WE FIGHT HUNGER DIFFERENTLY
7 hours ago
Some #MondayMotivation for you: Hear from Billy about how his life changed for the better at DCCK. https://t.co/u5DbEWsvRP #MeetDCCK
Some #MondayMotivation for you: Hear from Billy about how his life changed for the better at DCCK. https://t.co/u5DbEWsvRP #MeetDCCK
1 day ago
ICYMI: We're serving free meals at @DCPoliceDept's weekly #BeatTheStreets. See you Wednesday at 600 O St. NW 2-7pm! https://t.co/DIOowzTtvL
ICYMI: We're serving free meals at @DCPoliceDept's weekly #BeatTheStreets. See you Wednesday at 600 O St. NW 2-7pm! https://t.co/DIOowzTtvL
2 days ago
Hey @captaincookiedc -- this isn't something we would serve for our meals but thank you so much for thinking of us! https://t.co/dVz18Yd12V
Hey @captaincookiedc -- this isn't something we would serve for our meals but thank you so much for thinking of us! https://t.co/dVz18Yd12V
2 days ago
Here's to teaching "knife skills and life skills" -- SO fellow #jobcreator @KitchensForGood! https://t.co/eW7vGRffq9 #chefsintraining
Here's to teaching "knife skills and life skills" -- SO fellow #jobcreator @KitchensForGood! https://t.co/eW7vGRffq9 #chefsintraining
Founded in 1989 in protest of traditional charity models, the organization uses career training, job creation, and sustainable business practices to strengthen local food systems and reduce disparities in health and economic opportunity.
The Kitchen’s life-changing social ventures include providing culinary job training to at-risk adults, turning wasted food into balanced meals for shelters and nonprofits, and serving healthy, scratch-cooked meals in low-income schools.
Some #MondayMotivation for you...Meet Billy. At 58 years old, Billy spent much of the previous 25 years in and out of prison, struggling with alcohol and drug addiction. He stumbled upon DC Central Kitchen and has never looked back. Billy works full-time on...
Re:Dream Billy Johnson
A micro-documentary about Billy Johnson, a graduate of DC Central Kitchen's Culinary Job Training program. Footage provided by WETA, Washington, D.C., from…
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At DC Central Kitchen, and at organizations across the country like @Kitchensforgood and The L.A. Kitchen, we're working to provide a path for returning citizens to build careers in the restaurant industry.
Restaurants Can Be a Lifeline for the Formerly Incarcerated — and Vice Versa
These programs keep people out of prison and in the kitchen
#FlashbackFriday to mid-May, when our 108th culinary job training class teamed up for a cook-off competition. They have come so far and are graduating a week from today!
