Noticias

Rubble cleared, bridges repaired, supply chains coming back online, and homes being rebuilt are all signs that communities throughout the state of Guerrero are on the path to recovery after Hurricane Otis.

Lack of access to clean water is one of the most critical issues affecting Ukrainians in frontline communities. WCK teams recognized the need for an enduring solution and created an ambitious plan.

Chef Luis is from a Zapotec pueblo in Oaxaca, Mexico and immigrated to the US in 2005. When he learned World Central Kitchen was responding to Hurricane Otis in Acapulco, he was…

In the weeks since Category 5 Hurricane Otis made landfall along the Pacific coast of Mexico, World Central Kitchen has provided much needed aid—from food and water to masa flour and bridge…

WCK trucks loaded with food and water are now reaching the team in Gaza. We are delivering the desperately needed aid to Anera—our partner on the ground—who is distributing the items to…

The World Central Kitchen Relief Team is on our way to Iceland to assess food and water needs after a state of emergency was declared in anticipation of a catastrophic volcanic eruption.

In the past month, WCK has worked alongside NGOs and restaurant partners, local communities and chefs, to provide more than one million hot, freshly prepared meals in the region, along with produce,…

Since first arriving in Mexico, WCK teams have been airlifting thousands of meals and bottles of water into areas cut off by the storm’s damage and working with local partners to support…

We recently sat down with Olha—WCK’s Ukraine Country Lead—who oversees our work in the country. Olha shared her background and experiences, as well as her insights and thoughts on this ongoing response.

North Carolina-based Chef Cheetie Kumar has seen WCK grow since she first enlisted her community to support us in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence in 2018.