2011 Giving Archives

2011 Donations in Review

Posted December 30, 2011February 3, 2016 Café 440Leave a commentPosted in 2011 Giving, History of Giving

We were proud to sponsor the following organizations and events in 2011:

The Little French School-“French Night Out” Auction

CASA-Court appointed Special advocates-“Casino Night”

Holt International-2011 “Eugene Gala and Auction”

Relief Nursery-April’s “National Child abuse prevention” month

SASS-Sexual Assault Services

Soromundi Lesbian Chorus of Eugene-Annual Fundraiser

Sheldon High School-8^th Annual Irish Cultural Festival

March of Dimes-“Walk for Babies” Annual Walk/Fundraiser

American Cancer Society-“Drive for a Cure” Golf Tournament

Children’s Miracle Network-Winetasia

Ballet Fantastique-Arabian Night Fundraiser

“A Family for every Child”– Fundraiser Auction

The Science Factory-50^th Anniversary Celebration/Fundraiser

Camas Ridge Community School-Annual Silent Auction

Food for Lane County-“Empty Bowls” Auction

Eugene Rotary Club-Annual Duck Race

Kelly Stayart

5 out of 5 stars

posted 6 days ago

This is a local Treasure. A very pleasant man seated us and we found out that he was the owner! The food was out of this world. It simply blew us away. We had the Mac n cheese and ahi tuna pasta! We ended up having the peanut butter cheese cake for dessert and ordering the amazing fries to go. You will not be disappointed. Our server Jenna was very polite, helpful, truly knew her stuff and was simply beautiful. Wonderful first dinning experience. Thank you :)

Hannah Bontrager

posted 2 months ago

Cafe 440 is INCREDIBLE. This restaurant has a menu to die for—world-class yet accessible, and arguably some of the best in the Pacific Northwest. Bold and incredible female head chef Katie forges creative new flavor fusions with well-deserved pride and refreshing lack of ego. You can order anything on the menu and know you'll love it. Some of the best service I've ever experienced, anywhere. And: Owners Todd and Martha lead by example. They find their way, time and again, year over year, to give back to the community and re-invest into local nonprofits and charities, arts and music, even when times are tough. These are genuinely amazing people, and this restaurant is a profound treasure.

Marguerite Collum

posted 1 month ago

We went to Eugene for some supplies and wanted to go to lunch after the shutdown. We originally wanted to eat outside, but since those tables were full, we went in.. the tables were well spaced and they were taking all reasonable precautions. I had figured 440 could be trusted during the pestilence, and they did it right. The menu was somewhat reduced, but still good as ever. So that’s it. We still look forward to the food, and we feel safe there during the pandemic.

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