Cook up impact for your team and our community
Our community programme is transforming everyday lives and long-term outcomes for Priory Green Estate residents. And it’s mostly funded by organisations who choose to spend their team building, CSR and client entertainment budgets with us.
Here are some of the ways that you can get involved.
Book a team cooking experience
Get a group together and join us for a MasterChef-style challenge, prepping and cooking around 100 meals. We’ll crank up the pressure, but support you all the way, with funky tunes in the background and professional chefs on hand to teach you new skills and keep you on track.
And once the last dish is out of the oven, you’ll get to relax with a glass of something chilled, eat the food you’ve prepared, and marvel at what you can get done when you work as a team. Doing good has never been so much fun.
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Help us tackle holiday hunger
When school’s out, free school meals are off the menu, leaving some families struggling to fill the gap. We’re looking to tackle this through our 2000 Summer Plates campaign – and we’d love you to be part of it.
To hit our target, we’ll need 200 participants to take part in Family Meal Boxes events between 21 July and 29 August. Could you bring a team to help us reach our 2000 plates? Click below to find out more.
Go deeper with us
Get really stuck in with the work we’re doing, and deliver even greater impact for your teams and our community. That could mean booking multiple events, involving different teams, cohorts or clients, or integrating our events into your strategy days or L&D programmes. It could even mean funding a cooking course or employment programme.
We’d love to work with you on a deeper level, in a way that matches your goals, and ours. Let’s talk.
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We had a hugely enjoyable evening. It was great to be able to support a purpose-driven business and play a part in helping you achieve your mission to deliver social good and local impact.
Everyone enjoyed having fun in the kitchen, and having time for productive conversations. And knowing that the event was adding back to the community through Cook for Good’s community programme made it even better.
Thank you so much for making this such an enjoyable event and guiding us so efficiently to make half-decent cooks out of a bunch of amateurs. Not only was it enjoyable, but what you have achieved to date and your goals are hugely inspiring.
