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Coca-Cola Pledges $6.3 Million in Hurricane Relief Funds

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Post date October 3, 2017

Three Coca-Cola cans. — Photo credit: OlegDoroshin / Shutterstock

Coca-Cola pledged in mid-September to donate $2 million to the American Red Cross for hurricane relief after Harvey and Irma, and further said that they would match all employee donations up to an additional $100,000. Now, in the wake of Maria’s crushing blow to the Caribbean and the two destructive earthquakes in Mexico, Coca-Cola has […]

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High-Profile Chef, Jeff Ansorge, is the New Soup Kitchen Savior

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Post date December 9, 2013

High-Profile Chef, Jeff Ansorge, runs the kitchen at the Salvation Army.
IMG: via The Salvation Army

You might envision mushy, lumpy potatoes or overcooked, limp vegetables when you think of the food served at a Salvation Army soup kitchen. If you went to the one in St. Paul, Minneapolis, you would be very wrong. Instead, think about pan-seared salmon that has been caramelized to give it a better “flavor profile.” Think […]

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