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Most recently, WCK has worked to feed people who were left without jobs during COVID, with an emphasis on the culinary community. Last year, before it even opened, Red Rooster Overtown partnered with WCK and Food Rescue US to serve meals to Miamians during the pandemic. The chef and humanitarian will appear virtually tonight (Monday, May 17) at the Broward College Speaker Series. The topic, "Changing the World Through the Power of Food" will address how everyone can help end hunger by starting with a simple gesture. In the meantime, New Times checked in with Andrés, hoping to pick up some ...

Bi-vocational Ministers Scholarship continues to grow Posted on BCF President Thomas A. Kinchen accepts check for $30,000 from the Florida Baptist Financial Services Executive Director/Treasurer for the Bi-vocational Minister’s Scholarship fund. Students attending The Baptist College of Florida (BCF) in Graceville participate in a full range of state and federal aid programs to help with college expenses. These financial aid programs, loans, grants, and also scholarships provided through fundraising initiatives, friends of the college donations, memorial gifts, and church sponsorships play...

Housing and Development Newsletter Since serving nearly 4 million meals to the people of Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria, WCK has responded to dozens of disasters worldwide and distributed tens of millions of meals in the process. A naturalized U.S. citizen originally from Spain, Andrés is an advocate for immigration reform and on July 4, 2014 was named by President Barack Obama as that year’s Outstanding American by Choice. In 2015, President Obama awarded Andrés the National Humanities Medal “for cultivating our palettes and shaping our culture.” “We [chefs] feed the few, bu...

ANGOLA — Though the platform was different, the themes for unity and equality persisted as Trine University’s Multicultural Student Organization presented its 30th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and

Toggle Sidebar Playing the ‘Green Lottery’: Life Inside Colombia’s Emerald Mines For many of the men who hunt for the country’s prized gems, the mines are like casinos in the middle of the Andes: One stone could change it all. At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, with travel restrictions in place worldwide, The New York Times launched a new series — The World Through a Lens — in which photojournalists help transport you, virtually, to compelling new places. Here, Juan Pablo Ramirez  shares a collection of images from the Colombian state of Boyacá. I was half a mile into...