WE FIGHT HUNGER DIFFERENTLY
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The path to and through DC Central Kitchen is not the same for everyone. Some people come to volunteer and end up applying to work in our overcrowded kitchen. Others are referred to our Culinary Job Training program by partner agencies helping them overcome past traumas or return to our community after a period of… Read more »
Washington, DC is our home. It’s also home to some serious challenges. The nation’s largest racial disparity in employment rates. The highest intensity of gentrification of any U.S. city. DC is one of just two jurisdictions in the nation where the number of young people who are disconnected from both work and school is on… Read more »
We’re always looking for new ways to leverage our resources and expertise for the greater good. Earlier this month, we did just that. Our Nutrition and Community Education team joined Culinary Job Training students from classes 117 and 118 for a nutrition lesson. Throughout the year, our Nutrition and Community Education team offers cooking demos… Read more »
Cora was among a group of DCCK graduates who testified before the DC Council for continued funding for workforce development programs like ours. Her testimony helped secure millions in funding for career pathways in DC. Learn more about Cora's story: https://t.co/obwFWiuF0v https://t.co/KtTum0vRH4
ICYMI: DC Central Kitchen Cafe is open! #FBF to last Saturday when we celebrated our grand opening with members of the community. We're so proud to become the fourteenth nonprofit to join the network of organizations @IAMTHEARC. Come visit us! https://t.co/uTVsW8H0yB
Do More 24 is back! Join us at Radiator @Kimpton on May 22nd from 5-8pm where 10% of all bar sales will support our fight against hunger and poverty. Can't make it? You can donate online for our 24-hour day of giving here: https://t.co/o8Q0DyEciE #fighthunger #drinkforacause https://t.co/4fJwoJyMWD
Since our founding, we've worked to break down stereotypes and test new solutions. In FY2018, our social return on investment (SROI) was $7.05 million in value as we recovered food that would have been wasted. Learn more about our impact last year: https://t.co/2w8cXpBBRE https://t.co/I44Q1ewAn2
Cora was among a group of DC Central Kitchen graduates who testified before the DC Council for continued funding for workforce development programs like ours. Her moving testimony helped secure millions in funding for career pathways in DC. She currently works on our Healthy School...
ICYMI: DC Central Kitchen Cafe is open! #FBF to last Saturday when we celebrated our grand opening with members of the community. We're so proud to become the fourteenth nonprofit to join the network of organizations at Town Hall Education Arts Recreation Campus...
