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Teaching Kitchen a Pipeline for Skilled Kitchen Staff
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Since 2009, Community Servings'
Teaching Kitchen
has provided
food service job training to hundreds of unemployed individuals
who face barriers to full-time employment.
As they learn basic food service and job-readiness skills, trainees work alongside Community Servings' kitchen staff, making valuable contributions
to the agency's mission, which includes making 2,200 medically tailored meals each day.
"The Teaching Kitchen program is a natural extension of our core mission," David B. Waters, CEO, explains. "Trainees gain experience working in a professional kitchen while helping us to feed more sick clients."
Community Servings' culinary team is made up of six Teaching Kitchen alumni. "We often hire Teaching Kitchen graduates because we have seen first-hand what they're able to do and they've already committed themselves to our mission," said Kevin Conner, Executive Chef.
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Community Servings' Teaching Kitchen Alumni, from left to right: Darryl Branch, Evening Chef; Jerome Brodie, Utility Associate; Elsa Stengel, Prep Cook; Larry Eason, Prep Cook; Lakeisha Hall, Prep Cook; David Price, Utility Associate
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Join us on Thursday, June 22 to celebrate the graduating trainees of Class 35 at the Teaching Kitchen Graduation Ceremony and Reception. Congratulations to our graduates!
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June 8
New Date: June 10
Father's Day
is June 18
June 22
June 28
June 29
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Farm to Fork Nutrition Education Class
at Community Servings
Community Servings
for those in need. Raffle ends Friday, June 16
35th Teaching Kitchen Graduation Ceremony and Reception at Community Servings
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June is National Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Month!
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Don't let the simple ingredients fool you - this crisp salad is packed with flavor and nutrients. The peppery flavor of the radish balances with the sweet watermelon. The familiar combination of feta cheese, walnuts, and citrus offer a brightness that brings this salad all together.
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Radishes are a peppery root vegetable thought to have made their debut in Massachusetts as early as 1629! They are
low in calories and offer
important nutrients like fiber and vitamin C.
Radishes are most abundant between the months of April and July. Choose plump, firm, and smooth radishes that are free of blemishes. Enjoy them raw, sautéed, or roasted.
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Thank You!
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Thanks to you, we raised more than $730,000 at the 25th Anniversary of LifeSavor presented by Citizens Bank, totaling $10 million raised in the lifetime of the event!
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- The Boston Globe
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