Giving Kitchen’s impact not only benefits those food service workers who need immediate help, but it also serves as a shining example of the power of partnership.
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Suicide, Substance Abuse and Other Mental Illnesses in the Food Service Industry One Year After Anthony Bourdain’s Death.
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District 2’s city councilor Amir Farokhi presented a proclamation on behalf of the City of Atlanta to name June 3, 2019, Giving Kitchen Day.
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On Giving Kitchen’s expansion, founder Jen Hidinger-Kendrick says, “I remember Ryan looking at me saying, ‘I want this for everyone.’ And you know what? I do, too.”
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A representative from The Atlanta Braves Foundation shares why Giving Kitchen and its founder, Jen Hidinger-Kendrick, were awarded the Braves Community Hero Award.
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“The reality is that those who contribute to this cause get far more out of it than those receiving support.”
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Kim Brewer carries her darling husband David’s memory with her every day, in the form of several tattoos she has that express her love for him, each packed with meaning, packed with heart.
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Alex was without a home after Hurricane Irma hit, the aid he received from Giving Kitchen helped his family get back on their feet.
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“If Giving Kitchen can step in to assist food service workers so that tougher road isn’t traveled, the community as a whole benefits.”
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Shannon has worked in the restaurant industry for much of the past two decades. Late last year, her car was hit. Giving Kitchen helped her cover the cost of surgeries and recovery.
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Friends and colleagues help Ryan and Jen Hidinger realize their dream of opening a philanthropic restaurant. John Kessler tells their story, published in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution in October 2013.
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