Chef, restaurateur and philanthropist José Andrés and his nonprofit World Central Kitchen are providing warm meals to refugees at the Ukrainian border.
José Andrés, a Spanish American chef, restaurateur and philanthropist, has set up mobile kitchens to provide hot meals for Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion.
, added that he’s “committing support” from the $100 million Jeff Bezos grant he won in 2021 for his humanitarian work.
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