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Maryland Food Bank Inc.

The Maryland Food Bank is a non-profit organization leading the movement to end hunger in Maryland. We have an extensive network of community and organizational partners across the state that distribute food to the Marylanders who need us.

443-297-5259


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220 Halethorpe Farms Rd

Baltimore, MD 21227

Program Contact: Tim Regan

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ServSafe Certification
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Who We Serve

Through a unique collaboration with the Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC), the FoodWorks Program offers a fresh start to low-income individuals with 12 weeks of intense culinary training. FoodWorks students learn basic cooking skills while converting fresh produce and other perishable foods into healthy meals for distribution to those in need.
Located at Maryland Food Bank headquarters, the program training takes place in classrooms and in the Charles T. Bauer Community Kitchen, a state-of-the-art culinary facility opened in 2010.

Grad Spotlight

Program Contact: Tim Regan

443-297-5259

Program Website

Who We Serve

Grad Spotlight

Over the course of 12 weeks, Maryland Food Bank’s Executive Chef guides a select group of students through a curriculum that includes fundamental culinary techniques, nutrition, menu planning and job-seeking skills.

Maryland Food Bank Inc.

The Maryland Food Bank is a non-profit organization leading the movement to end hunger in Maryland. We have an extensive network of community and organizational partners across the state that distribute food to the Marylanders who need us.

220 Halethorpe Farms Rd

Baltimore, MD 21227

ServSafe Certification
ServSafe
Through a unique collaboration with the Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC), the FoodWorks Program offers a fresh start to low-income individuals with 12 weeks of intense culinary training. FoodWorks students learn basic cooking skills while converting fresh produce and other perishable foods into healthy meals for distribution to those in need.
Located at Maryland Food Bank headquarters, the program training takes place in classrooms and in the Charles T. Bauer Community Kitchen, a state-of-the-art culinary facility opened in 2010.
Over the course of 12 weeks, Maryland Food Bank’s Executive Chef guides a select group of students through a curriculum that includes fundamental culinary techniques, nutrition, menu planning and job-seeking skills.
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