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The mission of the Connected Chef is to make sure households in Queens have fresh, nutritious food.
Difference Makers: Queens chef group transforms into non-profit delivering food to needy New Yorkers amid pandemic © Provided by RADIO.COM NEW YORK (WCBS 880) — A group of chefs and volunteers in Queens have seen the need for food skyrocket and are working hard to fill in the gaps. The program started out small at the beginning of the pandemic, with the group just helping out the people they knew. “We started going to the supermarket and buying food for friends and then we started delivering to them,” says Chef Omar Bravo. “And then the idea of like, ‘Why [don’t we] do something...
World Food Program executive director David Beasley tells Fox News' Simon Owen about global malnutrition, pandemic crises. A nonprofit located in Queens, New York, is tackling the issue of food insecurity in the United States head-on. Before the coronavirus pandemic hit, The Connected Chef focused on education, cooking and gardening classes. The organization's priorities changed to combating food insecurity when COVID-19 began to spread across New York City, director and co-founder Kim Calichio explained. Calichio and her husband are both restaurant chefs and have been in the food ser...