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Chefs For Humanity is committed to promoting nutrition education, hunger relief and emergency and humanitarian aid to reduce hunger worldwide.

CFH Program Areas

	Hunger Relief There are nearly one billion hungry people in the world---more than the combined populations of USA, Canada and the European Union. 98% of the world’s hungry live in developing countries with the least resources to tackle this challenging problem.
	Nutrition Education Helping children make healthy food choices is an essential ingredient for instilling good habits to last a lifetime. Parents and caregivers can teach good nutrition by involving kids in making healthy, nutritious snacks and meals.
	Disaster Response Floods, famine, hurricanes and war affect all of us, whether at home or overseas. Events like Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and the earthquakes in Haiti brought devastation to many. Helping to ensure immediate and reliable access to water, food and nutrition is one way Chefs for Humanity provides help to others in times of great need.

	Fall/Winter, 2011 Loukoumi's Secret Ingredient Recipe Contest Enter your favorite childhood recipe and win the chance to cook it with celebrity chef, Cat Cora! Loukoumi's Cookbook includes the 5th illustrated Loukoumi storybook in which Cat Cora teaches kids how to cook followed by favorite childhood recipes from over 50 celebrities. A minimum of $2 from the sale of each cookbook will be donated to Chefs for Humanity and St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital.
	Winter, 2011/2012 American Red Cross Blood Donation FREE Giveaway The holidays and winter months are a difficult time for blood collection. To help, Chef Cat Cora has teamed with the American Red Cross to offer all blood donors a FREE soup mug and special Cat Cora recipe card.
	2011 CFH Donates to WFP Haiti Relief for Clean Cookstoves Chefs for Humanity responded to the Haiti earthquakes by raising awareness and support for the World Food Programme (WFP). CFH funding was used to purchase clean cookstoves for WFP’s school meals programs in Haiti. This benefits thousands of children with nutritious meals, as well as the women cooking in the schools who now breathe cleaner air and cook on safer fuel efficient stoves--without the risk and time associated with searching for firewood and fuel.