Chester County Community Foundation to Host Sweet Charity Dessert Competition
The Chester County Community Foundation will host its Sweet Charity dessert competition on Tuesday, March 3, at Downingtown Country Club from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. This event will blend…

The Chester County Community Foundation will host its Sweet Charity dessert competition on Tuesday, March 3, at Downingtown Country Club from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. This event will blend dessert tasting with philanthropy and a celebration of America's 250th birthday.
Proceeds from Sweet Charity will support the foundation's 30-year mission to grow legacy philanthropy in the region, supporting charitable giving now and in the future through promoting legacy gifts and addressing local needs.
A diverse lineup of vendors will participate, including the following:
- Alexander Catering Company
- Arianna's Gourmet Café & Catering
- Bridge Street Chocolates
- Crème
- Dragonfly Catering
- Feast Your Eyes Catering
- General Warren
- Gramm's Kitchen
- John Serock Catering
- Maryellen's Cake Pops
- Northbrook Marketplace
- Nothing Bundt Cakes
- Robert Ryan Catering & Design
- Rose's Little Donuts
Dessert chefs will also participate in a competition featuring multiple categories: Most Popular Dessert (voted by attendees) and several professional categories, including Best Dessert and Most Creative Dessert. This year, a new Most America's 250th Birthday/Let Freedom Ring Dessert will be judged by a professional panel in addition to attendee voting.
Last year's winners included General Warren for Best Professional Dessert, Northbrook Marketplace for Most Creative Dessert, Bridge Street Chocolates for Most Popular Dessert, and Feast Your Eyes for Most Festive Dessert.
“We are looking forward to Sweet Charity to encourage generosity and philanthropy with the festive flair of America's 250th birthday,” said Karen Simmons, president and CEO of the Community Foundation, in a statement shared with VISTA.TODAY. “We are thrilled to have talented chefs showcasing their culinary artistry; some are new, and many are returning competitors. We extend our gratitude to the patrons, sponsors, judges, and volunteers who help make this event a success.”
All are invited to attend. More information about the event and registration details is available on the Chester County Community Foundation's website.




