338 pounds of food rescued in March ...thank you donors!!
turning food waste into opportunity!
Connecting surplus food from commercial sources to families in need, we'll beat food insecurity - one rescued meal at a time!
338 pounds of food rescued in March ...thank you donors!!
Connecting surplus food from commercial sources to families in need, we'll beat food insecurity - one rescued meal at a time!
Kellys' Community Kitchen recognizes the stark contrast between the abundance of food that is enjoyed by some in our community and the struggle undertaken by others daily, to feed themselves and their families. Food waste occurs both at the community (restaurants, civic and private orgs, schools) and household levels.
Our mission is to ide
Kellys' Community Kitchen recognizes the stark contrast between the abundance of food that is enjoyed by some in our community and the struggle undertaken by others daily, to feed themselves and their families. Food waste occurs both at the community (restaurants, civic and private orgs, schools) and household levels.
Our mission is to identify these excess resource channels, and then "rescue" unused ingredients or surplus prepared food; thus diverting them from the landfill. We both transform raw product into safe, nourishing meals as well as intake and redistribute cooked food (leftovers) to those less fortunate in our community.
Since Q4 2023, Liam has embarked on a quest to make us a "Zero Waste" charity by repurposing any rescued food that (upon closer inspection) is no longer suitable for human consumption, in two ways: 1) transforming into dog food (distributed through local humane society), and 2) for food not suitable for canines, connecting that surplus to a local farm animal refuge.
Kellys' Community Kitchen was conceived in 2020 by a father and son team with a passion for food and community service. Its a family-run nonprofit charitable organization, incorporated with the State of North Carolina. NC SOS ID: 2257939.
IRS EIN: 87-2348284. 501c3 DL#: 26053639002501
Our organization is built on a foundation of compassion, integrity, and accountability. We believe in treating everyone with dignity and respect, and we are committed to using our resources in the most effective and efficient way possible.
KCK welcomes volunteers who share our passion for making a difference in our communities. Community expertise can help ensure that our programs and services are best meeting the needs of those we serve.
Sam Shrestha
Holding an MBA from the University of Maryland and with significant background in initiative planning and financial reporting
KCK welcomes volunteers who share our passion for making a difference in our communities. Community expertise can help ensure that our programs and services are best meeting the needs of those we serve.
Sam Shrestha
Holding an MBA from the University of Maryland and with significant background in initiative planning and financial reporting from nearly 10 years in the financial services sector, Sam assists with funding strategies and donation coordination.
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