⚽ Atlanta! Team WCK is coming to you THIS SUNDAY!
Join us at Smorgasburg Atlanta to watch Spain take the pitch—and grab a complimentary bite prepared by local Spanish restaurant Silla del Toro while you're at it. (1/2)
After Ezz Al-Din and his family share a WCK-provided meal, he takes his son Adam outside to find joy in something they both love: football. They have been displaced several times in the last three years, so this tradition is a much-needed constant for both of them. (1/2)
One meal. One journey. Hope making it to the hands of people in need—one plate at a time. #ChefsForLebanon #FoodIsLife
Why is Chef James on Team WCK? It’s simple: food is life. Join us as we celebrate football, food, and hope in communities across the world. Because just like food, football is a universal language that brings people together. #FoodIsLife #ChefsForTheWorld
📍 140 Forsyth St SW, Atlanta, GA 30303
🕚 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
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Come for the football. Stay for the community. See you Sunday! 🌍🍽️ #FoodIsLife #ChefsForTheWorld (2/2)
When WCK teams arrived in the southern Ukrainian town of Tverdomedove, Lidiia told us that not many people are able to safely reach their frontline village with aid—which made our delivery of chicken kits especially meaningful for the community. (1/3)
Through her work at a WCK & HAS Haiti meal distribution site in Borel, Ms. Katty embodies the WCK mission every day supporting families displaced by violence in the region. She leads our team with compassion & care, serving hot meals that provide strength, dignity & hope. #ChefsForHaiti #FoodIsLife
For families living close to the front line, support like this helps bring stability back into daily life—one chicken, one egg, and one hopeful plan at a time. #ChefsForUkraine #FoodIsLife (3/3)
Ezz Al-Din and his family rely on regular meals from WCK. But the happiness these moments bring them is just as important, because football—just like food—brings people together. #ChefsForGaza #FoodIsLife (2/2)
Lidiia and her family already have big plans for their new laying hens. They're waiting for them to start laying eggs so they can cook some of the meals they love again, and they hope to eventually sell some of the eggs to bring in reliable income. (2/3)
