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Restaurant Week supports good food, giving back in Kansas City - Vimarsana News

Restaurant Week supports good food, giving back in Kansas City

It’s a 10-day long event that goes through Jan. 21, with over 200 restaurants in the area, and a portion of the money you spend goes to local charities.

Source: kshb.com
Experts predict 25 percent more waste during the holiday months - Vimarsana News

Experts predict 25 percent more waste during the holiday months

When most people think of food waste - many first picture egg shells, orange peels, and more food scraps inside a compost heap.

Source: kmbc.com
KC Can Compost continues to grow in more ways than collecting food waste - Vimarsana News

KC Can Compost continues to grow in more ways than collecting food waste

Chris Shelar's job at KC Can Compost is the definition of dirty work. And he like's it that way, continuing the mission of the organization.

Source: kshb.com
Kansas City chefs are hosting Ugly Dinners featuring produce that would otherwise be thrown out - Vimarsana News

Kansas City chefs are hosting Ugly Dinners featuring produce that would otherwise be thrown out

Kanbe’s Markets is partnering with six restaurants to launch its Ugly Dinner Series. A chef from each establishment is set to create a four-course meal and cocktail that highlight "ugly" produce and raise awareness about food waste.

Source: kcur.org
$3.4 Million In Grants To Address Health Care Disparities In Kansas City - Vimarsana News

$3.4 Million In Grants To Address Health Care Disparities In Kansas City

AP POOL Healthcare disparities exist in Kansas City whether that means vaccine accessibility, food security, or mental health resources. The health care disparity in Kansas City is largely shaped by where you live and how much money you make. There are regions of the metro with quality access to health care and those without it. The Health Forward Foundation is fighting this by awarding $3.4 million in grants to 36 nonprofit organizations. The idea is to make people, especially in low-income neighborhoods, healthier. Two grant recipients share their goals for improving health care in the ci...

Source: kcur.org