Fuel the Mission

Your support puts chef-prepared meals on the tables of families who need them.

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Every meal counted.

Tax Deductible

501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Full tax receipt provided.

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The Impact of Giving

Every dollar you contribute goes directly toward providing high-quality, chef-prepared meals to families facing food insecurity.

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What Your Gift Provides
  • $25 provides meals for a family for one week
  • $50 supplies ingredients for an entire chef service session
  • $100 supports a full Chef Partnership Night
  • $250 funds a week of community distribution

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! The Good Kitchen Project is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. You'll receive a receipt for your records.

Your donation supports: fresh, quality ingredients that meet our standards for nutrition and taste; access to licensed commercial kitchens where chef partners prepare meals safely; distribution and logistics to get meals to families through community partners; and program growth to serve more families and engage more chefs. We operate lean and accountable—no bloated overhead.

We welcome culinary professionals to join our chef partner network! You can participate through Chef Residencies (ongoing partnerships), Guest Chef Service Dates (one-time or occasional), or Chef Partnership Nights (collaborative events). Visit our Chef Partners page to learn more.

We're not a food bank. We're not a soup kitchen. We partner with professional chefs to prepare high-quality meals for families facing food insecurity. Every dish is made with the same care and quality you'd find in a restaurant—because everyone deserves to eat well. It's dignity, not charity.