
Labor Day Special

On May 27, 2018, our beloved Ellicott City, MD was flooded yet again by a torrential downpour that totaled 9 inches of rain over a two-hour period. Here’s how you can help.
All cleaning supplies and food should be directed to the Community Action Council of Howard County, which is collecting materials at the Howard County Food Bank, 9385 Gerwig Lane, Suite J, Columbia, MD 21046.
All philanthropic contributions should be directed to the Community Foundation of Howard County at www.cfhoco.org.
Let’s help get this beautiful town back on its feet in record time and help all the wonderful families affected by this tragic disaster!
2013 Donation: $1,228
Help Us Reach Our Goal
1,100 Gourmet Food Samples
We’ve got 1,100 PINK cooler bags looking for homes! Direct your friends and family here to request a free gourmet food sample. For each sample we deliver in October we’ll donate $5.*
1,000 New Facebook Fans
Share our page on Facebook! For each new Facebook fan we get during October we’ll donate $1.
1,000 New Instagram Followers
Follow the fun on Instagram! For every new Instagram follower we get during October we’ll donate $1.
We hope you’ll spread the word and be a part of something incredible this October by joining us in supporting American Cancer Society !
1. Referrals: For every referral who becomes a customer during the month of September, Passanante’s will donate $50.
Click Here To Submit A Referral >>
2. Free Food Samples: For every free food sample delivered during the month of September, Passanante’s will donate $5.
Click Here To Request A Free Food Sample >>
3. Cash Donations = Groupon Packages: Visit our GoFundMe page and your donation could earn you one of our delicious Groupon packages!
Click Here To Visit Our GoFundMe Page >>
We appreciate your consideration and ask that you please help us spread the word about this fundraiser so we can help care for and feed our friends in the gulf.
Picking a menu for a large holiday gathering can seem like a daunting task. Something for the kids, something for the picky eaters and something for everyone else – it’s a lot to think about!
Our advice? Stick with what you know. A big group gathering may not the best time to try out a brand new recipe. Not to mention, nothing brings back great memories quite like a old family favorite. Whether it’s a classic green bean casserole or your great great grandma’s curried apple squash soup – flavors are a powerful vehicle to transport you and your family back to a simpler time.
This holiday season we hope you’re able to unplug from all the distractions of 2016 and connect with what really matters – your family. Happy eating!