Chef Rachel, head chef of patient housing at ANMC, is preparing beloved local dishes for families sheltering at the Egan Center in Anchorage after devastating floods in Western Alaska. Though far from home and having lost so much, these meals offer a taste of comfort. #ChefsForAlaska

WCK’s #ChefsForAlaska team is working with with Bean’s Cafe, a local nonprofit that helps ensure families get the food they need. Come cook with Bean’s Cafe’s Robert as he talks about the comfort, significance, and deliciousness of traditional fry bread.

WCK teams in Bethel, Alaska are packing grocery bags to deliver to homes hosting families that evacuated during the flooding. These bags include staple ingredients and, most importantly, frozen fresh coho salmon, which hold a deep cultural & spiritual significance for Alaska Natives. #ChefsForAlaska

Sabrina is traveling to Nightmute to deliver fresh produce to families affected by flooding in Alaska. WCK is also partnering with GlobalMedic to provide clean water. Our teams are reaching communities by plane, ATV, and on foot—making sure they have what they need to recover. #ChefsForAlaska

WCK is working side by side with local communities in Alaska to deliver critical food supplies by ATV to families affected by the recent flooding. In Napakiak, our teams joined local leaders Gordon, Walter, and David to provide groceries and hot meals to residents in need. #ChefsForAlaska

Chef Amy's guidance and cultural knowledge help WCK serve families in remote regions during recovery as well as evacuees from coastal villages impacted by Typhoon Halong with with care and dignity. #ChefsForAlaska (2/2)

"We'll be there in all three phases, making sure they have a hot meal along the way." — John, WCK Response Director

WCK’s John spoke with @WeatherNation.bsky.social about how WCK teams are using boats and planes to deliver food to remote villages impacted by flooding in Alaska. #ChefsForAlaska

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Many Alaskan families impacted by Typhoon Halong have evacuated to Anchorage. WCK is serving hot meals to evacuees and working with the community to ensure warm, comforting meals reach families who have lost their homes or access to traditional foodways. #ChefsForAlaska

We know that food can’t wait.
Shortly after landing in Nightmute, Alaska, with shelf-stable food, WCK teams were out in the community distributing meals to families impacted by Typhoon Halong. In Nightmute and more Alaskan villages, we’re moving quickly to ensure families have food. #ChefsForAlaska

WCK on the Ground in Alaska After Typhoon Flooding

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🛩️ Sometimes, you need a 10,000-foot view to know how to help. WCK #ChefsForAlaska teams are flying over flood-devastated areas of western Alaska to deliver meals and dry goods to isolated communities. Many of these areas are only accessible by plane, boat, or off-road vehicles.

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WCK's John is on the ground in Anchorage, Alaska, after Typhoon Halong devastated coastal communities over the weekend. He's en route to Bethel, a town hit hard by the typhoon, to support the community. #ChefsForAlaska

World Central Kitchen’s Relief Team is in Alaska, where Typhoon Halong left a devastating wake of flooding and destruction in remote coastal cities. Our teams will be serving first responders and impacted families.

We’ll share more information soon. #ChefsForAlaska
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