- March 12, 2025
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President Christine Johnson with Rhonda Deems, Sherry Davis and Polly Giuffrida
Photo by Harry SayerKarla Lewis feeds a nearby goat. The goat was later freed from the fence.
Photo by Harry SayerMischa and Chet Kirby
Photo by Harry SayerTom Waters and Brittany Bryant-Swift
Photo by Harry SayerLynn and Chris Romine
Photo by Harry SayerKaitlin Vaughn, Sabrina Cummings and Serena Ferris
Photo by Harry SayerChris and Ed Lindsay with Raul and Alison Elizalde, Chris Schaeffer, Kristan Hamill, Lynn Morris and Rick Smalley
Photo by Harry SayerCosette and Luis Kosiba
Photo by Harry SayerLowe and Ashley Morrison with Luke Simonds and Lindsay Morrison
Photo by Harry SayerGuests enjoyed a number of dishes.
Photo by Harry SayerThe fundraiser had a relaxed but elegant atmosphere.
Photo by Harry SayerPayne and Ashley Kessler
Photo by Harry SayerDixie Resnick and president Christine Johnson
Photo by Harry SayerA small kitten was cared for at the event.
Photo by Harry SayerPauline Wamsler and Chris Lindsay
Photo by Harry SayerGeorgia and Howdy Hudson
Photo by Harry SayerMeghan Hansen, Jane and Brad Grandbouche and Corey Cowper
Photo by Harry SayerGuests fed some of the nearby animals.
Photo by Harry SayerPlenty of light bites were served.
Photo by Harry SayerElizabeth Moore and John Knowles
Photo by Harry SayerCats, cattle, goats and plenty of support were the name of the game during the Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast's latest fundraiser on Dec.4.
The "Feast Upon The Fields" luncheon brought the Conservation Foundation's closest supporters to the Crowley Museum and Nature Center for an afternoon of fundraising for the nonprofit's nature conservation initiatives.
There were plenty of animals, too. Guests took time to pet and feed goats upon walking to the tent event space, where they then picked up light bites and admired some of the nearby cattle.
It was then time for the program, where guests heard from Conservation Foundation president Christine Johnson and Crowley Museum CEO Dixie Resnick before they enjoyed food from Mattison's 41.
