Last night an organization I believe in, Senior and Disability Action, had a fund-raiser, a CommUNITY Celebration, and I was relieved that they included some vegan sushi, shown in the picture above.  (I was so happy when I saw it that instead of taking a picture as I'd done with the other plates/platters, I filled my plate.)  This was finger good--for very big fingers.

I took picture, as I was asked, of the whole event, but my pictures weren't sensational.  I wrote the following when the press person thanked me for the photos she hadn't used.

I meant to take a picture of the vegan sushi!  Sometimes one progressive organization sabotages another, and I'm not sure how many people--especially older people--realize that plant-based is the best choice for people concerned about animal welfare and the environment, and of course, it's recommended for seniors.  

"Kaiser Permanente recommends plant-based eating for seniors due to its potential health benefits, including reducing the risk of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and certain cancers. A plant-based diet emphasizes whole, unprocessed plant foods like vegetables, fruits, beans, lentils, nuts, and seeds, while minimizing or eliminating animal products and processed foods."

Next year, I'll be happy to make a donation to provide something  savory that's plant-based and a sweet, tasty, plant-based dessert.  Please remind me!