Food Pantries for the Capital District

This dynamic duo is back and has upped the ante! Last year, Brittney and Corinne ran the Dirty Dozen, a crazy challenge consisting of 12 miles, 12 donuts, and 12 beers. We raised over $4,200 and donated all proceeds to the Food Pantries of the Capital District, a local non-profit organization that ensures over 65 food pantries in Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga, and Schenectady counties are able to provide for and address the hunger throughout the capital district. 

This year, Brittney and Corinne have set out on a new mission - The Dirty Baker's Dozen. On June 12, they will be tackling 13 miles, 13 beers, and 13 eggs in hopes to raise even more money for the Food Pantries of the Capital District. 

Five thousand dollars is an ambitious goal, but we're hoping with your support we can make it happen! Any donation big or small is graciously appreciated, and all proceeds will go directly to our cause. 

Cheers to tackling The Dirty Baker's Dozen: Kegs and Eggs Edition this year! See you on the streets of Saratoga on June 12. 

xoxo Brittney and Corinne

Inspired by local Saratogians Colleen and Keelin Hollowood (sisters who recently completed this challenge themselves), fellow Fingerpainters Brittney Holcomb and Corinne Ellis will be hopping on the Dirty Dozen bandwagon. On Saturday, May 16, Brittney and Corinne will run 12 miles, eat 12 donuts, and drink 12 beers in celebration of New York State’s “soft” reopening. One hundred percent of the proceeds will be dough-nated (pun intended) to The Food Pantries for The Capital District.

The Food Pantries for The Capital District has been around since 1979, providing more than 60 food pantries in Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga, and Schenectady Counties with enough groceries for 3.3 million meals annually. Just $1 can provide 6.25 pounds of food to a neighbor in need!