9th Annual Chili Cook-Off to Support 1st Responders is a Big Success

Thursday, November 4th, 2021, was an amazing day at the Keller Williams Realty, Amelia Island offices. It was filled with Red & Blue flashing lights, shiny badges and - Chili?
 
This year’s annual Chili Cook-off to support local charities was a huge success, with 100% of this year’s $4,000 proceeds going to Nassau County 1st Responders to include the Nassau County Sheriff’s Department and Fire/Rescue, as well as City of Fernandina Beach Police Department and Fire & Rescue.
 
Many of our 1st responders were on hand to support this effort by meeting the public and displaying a host of emergency vehicles. Tickets were just $10, and a raffle was a part of the day’s activities.
 
This year’s event was the 9th year and funds will assist the area “Shop with Cops” programs and more.
 
Keller Williams Realty, Amelia Island is a proud Community Supporter looks forward to inviting you to the 10th Annual Chili Cook-Off to support our local Law Enforcement and Fire & Rescue. The event is planned for the 1st week of November 2022.
 
Please contact us directly for more information on how to sign up your team, provide a sponsorship/raffle prize or purchase tickets. Keller Williams Realty, Amelia Island. Event Coordinator, Marianna McIntyre 904-261-9800. Or via email: Ameliakw671@gmail.com.

Nassau County Fire Chief, Brady Rigdon, Nassau County Sheriff, Bill Leeper, Keller Williams Amelia Island Team Leader, Brandi Bass Mooneyhan, Fernandina Beach Police Chief, Mark Foxworth

Nassau County Sheriff, Bill Leeper and Keller Williams Realty, Atlantic Partner CEO, Margaret Sherrill

1st Responders and Keller Williams Team members had a great day!

Nassau County Sheriff, Bill Leeper tastes 21 Chilis to help choose the winning recipe.

Chili Cook-off Winners and 1st Responders were thrilled with the total donations of $4,000 generated for the 9th Annual event.