‘A community effort’: Turlock teens start Kitchens for Change to help tackle food insecurity
TURLOCK, Calif. (KTXL) — Some Turlock teens have been inspired by World Central Kitchen, a nonprofit that responds to national disasters to feed those in need, to tackle food insecurity locally.
Food is cooked, assembled and packaged to-go by Kitchens for Change.
“It’s just been incredible. So many kids are willing and able to come out and help and have fun doing it,” said Elias Rabine, the president and founder of Kitchens for Change.
The high school club is getting hands-on experience, serving their community.
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