As the holy month of #Ramadan approaches, WCK is distributing Ramadan food kits to help families prepare daily meals. Each kit contains halal-certified staples and enough food for 70 meals—allowing families to gather each day in comfort and dignity. wck.org/ramadan-2026 #ChefsForGaza

When floods cut off the Colombian town of Las Palomas, the best way in was by boat. WCK's team loaded up everything needed to cook a comforting pot of sancocho and headed out—bringing food, care, and a little sense of normalcy to neighbors who’ve been isolated by the waters. #ChefsForColombia

WCK first met Fran two years ago in Viña del Mar, Chile, when she was cooking in one of our kitchens to support communities impacted by wildfires. (1/3)

As soon as flooding hit Montería, Colombia, the team from bakery Juan Pan was out in the community distributing fresh bread and food from its downtown shop for free. (1/2)

No matter the age, hunger affects everyone. That’s why we’re introducing WCK’s #ChefsForUkraine Baby Kits—created to support the smallest members of our communities. Each kit includes cereals, proteins, and purées, helping ensure babies have what they need when food access is disrupted.

Happy Valentine's Day! ❤️💛💜 In a restaurant with 20 other people, there's a 1-in-4 chance of a COVlD exposure today, if nobody is testing/isolating. Risk is higher in the Northeast and especially the Midwest, lower elsewhere.

From Salam Kitchen in Gaza, WCK’s Wadhah shares what comes next for our teams. After reaching 1 million meals a day despite closed borders, limited supplies, and constant challenges, the focus now is on rebuilding—together. The goal: strengthen communities for the long term. #ChefsForGaza

I saw someone buying roses and I thought: maybe that’s love. I saw someone carrying chocolates and I thought: maybe that’s love. I saw someone entering a jeweler’s and I thought: maybe that’s love. And I saw someone wearing a mask and I thought: that’s definitely love.

Floodwaters cut off the town of Las Palomas in Córdoba, Colombia, leaving the community temporarily isolated. Neighbors quickly organized a small community kitchen to support one another. As soon as it was safe, WCK brought ingredients & kitchen supplies to help them keep cooking. #ChefsForColombia

Why do I wear a respirator mask in all public spaces? Because I know that Covid-19 constitutes an ongoing threat to my well-being. Because I understand that preventing infection is an urgent necessity. Because I feel morally obligated to resist the spread of harmful contagion. #COVID19

Most people pay no heed to the extreme danger of Covid-19, and as a result, most people are suffering repeated infections that cause irreparable harm. #COVID19

WCK’s Pavlo is checking in from Odesa, where a drone attack struck critical infrastructure and homes. For the past two days, our teams have been distributing hot meals to families as they begin to recover from these strikes. #ChefsForUkraine

When WCK first tried to reach the town of Las Palomas in Córdoba, Colombia, the floodwaters were too high for our teams to travel safely. We worked quickly to find a solution, and now we’re serving meals to families in this community that was isolated for several days. #ChefsForColombia

Ride along with a WCK truck, loaded with ingredients & supplies, as it makes its way to one of our Gaza Field Kitchens! 🚚 We’ve reached 1 million hot meals every day in Gaza but our progress isn’t stopping—supply deliveries like this are vital for our teams to keep scaling even more. #ChefsForGaza

Colombia Update 🇨🇴 WCK Chef Corps member Harry Sasson is in Montería’s El Dorado neighborhood, where severe flooding has left families surrounded by water for days. Many people here have lost nearly everything. We’re on the ground supporting the community with hot meals every day. #ChefsForColombia

Cyprus ➡️ Gaza Serving 1 million meals a day takes every possible route. From Cyprus, WCK’s Regina takes us aboard a humanitarian cargo vessel as we work alongside Cyprus, UAE, and @unops.org to move food and supplies to Gaza through a maritime corridor. #ChefsForGaza

Lialia is a Kyiv resident, professional chef, and WCK volunteer. Like many of her neighbors, she has lost access to hot water after Russian attacks damaged infrastructure. Still, her passion for cooking and commitment to supporting her community brought her to the WCK team. #ChefsForUkraine

WCK’s #ChefsForGaza teams reached the milestone of 1 million hot meals daily yesterday, but our work doesn’t stop there. We’re doing everything we can to reach as many communities as possible with warm meals. Yesterday, that looked like delivering meals on donkey-drawn carts in displacement camps.

WCK is en route to Madagascar, where Tropical Cyclone Gezani has struck the island and left a wake of destruction. WCK is working with local partners to ensure families and first responders have access to meals. Read More: world-central-kitchen.visitlink.me/13WzHK #ChefsForMadagascar

WCK Founder José Andrés sat down with @npr.org to discuss what it means to serve 1 million hot meals each day in Gaza and why increased aid is urgently needed. Listen: www.npr.org/2026/02/11/n... #ChefsForGaza

Serving 1 million meals every day in Gaza doesn’t happen by chance—it takes relentless effort, coordination, and determination. (1/3)

An airborne virus is a virus that can infect other people through unseen particles in the air, sometimes for hours after the sick person has left the area! Masks and clean, ventilated air can reduce the risk of getting sick from airborne viruses or infecting others.

Our team in Gaza took a moment to pause and mark a milestone: serving 1 million meals a day. It’s a moment of recognition as our colleagues and partners are living this crisis, too. They are facing the same uncertainty, shortages, and daily realities as the people they serve. #ChefsForGaza (1/2)

“It’s not just that we serve food, we also offer them love and livelihood and rehabilitation of their lives.” – Ayham, WCK #ChefsForGaza Team Because of the perseverance and dedication of our Palestinian team, families in Gaza are receiving hope and warmth in the form of comforting meals. (1/2)

WCK’s 1 million meals a day milestone does not mean our work in Gaza will stop. Hunger remains widespread, even as conditions have improved compared to earlier months. 1 million meals a day meets an urgent demand, but it doesn’t eliminate it. (1/2)

Today, WCK reached a milestone: serving 1 million meals daily in Gaza—made possible by our network of Field Kitchens, community kitchens, bakeries, & local partners. Since 2023, we've served 272+ million meals, providing consistent support to families facing prolonged crisis. #ChefsForGaza (1/2)

Before Storm Leonardo hit southern Spain last week, WCK teams pre-positioned in Córdoba and Málaga to respond quickly and support impacted communities. Working alongside local partners, we delivered hot meals, sandwiches, fruit, and water to affected families & first responders in the region. (1/2)

Residents of El Volador had to abandon their homes in the middle of the night when the flooding hit, and they were finally able to return after nearly a week. They quickly organized a community kitchen, so WCK is supporting them with supplies so they can cook for their neighbors. #ChefsForColombia

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When January’s winter storm swept across the U.S., WCK teams mobilized to 7 states and Washington, D.C. From Texas to Maryland, we served nearly 190,000 meals, ensuring families had warm food as extreme cold, power outages, and dangerous conditions disrupted daily life. #ChefsForThePeople

For Minouche, one of WCK and Hôpital Albert Schweitzer Haiti's team members, cooking for her neighbors is a source of pride. She and her teammates meet thousands of people every day, and she says that hearing their stories is what inspires her to keep cooking. #ChefsForHaiti

In partnership with Panzi Hospital and Foundation, founded by Dr. Denis Mukwege, WCK is serving meals to medical professionals and patients in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where violence has left families in the S. Kivu region without reliable access to food and water. #ChefsForDRC (1/2)

WCK’s Luis José is checking in from the San Jorge River in Córdoba, Colombia on his way to deliver food to families still cut off by flooding in the region. Residents have organized community kitchens to support one another, so we're delivering supplies to help them keep cooking. #ChefsForColombia

Should they reply to you telling them that Olympians are still taking precautions by pointing out that you are not an Olympian, reply that like an Olympian you too are competing in a historic event, and when they ask what it is, tell them: it’s called the surviving the pandemic.

I watched Bad Bunny deliver the most American halftime show I have ever seen. Then I came home and watched it again. And I am not okay. In the best possible way. He sang every single word in Spanish. Every. Single. Word.

As families in Gaza prepare to mark another Ramadan amid ongoing crisis, WCK is supporting them by delivering 100,000 Ramadan food kits—the equivalent of nearly 7 million meals—designed to sustain families from suhoor to iftar. #ChefsForGaza (1/2)

WCK's #ChefsForUkraine team was serving food and drinks to people in Kramatorsk shortly after yesterday's attacks on residential parts of the city. We were on site within hours—serving hot soup, sandwiches, and water to people impacted. (1/2)

WCK’s #ChefsForGaza teams are working tirelessly at all of our kitchens to make sure we can keep scaling to 1 million meals every day. (1/2)

North Carolina: Election season is here once again! Our Brooks Fuller with Common Cause NC looks at some key things to know about voting in North Carolina's 2026 Primary Election. ▶️ WATCH: www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdmA...

Bad Bunny’s half time show has been uploaded on YouTube. Here is the link if you’d like to watch it for the first time or again 😄. youtu.be/G6FuWd4wNd8?...

Can’t talk Super Bowl without Autumn Lockwood. First Black woman to coach in AND win the Super Bowl ✨ Video Description: Mychal wishes you a Happy Bad Bunny Super Bowl Day! He highlights Autumn Lockwood’s impact. Mychal refers to her as history, HERstory, extraordinary 💜 #BlackHistoryMonth

In Ukraine, where strikes and blackouts are common, many families have the ingredients to cook, but not the tools. That's why WCK's #ChefsForUkraine team has built our brand new Cooking Kits. Each includes a gas stove, canisters, and safety equipment so that families can cook the meals they love.

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I know it’s been a while (sorry) and it’s not even great light to show you, but I’ve just finished my first embroidery of 2026. 😊 I hope it was with the wait and that you enjoy!🪡🌿🦉✨ *Completely freehand stitched, no pattern, paints or sketch. #stitchedart #thesewingsongbird

At WCK and Hôpital Albert Schweitzer Haiti's Mauger Kitchen, team members like Venice serve displaced families without consistent access to meals every day. Here, our 100% local and women-led teams are caring for their community members and ensuring they have what they need. #ChefsForHaiti

WCK’s Daria checks in from Kyiv 🇺🇦 Our team has been responding to the energy crisis in Ukraine’s capital for more than 20 days—serving tens of thousands of meals to families enduring freezing temperatures without reliable heat or electricity due to Russian attacks. #ChefsForUkraine

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Marcelita, a resident of Tomé in BioBío, has been at the heart of all four of WCK’s responses in Chile. Her experience with our teams plus her knowledge and care for her community make her a vital member of our current efforts supporting families impacted by wildfires in Concepción. #ChefsForChile