Katie Kime and Lauren Bush Lauren Celebrate Their FEED Collaboration in Round Top
The gathering at the designer’s ranch celebrated a new tote that helps provide meals through the Central Texas Food Bank

Designer Katie Kime and FEED founder Lauren Bush Lauren set the table for a good cause in Round Top. On Oct. 28, the longtime business partners hosted a family-style dinner at Kime’s newly renovated ranch to celebrate their latest collaboration supporting hunger relief. Additional hosts of the event were Joey Wölffer, Jennifer Welch, Lauren Smith Ford and Tracey Marshall.

Design with a purpose
In addition to dinner, the night featured local drinks and live music, with Katie Kime’s signature Round Top city toile woven throughout the event, from tablecloths and cocktail napkins to ice buckets. There was also a custom monogramming station, where guests could add a personalized touch to a Katie Kime Oxford shirt.
Kime and Lauren of FEED, a lifestyle brand driven by a mission to fight childhood hunger by expanding access to nutritious school meals, recently collaborated on an exclusive Round Top Tote that benefits the organization. The bag retails for $115 and is available for purchase on FEED’s website. Every purchase provides five meals to Texas families through the Central Texas Food Bank, which works with more than 250 nonprofit community partners, mobile food distributions and school pantry programs in Central Texas.
Kime is the founder and owner of Katie Kime. Founded in 2013, the Austin-based lifestyle brand is best known for its bright colors, regional designs and playful prints translated into home decor, apparel and accessories. Lauren founded FEED in 2008, and since then it has donated more than 128 million school meals.
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