Armatage Yoga Studio Reaches Out to Hungry
Invisible Bee Yoga Studio of Southwest sponsors a food drive and will donate a portion of the studio's monthly profits to hunger relief.
While many tables will groan under the weight of holiday feasts in these coming weeks, an unprecedented amount of Minnesotans will go hungry. But in Southwest Minneapolis, a yoga studio is spearheading an effort to fill this growing need with a weeklong food drive and by dedicating a portion of its monthly profits to an organization providing food relief. Margaret Gordon Schloegel, owner of Invisible Bee Yoga Studio, is a strong believer in Karma yoga, which emphasizes generosity. As the cold holiday season dawns, Schloegel's thoughts frequently turn to those suffering from hunger and homelessness. "Giving back to the community has always been very important," Schloegel said. The Invisible Bee this week is hosting a food drive, from …
Rick Ellis
9:27 am on Friday, November 19, 2010
This is a great idea. Food shelves all over Minnesota are struggling under the weight of increased demand, so anything that can help the situation is desperately needed. more ›