The Uproot Pie Co., is hosting an Uproot for Recovery pizza night fundraiser to benefit Coastal Recovery Community Center (CRCC), Friday, Sept. 12, from 4 to 8 p.m., at The Carriage House, 9 Green Street, Thomaston. A portion of sales that night will support
CRCC programs.

"Never been to The Uproot Pie Co.?" said a news release. "Owner and local, Jess Shepard, and her team bring their passion about sustainable food, and wood-fired ovens to our midcoast community."

The Uproot Pie Co., has a brick ‘n’ mortar home in Thomaston, but Shepard is all about, ‘have oven, will travel.’ You can find her and her team offering artisan wood-fired oven pizzas at farmers markets and they even cater events.

Visit The Uproot Pie Company’s website at www.theuprootpieco.com, and discover information about the company’s history and their catering services, but also about upcoming events and workshops.

From the website, preordering and booking opportunities is possible. For more information, call 207-370-1568.

"CRCC is thrilled to be the beneficiary of The Uproot Pie Company’s upcoming fundraising event," said CRCC.

CRCC at 11 White Street, Rockland, is a safe, nonjudgmental space for every individual on a path to recovery. That pathway is not only for the individual struggling with substance and/or alcohol use, but their loved ones as well. CRCC offers harm reduction strategies and ideas aimed at reducing negative consequences associated with substance use and improving health and wellness for people seeking
and maintaining recovery.

CRCC serves the entire Knox County community as a welcoming cooling and warming center at its location and welcomes all those on their individualized pathways to recovery which also includes loved ones. Stop in to gain free access to charge devices, check emails, get coffee, water, or just grab a snack. Free items are offered: wound kits, shower/ hygiene kits, sexual wellness supplies as well as
peer-to-peer support services. FMI: www.rocklandrecovery.org, or phone: 207-631-3697.