Pink and Friends Join Forces to Fight Childhood Hunger
Busy Philipps, Pink, and Jordana Brewster at the No Kids Hungry benefit
Share Our Strength, an organization dedicated to stamping out hunger in America, held a benefit for its No Kid Hungry initiative in Los Angeles on Saturday, Oct. 25th. The group officially welcomed the singer Pink as one of its No Kid Hungry “heroes” and honored Top Chef’s Tom Colicchio, producer Lori Silverbush, and director Kristi Jacobson for their work on the documentary A Place at the Table, which looked at food insecurity issues across the country.
Top Chef’s Tom Colicchio and Brooke Williamson
The chefs who cooked at the benefit that evening included Mary Sue Milliken of Border Grill Restaurants & Truck; Lincoln Carson of Superba Food + Bread; Roy Choi of Kogi BBQ Truck; Matt Molina of the Mozza Restaurant Group; Top Chef alumni Brooke Williamson of Hudson House, Playa Provisions, and The Tripel; and Kris Yenbamroong of Night + Market and Night + Market Song.
Crispy rice salad from Night + Market’s Kris Yenbamroong
According to Share Our Strength, No Kid Hungry and its partners have connected children struggling with hunger with more than 107 million meals since the initiative began in 2006. In Los Angeles, No Kid Hungry partnered with the Mayor’s office and key organizations to support the implementation of breakfast in the classroom in every school in the Los Angeles Unified School District.
Passionfruit panna cotta from Superba’s Lincoln Carson
The menu for the evening’s benefit
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