www.campcivitan.org


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Colorado Egg sponsored “Breakfast for Lunch”

December 9, 2010 at the Grand Valley Catholic Outreach's Soup Kitchen. The event featured volunteers from Colorado Egg making omelets with all the fixings for 250 people.


It's Breakfast for Dinner

at the St. Vincent de Paul dining room in Phoenix on December 8, 2010.

 

“PJ’s & Eggs”
A Breakfast for Dinner Event
Oct. 8, 2010

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Visit www.PJsAndEggs.net


The “Egg on Top” winning dish

And the winner is: L’Academie at Scottsdale Culinary Institute. L’Academie’s Chef Joe Askren and his students’ dish was Chipolte Braised Pork with Poblano Chile Sauce on Baked Herb Pastry with Poached Egg. They will be receiving eggs for one year in the restaurant compliments of Hickman’s Family Farms.

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