Blossom Hill Annual Farm to Fork Dinner

Blossom Hill is pleased to announce that its upcoming annual Farm to Fork Dinner will feature Samantha Bee, Canadian-American humanitarian, comedian, writer, producer, actress, and television host. The event will take place at the Country Club of Darien on Friday, September 19, 2026 from 6 – 9 PM. The Foundation’s mission is to implement community-based education programs that sustain children affected by war.

Samantha Bee doesn’t just talk about refugee crises from a distance. She’s traveled to camps in Jordan. She’s documented the impossible complexity of resettlement. Her show purchased and renovated an entire house so families could visit detained loved ones with dignity. Shiva Sarram, Founder and Executive Director of Blossom Hill, will moderate the discussion.

The dinner will also feature Blossom Hill’s Fellows implementing innovative programs including the Sama Community Center and Montessori school in Azraq, Jordan, as well as psychosocial support work in the West Bank.

“Samantha Bee has done what so few are willing to do—she has gone to the camps, sat with families, and turned her platform into action. That’s exactly what we do at Blossom Hill. As conflict reshapes the Middle East and our programs adapt to meet emerging needs, this evening is a chance for our community to show up for the children who need us most,” said Sarram.

Seats are limited. To purchase your ticket, please visit: https://blossomhill-foundation.org/rsvp/

Please join the Blossom Hill Family for this special evening!

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Blossom Hill is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in New Canaan, CT. Founded in 2009, it has been on the forefront of the refugee crisis, working tirelessly to create positive change and uplift communities. To date, Blossom Hill has reached over 150,000 children and youth across 25 countries through multiple initiatives across three major pillars: education, life skills, and job training. This model provides a multi-layered impact on both our programs directors’ growth and development and positive change in refugee communities.