Culinary Coast Will Benefit from New Workers
Milford, DE – Eleven members of The Culinary School at the Food Bank of Delaware celebrated today during a graduation ceremony for the inaugural class at the Food Bank’s newly-expanded Milford, Delaware facility, according to the Delaware Business Daily.
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Said Food Bank of Delaware President and CEO Patricia Beebe, “The first class of this culinary school represents long labor. Sometimes it is a test. This is the end of a long test, a successful test. We need to continue to raise funds to support this program.” The students spent 14 weeks developing their skills in the culinary arts and are prepared for entry-level jobs in the food industry.
Guest speaker, Dr. Christine Cannon, executive director, Arsht-Cannon Foundation , praised the program and urged students to “Consider other educational opportunities. Love what you do, and remember to give back to others.”
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