Cook for Good goes beyond corporate team building by running social community projects, building social kitchens in communities that need it, connecting diverse groups of people together to cook, share meals and improve lives.

COMMUNITY PROJECTS

Our new community kitchen & pantry

The Cook for Good @ Kings Cross kitchen is scheduled to open in October, and will be home to a programme of food and cooking events, for people living on and around the local estates.

We'll be running cooking classes for all ages, and will cook up regular community meals for residents to come along and enjoy with friends and neighbours. And our surplus food pantry will offer members the chance to top up their weekly shop at a big discount.

We’ve been fortunate to have the backing of some fantastic organisations to get us to this point. So our thanks go to Facebook, Argent, Ninja, Peabody Housing Association, Axis Engineering, TP Bennett, QA Design and ISG for supporting the build and fit out of our exciting new space.

As well as hosting our community programme, the kitchen will also be used for our in-person corporate teambuilding events, once Covid-19 restrictions allow. If you’re interested in taking part in an event, or would like to know more about supporting our work more generally, please get in touch.

In the meantime, we’re still running our teambuilding events virtually (via Zoom), so if you’re looking for a way to bring your team back together, learn some new skills and support a fantastic cause, please contact us

Will you donate?

In addition to monetary donations, we are seeking corporate partners to work with us on the long-term delivery of this and our other planned community kitchens. If you are ablle to help us with in-kind support, please get in touch.

Our Community Partners...

With over 55,000 homes, Peabody delivers services to 111,000 residents, 8,000 care and support customers, and the wider communities in which they work.

Peabody works with people and communities to build resilience and promote wellbeing. They create and invest in great places where people want to live.

FareShare is a charity aimed at relieving food poverty and reducing food waste in the UK. It does this by rescuing good quality surplus food that would otherwise have gone to waste and sending it to almost 11,000 charity and community groups across the United Kingdom. The Felix Project now runs FareShare's London operations.