As packages of chef-prepared food towered on tables, cars rolled up to Fair Haven Baptist Church's parking lot in Westland on Wednesday with pandemic-weary passengers seeking relief in the form of a free, nutritious meal. , which recently raised nearly $95,000 to provide nearly 5,000 meals for people in need last week. About half were distributed Wednesday; the rest were given out on a first-come, first-served basis Thursday at Womack Temple in Inkster. "We don't want to view this as charity," said Detroit Free Press/Metro Detroit Chevy Dealers Chef of the Year Phil Jones, one of the chef's participating in the distribution effort last week. "This is us giving back to our community, sharing with our community, and really letting them understand that we care about them. So it's more than charity, and I think that's an important thing,"