Why José Andrés wants to feed people impacted by natural disasters
José Andrés is on a mission. When natural disasters strike, the chef works to get people the meals they need.
"When people are hungry, we want to feed them," said Andrés, speaking at the 10th annual Social Good Summit on Sept. 22. "So we make only the right decisions to make sure everybody is fed. Not a week from now, not a month from now, but right now."
When Hurricane Dorian wreaked havoc on the Bahamas earlier this month, Andrés and volunteers from his nonprofit were on the ground cooking food for the people who were most effected. "We began doing what we do best: adapting," Andres said on the Summit stage, speaking alongside atmospheric scientist Kait Parker and Dr. Maria Neira, director of public health, environment, and social determinants of health at the World Health Organization. Read more...
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