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August 9th 2025, 4pm – 8pm
1 Masonic Drive, Elizabethtown, PA 17022

On Saturday, August 9th, from 4:00–8:00 p.m., at 1 Masonic Drive in Elizabethtown, White Family Dental will proudly host its 2nd White Out Hunger event! This special evening is more than just a summer celebration—it’s a powerful effort to combat food insecurity right here in our Elizabethtown community.

100% of the proceeds from this year’s White Out Hunger event will support four incredible local organizations that are working daily to ensure our neighbors, especially children, seniors, and families, don’t go without meals:

• Bear Bags of Elizabethtown provides backpacks filled with nutritious, kid-friendly food each weekend during the school year for students who rely on school meals. During the summer, they run “Open Shop” events where families can select pantry staples, frozen goods, and more.
• Elizabethtown Community Housing & Outreach Services (ECHOS) helps individuals and families experiencing housing instability with emergency shelter, case management, and now, a new Weekly Hot Meal Program launching this summer for those who are food insecure.
• Community Cupboard of Elizabethtown serves hundreds of families through its food pantry and hopes to expand services so families in need can shop more frequently. They also support programs like Military Share.
• Elizabethtown Area Senior Center provides seniors with daily activities, companionship, and meals. With the rising need for affordable food, the center is working to expand its senior breakfast program, which has nearly doubled in participants over the last year.

We often do not see the needs of others until we open our eyes and look for them. Many children in our area rely on school meals for their primary nutrition. Bear Bags helps fill the weekend gap, while ECHOS steps in between shelter seasons with hot meals and support. The Cupboard ensures families don’t have to choose between food and bills, and the Senior Center provides nourishment and connection for our older residents. Each of these organizations fills a vital gap—and with your support, we can help them do even more.

So, what is White Out Hunger?

Our event takes inspiration from the elegant Fête en Blanc tradition—a “bring your own” party where guests gather to share food, drinks, and laughter. Each group brings their own meals, drinks, table settings, and decorations (or keeps it casual with takeout and wine!). The only rules: everything must be white—outfits, napkins, and tablecloths—and all guests must be 21 or older.

There will be live entertainment, dancing, and plenty of opportunities to connect with friends and neighbors. While we’ve borrowed the style, we gave our event a new name with purpose: White Out Hunger—because that’s exactly what we aim to do.

Live Entertainment by Corty Byron and Grant Bryan!

Corty Byron

Corty is a longtime fixture of the local music scene in Lancaster, PA. He started gigging in his teens, and the road just keeps on going. His performances are eclectic and ever-changing. His sound is americana roots-driven, vintage, bluesy, soul drenched, and authentic. Corty performs as a solo acoustic artist, as well as a seasoned rock n’ roll band leader. The trail behind him includes tours of Ireland, prison concerts, a life in Venice Beach, opening for various classic rock legends, social activism, and service in the community. In March 2024, he was given the ‘Best Blues Artist Award’ by the Central PA Music Hall Of Fame. He is also a proud father. Corty has been called a ‘chameleon’ by his musical peers. He works to remain in a constant ‘state of becoming’… one day at a time.

Grant Bryan

Elizabethtown PA
Grant Bryan is a country music artist on the rise. Born and raised in Central PA, Grant was always a fan of country music. From his first note, you will recognize that ol’ familiar sound from the 90’s. Gathering his influence from artists such as Alan Jackson, Tracy Lawrence, Garth Brooks, George Strait and many others through the decades.

Grant began playing all throughout the Central Pa Area in 2018. From bars and vineyards to some of the top music venues in Pennsylvania. In 2019, he released his very first single “Boy I was back then”, along with a music Video following the release. Since then Grant has released a number of additional singles, including “Bad Habit” which has produced well over 200k streams. Over the last four years, Grant has been nominated each year by the Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of Fame for “Best Country Artist” and “Best Country Band.”

When it comes to press, he is no stranger to the spotlight. Along with headlining his first Country Show at XL Live in Harrisburg PA in 2023, you may have seen him on stage opening for national touring acts such as Parmalee, Danielle Bradberry, Jameson Rodgers, Sam Grow, Carter Winter, Danny Worsnop (from Asking Alexandria) and Caleb Caudle. Grant has been on numerous country radio stations throughout PA and has had multiple television debuts on Good Day Pa.

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