Feed the Mass
Non-profit organization · Chinatown ·
Hands-on cooking classes, delicious meals, for a good cause
Hands-on cooking classes, delicious meals, for a good cause
"I’m now cooking for Feed the Mass, a mutual aid kitchen that’s completely different from a restaurant: it lets me use my cooking skills to help the community rather than operate within a traditional restaurant model." - Alex Frane
"As the nonprofit kitchen partner, Feed the Mass is the beneficiary of fundraising through the Redd collaborative events; Travel Oregon awarded $50,000 to Feast and Feed the Mass to support the outdoor food event that will raise money for the nonprofit." - Brooke Jackson-Glidden
"I saw that nonprofit kitchen Feed the Mass received $50,000 from Travel Oregon to hold a family-friendly, outdoor food event at The Redd on Salmon Street." - Brooke Jackson-Glidden
"I also note that Feed the Mass is listed among mutual-aid groups and shelters that accept donated food from businesses that lose power, though the text offers no further detail about their specific practices in this incident." - Alex Frane
"I was most struck by Jacobsen Valentine and his nonprofit kitchen Feed the Mass; he transitioned from culinary instructor to feeding hundreds of people every week, with volunteers like Vitaly Paley and Gabriel Rucker helping to produce restaurant-quality food served for free." - Eater Staff