Atlantis has donated a four-day, three-night stay, along with dinner for two at Seafire Steakhouse and Café Martinique, to the silent auction at Hands for Hunger’s Paradise Plates.

One of the most popular culinary events in The Bahamas, Paradise Plates raises crucial funds for Hands for Hunger’s programs. The event will be held on Saturday, Sept. 21, from 7 p.m. to midnight at the Atlantis Imperial Ballroom.

Paradise Plates attracts over 1,500 guests, with 150 of the island’s top chefs, brewers, beverage purveyors, 100 volunteers, and more than 50 sponsors participating.

Pictured from left: Tavares Clarke, Atlantis director of social catering; Keisha Ellis, Hands for Hunger executive director; and Tosheena Robinson, Atlantis executive director of community development.

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