FoodGoods and Susan Spicer Collaborate on Relief Effort

FoodGoods, a company that creates goods for food lovers, today announced that it will donate all proceeds from the sale of its 'may the spice be with you' shirt to the Share our Strength Hurricane Katrina Relief Fund. Designed specially by FoodGoods and New Orleans chef Susan Spicer of Bayona Restaurant, the tee celebrates Chef Spicers eclectic global cuisine to bring hunger relief to those are in need after Hurricane Katrina.

New York (PRWEB) October 3, 2005 -- FoodGoods, a company that creates goods for food lovers, today announced that it will donate all proceeds from the sale of its may the spice be with you" shirt to the Share our Strength Hurricane Katrina Relief Fund. Designed specially by FoodGoods and New Orleans chef Susan Spicer of Bayona Restaurant, the tee celebrates Chef Spicer's eclectic global cuisine to bring hunger relief to those are in need after Hurricane Katrina.

With so many friends and family in Louisiana and Texas, our hearts were breaking for the communities hit by the hurricane," said FoodGoods designer Staci Strauss. We were thrilled to work with Susan to help provide for those who are in need. Share our Strength's dedication to ending hunger was a natural fit; we hope our efforts offer some comfort to the Katrina victims." she added.

The black American Apparel shirt is printed with green lettering and comes in unisex S,M, L,XL, 2XL and 3 XL. The shirt retails for $35.00, and is available online at www.foodgoods.com or by calling (917) 327-9394.

About Share Our Strength:

Share Our Strength is a national nonprofit that inspires and organizes individuals and businesses to share their strengths in innovative ways to help end hunger. Their Hurricane Katrina Relief Fund is directed to local organizations assisting victims in the affected areas. For more information, check out http://www.strength.org/act/katrina/.

About FoodGoods:

FoodGoodsTM is a line of culinarily-inspired soft goods that strives to promote healthy eating and living while heralding the delectable words associated with food and wine. The company was founded by Staci Strauss and Craig McCord in 2004, and is based in Lower Manhattan. The line of t-shirts, aprons and tote bags, as well as information on FoodGoods' philanthropic partnerships, can be found online at www.foodgoods.com.

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