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Thank you, Team Hidi 2026 Supporters!

17 de marzo de 2026

Founder and CEO enjoying Team Hidi 2026

Because you came to Team Hidi 2026, Giving Kitchen can respond when a food service worker hits crisis—and time matters.

Team Hidi is joyful on purpose because the work on the other side of joy is urgent. When a cook faces an unexpected medical bill or a server loses hours after an accident, we step in quickly with emergency assistance and resources. Crisis doesn’t wait—and because of you, we don’t have to either.

Look Back at #TeamHidi2026

Relive Team Hidi! Here are a few moments we’ll be thinking about for a long time.

View photos from the evening here

Welcome to the Table: Giving Kitchen's Origin Story

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What started with just a group of friends — a community showing up to take care of one of our own — is now helping food service workers across the country find stability during the hardest moments of their lives. Giving Kitchen exists because our founders decided that no one should experience crisis alone and that community matters. And that decision started around a table right here in Atlanta, thirteen years ago. This is their story.

Why Giving Kitchen Shows Up

Lauren is a general manager who received help from Giving Kitchen

Your night becomes real relief

When you attend events like Team Hidi, you’re helping keep rent paid, lights on, and pathways to resources open for cooks, servers, bartenders, dishwashers, and managers across our industry. You’re making stories like Lauren’s possible — showing up as a community neighbor so that when a crisis strikes and someone asks for help, they can find it.

After a serious car accident left her unable to work, she faced mounting bills and uncertainty. Encouraged by peers, she reached out to Giving Kitchen after a quick application process and was connected to a case manager. She was awarded financial assistance within days, which covered her rent during recovery. Today, she’s healed, back at work, and paying it forward — reminding others that Asking For Help is a sign of strength, not weakness.

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Even the strongest people need help from time to time there’s nothing wrong with asking for it. I tell my employees all the time about Giving Kitchen in case anyone needs it, and they don’t want to Ask For Help. It’s not even about the financial help that they’re for the mental help as well and helping with getting you in touch with a therapist and working with you on the financial front.”

How to Stay Involved

Choose your seat at the table. Get involved in one of four ways, based on your unique abilities.

Pass The Hat

Monthly giving helps Giving Kitchen respond fast when crisis hits.

Donate Monthly

Insider Briefing

See how Giving Kitchen’s assistance programs work and where support changes outcomes most by booking a 20-minute call with our Chief Philanthropy Officer.

Book Time with Benoit

Host a Partner Event

Bring your community into the mission by supporting food service workers in your neighborhood.

Get Involved

Workplace & Corporate Sponsorship

Extend impact through your company and professional network.

Partner With Us

Thank you for showing up with heart.

The need is constant—but so is this community. If you’re willing, take one next step today

Thank You 2026 Team Hidi Sponsors

Team Hidi 2026 sponsors

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