The Food Education Fund supports low-income students of color with scholarships and mentorship to diversify the culinary industry.

The Food Education Fund, a New York nonprofit, aims to diversify the culinary industry by supporting low-income students of color through hands-on experiences and mentorship in ten high schools. Over half of its participants are Hispanic, and a third are Black. With over 800 students engaged in 2023-2024, the Fund has received backing from major firms like Goldman Sachs and has awarded over $82,000 in scholarships, striving to create a more inclusive culinary landscape.

September 05, 2024
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