Emergency Feeding Program of Seattle & King County

Smiles from every person there, feel the spirit and the love from each person you come in contact. A humbling experience to volunteer there and a blessing.Mr. Redwine began his involvement in drama by participating in his high school talent shows. The group he created called “Exposure” started the national trend of lipsynching. He wrote for his high school newspaper “The Messenger” for three years. His ambition to entertain led to community theater and church drama. At the age of ten, he was mimicking legends such as James Brown and Michael Jackson. At the age of fourteen he wrote, directed and starred in his own film. Redwine comes from a family of high achievers, music lovers and entertainers. Redwine’s uncle, Webb Lofton, played with the legendary Jimi Hendrix. He also, was the president of a men’s club called, “Goal Reachers” which hosted functions and galas in the community. This allowed Redwine an opportunity to DJ and further perfect his musical talent and feel the pulse of the people. Redwine’s uncle , Sam Smith, was a long time leader, city councilman and godfather of black politics in the Seattle area. Redwine once again was able to reach the pulse of the community by entertaining and being the DJ at political functions. Redwine was very instrumental in creating an advisory board that helped young talent get employed by Kube 93, the largest radio station in Seattle. Redwine volunteered his time with at-risk youth of Seattle as well as donated entertainment. He performed special events like the Gary Payton annual boat cruise and his own celebrity basketball tournament and co-promoted an event with Jason Terry of the Dallas Mavericks and raised $50,000 for Katrina Relief. Redwine has also hosted, interviewed and secured celebrities such as Michael Jordan, Shaq and President Bill Clinton to name a few, for the local area video show called, “Music Intercity”. Robert is currently the President and CEO of Winetime Entertainment and Filmworks. This venture entails music production, artist development, commercial recording, studio recording, artist management, film production development and consulting. His accomplishments include one platinum album, three gold albums, one Northwest music award, seven movie soundtracks and two television musical scores. He has worked with three Grammy Award winners. Redwine produced on E-40’s “In A Major Way” album which charted at #2 on the Billboard charts. He successfully structured, produced, rapped, negotiated and planned a marketing strategy for Epicurean Records. This led to a #15 Billboard single by Tony-O “Player Hater Degree” (PHD). Redwine has had the opportunity to work with various Musicians-Grunge music with Pearl Jam’s guitarist Stone Gossard, Soft Rock with Darryl Hall of Hall & Oates, Conscious music like Club Nouveau and many Bay Area rappers. Redwine is also a talent scout for new artists. Currently, Redwine has one film in the market place and one film in development. He also is working on a new television show. Mr. Redwine is also on the Board of the Black Community Festival, in charge of Entertainment for Juneteenth and currentlyworking with SVI’s Career Links program as a teacher and founder of a new course called Music Business Technology. Catch him on Comcast Demand interviewing MC Hammer, Hootie & the Blowfish, Master P and Bun B! KEEP EXPLORING BRITANNICA
8 years ago (21-02-2018)

I work here and the work is rewarding, we try to help anyone who walks through our doors hungry and make many food donations to alot of places that help alot of people in our community.
9 years ago (11-11-2017)

I have come to love this program and the people who run it. Their only agenda is to help people needing help. That's the kind of agenda I can firmly endorse.
12 years ago (08-08-2014)