Monday, December 12, 2016
Volunteering with the Quantum House Chef for a Day Program
JB Thompson III studies political science and business at Bucknell University in Pennsylvania, where he is a member of the varsity golf team. Dedicated to giving back, JB Thompson has been involved in raising money for several charities through his membership in Sigma Phi Epsilon. He has also supported Quantum House, a social services organization located in Florida.
The mission of Quantum House is to provide a supportive home for families of children being treated for serious medical conditions. One way to support Quantum House is by volunteering with the "Chef for a Day" program.
In this unique program, a group of "chefs" (family members, coworkers, friends) work together to plan, purchase, and cook a dinner for the residents of Quantum House. The meals are prepared in the well-equipped kitchen of Quantum House, and participants have the opportunity to cook alongside celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse.
Groups interested in participating in Chef for a Day must submit an application online. Chosen groups are asked to confirm the menu with the manager of family programs and operations.
Most of the time, Quantum House has between 60 and 70 guests who must be fed, but the actual numbers are sent to participating groups at least one week in advance. Cooks can also join residents for dinner but must include their numbers in the preparation.
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