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KFC partners with Giving Kitchen

Stability Network case managers work closely with clients like Sophia to find resources that fit their specific needs and provide referrals that give workers access to services. Photo: Angel Roman

September 25, 2024

KFC has partnered with Giving Kitchen, a nonprofit organization with a goal to create a food service community in which needs are met with compassion and care, to expand the reach of it signature program, The Stability Network. The Stability Network connects food service workers to community resources and curated services, according to a press release.

The partnership between KFC and Giving Kitchen widens The Stability Network's available resources for food service workers, Giving Kitchen serve double the clients in 2024 compared to 2023, with expectations to increase the program's caseload by nearly 600% through the duration of the partnership.

"At KFC, we strive to feed people's potential and be the secret recipe for good. Giving Kitchen has been doing just that for over 10 years, and we're honored to partner with them and unlock more resources to help more food service workers across the entire industry," Catherine Tan-Gillespie, CMO, KFC U.S., said in the press release.

Allison Padilla-Goodman, CEO of Giving Kitchen said the partnership with KFC is a step toward Giving Kitchen's mission to provide national assistance to food service workers.

"With KFC's help, we'll be able to greatly scale the Stability Network and impact even more food service workers around the country," she said in the press release.

KFC operates more than 30,000 restaurants in nearly 150 countries and territories.