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As Ukrainian families live through their second full winter under occupation, WCK is again providing vegetable kits so people with the ability to cook for themselves have fresh ingredients to prepare nourishing meals at home. We have provided more than 112,000 of these kits—each one containing more than 15 pounds of produce—since this program began…
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José Andrés, founder of World Central Kitchen (WCK), has been awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the United States’ highest civilian honor, in recognition of his extraordinary contributions to humanitarian work and the culinary community.
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Honoring Our Heroes
These World Central Kitchen team members existed at their very core to serve others, and lost their lives while supporting communities in need. They were from different corners of the world, but they were all humanitarians. They were also sons, daughters, sisters, brothers, fathers, mothers, partners, and so much more. We honor their contributions to…
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A tribute to Damian
One of seven WCK workers killed by the IDF in Gaza on April 1, 2024.
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Today, acute food needs in Ukraine have shifted to newly liberated and frontline communities—mostly along the country’s east and south. As a result, many of our restaurant partners in other parts of the country have reopened to the general public, buoyed by the support they received from WCK.
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Support from around the world helps ensure our Relief Team can act with urgency and serve meals to families impacted by disaster when and where they need them.
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A tribute to James
One of seven WCK workers killed by the IDF in Gaza on April 1, 2024.
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Every day, our teams are meeting and aiding Ukrainians who are living under threat, but who still remain hopeful. Here are some of their stories.
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WCK’s Meal Milers
The Meal Milers is a group of WCK staff, partners, and volunteers representing the organization at the 2023 TCS New York City Marathon on November 5. Together, they are running to highlight the work of the brave Food Fighters in Ukraine who show up every day to support communities impacted by Russia's invasion.
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Black soil is the most fertile soil found on earth—and 65% of Ukraine’s land is covered in it. Because of this, more than half of Ukrainian households grew their own home gardens before Russia’s full scale invasion began. In the months since, this rich soil has sat fallow as backyard farmers throughout the country have…
