From Ukraine to Gaza to the U.S., WCK teams are all over the world, ensuring that families have meals during difficult times. Watch WCK founder José Andrés discuss our work and the ongoing need for aid with Fox News: world-central-kitchen.visitlink.me/9VbNyE
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From that first meal, we build and build until we reach everyone in need.
This is how we’ve served more than 600 million meals since we founded WCK 15 years ago. #ChefsForTheWorld (2/2)
Getting there fast is what we do—and in 2025, we moved faster than ever. When people are hungry, we can’t wait. They need help today, not tomorrow.
This year alone, WCK served 130 million+ meals. Everywhere we went, it started the same way: one sandwich, one plate of food. #ChefsForTheWorld (1/2)
In Ukraine, we provided residents with seed packets & laying hens so they could have a reliable source of food. In Haiti, we worked with longtime local partners to support families displaced by violence. In every community we served, we witnessed strength & perseverance. #ChefsForTheWorld (2/2)
In 2025, WCK helped communities in over 23 countries around the world build resilience, self-reliance, and hope in the face of disaster. In Gaza, we adapted to evolving circumstances on the ground to support Palestinian families in need, even when the borders closed. #ChefsForTheWorld (1/2)
Hurricane Helene in Asheville, wildfires in LA, and flooding in Texas—these are just 3 of WCK’s responses in the US in 2025. Each community needed something different after disaster struck, so we listened & worked with impacted residents to help lead their own recovery efforts. #ChefsForTheWorld
Community is stronger than a crisis. @wckitchen sees the best of humanity when things are worst: people impacted by disaster supporting each other. In 2025, we worked directly with communities to help them recover after disasters, one meal at a time. #ChefsForTheWorld
From farmers and restaurant owners to volunteers and community cooks, these partners helped ensure our teams reached communities in need faster than ever. Explore our work this year to meet some of the people behind our work: wck.org/wck-in-2025
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In every response this year, WCK’s work was powered by local community members—people who, even while facing crisis themselves, stepped up to care for their neighbors and helped serve more than 130 million meals across thousands of communities impacted by disaster. #ChefsForTheWorld (1/2)
In 2025, WCK moved with urgency—working hand in hand with local communities to support recovery after disasters, one meal at a time.
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Every year, we’re reminded of something powerful: community is stronger than crisis. At World Central Kitchen, we see it again and again—when disaster strikes, the very people most impacted are the ones who step up to care for their neighbors. That is the heart of our work. #ChefsForTheWorld (1/2)
WCK Chef Corps member Germán Carrizo (first photo) ran his first marathon this month in Valencia, Spain as part of the WCK team. The race was in his home city, a community where WCK has deep roots & where local partners & neighbors didn't hesitate to join our efforts after DANA. #ChefsForTheWorld
After the LA wildfires, we distributed meal gift cards to employees of restaurants destroyed by the fires to help them get by after losing their workplaces. Read more at wck.org/news/5-innovations-in-2025-that-powered-wcks-work/ #ChefsForTheWorld (3/3)
These strategic hubs allow WCK teams to show up faster for communities facing disaster, ensuring meals can reach families within hours, not days. Read more: wck.org/news/5-innovations-in-2025-that-powered-wcks-work/ #ChefsForTheWorld (2/2)
WCK stepped in to create free farmers’ markets, connecting farmers with families who needed food to bolster food access and the local economy. Read more at wck.org/news/5-innovations-in-2025-that-powered-wcks-work/ #ChefsForTheWorld (4/4)
In regions where families rely on local foodways, ensuring access to water was critical to both survival and recovery. #ChefsForTheWorld (4/4)
With Carmen's leadership & deep local knowledge, WCK is reaching more communities in need across the region with nourishing meals after disaster strikes. Most recently, Carmen led our efforts supporting families after multiple typhoons in the Philippines. More: wck.org/relief #ChefsForTheWorld (2/2)
The WCK fleet grew again with 2 Rapid Response Mobile Kitchens—43-foot-long, fully customized cooking trucks. They are now our largest mobile Field Kitchens & they help us reach places where traditional infrastructure doesn’t exist or has been destroyed after a disaster. #ChefsForTheWorld (3/3)
WCK founder @chefjoseandres.bsky.social was named one of @USnews.com Best Leaders of 2025.
At WCK, leadership isn’t about speaking the loudest—it’s about listening the closest. #ChefsForTheWorld
Read more here: www.usnews.com/news/leaders/articles/be...
WCK immediately prepares & serves fresh, nourishing meals to communities impacted by natural disasters and during humanitarian crises. #ChefsForTheWorld
For me, it’s always that bigger picture: Have we worked with the community to see what else they need?
— Sam, WCK Response Director
Sam spoke with @grist.org about our response to floods in Hunt, Texas. More: grist.org/labor/the-people-behind-... #ChefsForTheWorld