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After the pandemic shuttered Teertsemasesottehg, the just-beginning-to-blossom, upscale catering and pop-up supper club business she operates across Chicagoland, Chef Q. Ibraheem began distributing fancily prepared, farm-to-table meals to hungry families for free. The American Red Cross of Greater Chicago named her 2021 Disaster Services Hero. Now she has been named a CNN Hero. Provided/Siege food Chef Q. Ibraheem is having a moment, or two. Last year brought challenges. The pandemic shuttered Teertsemasesottehg Secret Supper Club, the just-beginning-to-blossom, upscale catering and pop-up d...
The American Red Cross of Orange County is pleased to announce its 2021 Orange County Heroes Awards honorees. Each year, the Orange County Heroes Awards recognizes local individuals for acts of great bravery, dedication, and humanitarian service. This year’s event is hosted by KTLA’s Doug Kolk. “Not all heroes wear capes,” said Becky Firey, Executive Director of the American Red Cross of Orange County. “In fact, we’re surrounded by unsung heroes every day. We encourage the public to join us at this year’s virtual Orange County Heroes Awards as we meet incredible local heroes a...
When the COVID-19 pandemic along with the age of congregation members conspired to shutter the food pantry at First Presbyterian Church in downtown Springfield, a challenge was thrown down for someone to build a micropantry in its stead. Don Ecklund, who had built the first Little Free Library at his home in Leland Grove and is the church's Habitat For Humanity representative, stepped up. A couple of weeks ago as Ecklund was installing the micropantry — designed to give people access to canned goods, box dinners and other food 24/7 — he got a surprise visitor and a helping hand: Linda J...