Farming Hope, the San Francisco-based culinary job training and food justice nonprofit, will host its next Guest Chef Dinner on Monday, July 27, from 6:30-9:00 PM at 690 Van Ness Ave, or Farming Hope's Refettorio.
The Guest Chef Series showcases local chefs who share Farming Hope's commitment to workplace inclusivity, food access, and sustainability. The theme of this upcoming dinner is "The Contemporary African Kitchen," featuring Chefs Alexander Smalls, Fernay McPherson, and bryant terry, and hosted with Farming Hope's friends at the Booker T. Washington Community Service Center.
During each dinner, Farming Hope's paid culinary apprentices work alongside the featured guest chefs, gaining hands-on experience and professional mentorship while helping prepare a multi-course meal for guests.
Ticket sales support Farming Hope's paid transitional job training program for individuals overcoming barriers to employment. This event offers a unique opportunity to highlight the intersection of culinary excellence, workforce development, and food justice in San Francisco.
Farming Hope, the San Francisco-based culinary job training and food justice nonprofit, will host its next Guest Chef Dinner on Monday, July 27, from 6:30-9:00 PM at 690 Van Ness Ave, or Farming Hope's Refettorio.
The Guest Chef Series showcases local chefs who share Farming Hope's commitment to workplace inclusivity, food access, and sustainability. The theme of this upcoming dinner is "The Contemporary African Kitchen," featuring Chefs Alexander Smalls, Fernay McPherson, and bryant terry, and hosted with Farming Hope's friends at the Booker T. Washington Community Service Center.
During each dinner, Farming Hope's paid culinary apprentices work alongside the featured guest chefs, gaining hands-on experience and professional mentorship while helping prepare a multi-course meal for guests.
Ticket sales support Farming Hope's paid transitional job training program for individuals overcoming barriers to employment. This event offers a unique opportunity to highlight the intersection of culinary excellence, workforce development, and food justice in San Francisco.
Farming Hope, the San Francisco-based culinary job training and food justice nonprofit, will host its next Guest Chef Dinner on Monday, July 27, from...