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Panera Bread and decorated chef-activist José Andrés have joined forces to draw attention to widespread hunger, food deserts and food waste in America. A kickoff event on Monday served meals to 1,500 needy people in Washington, D.C., one of the most food-insecure regions of the country, according to the United Way. (It’s also Andrés’ adopted hometown.)
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Panera has launched a short film about Andrés and his nonprofit organization, World Central Kitchen. The video, dubbed “Hunger, Interrupted,” continues the brand’s “Food, Interrupted” series and spotlights the global disaster relief that Andrés has been doing for more than a decade.
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