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Cooking Up Careers: Culinary Students Gain Industry Insights at NY Restaurant Show

Cooking Up Careers: Culinary Students Gain Industry Insights at NY Restaurant Show Students from Allie’s Place Center for Culinary Education & Employment recently attended the New York Restaurant Show alongside the Culinary Team, gaining firsthand exposure to the many facets of the restaurant and hospitality industries. The event provided an opportunity for students to meet industry professionals, explore innovative technology, and consider career paths beyond the traditional restaurant setting. “We wanted our students to experience how vast the culinary industry is, and that there are many professionals from a lot of industries [who] work with us to make operations run,” said Gabriel Rodriguez, Director of Culinary Education. “Whether they are distributors of food, glassware or kitchen tech, we

March 31st, 2025|

NAYA Donates Proceeds from Grand Opening of New Location to Support Allie’s Place Center for Culinary Education & Employment

NAYA Donates Proceeds from Grand Opening of New Location to Support Allie’s Place Center for Culinary Education & Employment Middle Eastern restaurant NAYA celebrated the grand opening of its Upper East Side location by donating proceeds from a 50% off promotion to support Allie’s Place Center for Culinary Education & Employment. The funds will support HFH’s culinary job-training program, which prepares adults for careers in the food industry. Along with the donation, NAYA also provided hot bowls to the families at our Clinton Family Residence in Manhattan. NAYA connected with the Culinary Center through Together Hospitality’s monthly roundtable meetings, where hospitality professionals share their expertise. “Through our partnership with Allie's Place Center for Culinary Education & Employment, we

September 30th, 2024|

Together Hospitality NYC Inspires Culinary Students at Guest Seminar

Together Hospitality NYC Inspires Culinary Students at Guest Seminar Allie’s Place Center for Culinary Education & Employment recently hosted an enriching seminar led by Ashley Bradford, Kimmy Wade, and Brianna Levy of Together Hospitality NYC (THNYC), which selected the Culinary Center as their Social Impact Partner for 2024 earlier this year. The event provided culinary students and graduates with an in-depth understanding of restaurant operations and hospitality services. Ashley Bradford, a seasoned food service equipment supplier with Singer and former restaurant operator, along with Kimmy Wade, an experienced culinary operations consultant with LRA Hospitality and former restaurant manager, delivered an engaging presentation that covered everything from table setting to the fundamentals of culinary entrepreneurship and dining room service.

September 4th, 2024|

Fresh from the Kitchen: Highlighting Culinary Grads

Fresh from the Kitchen: Highlighting Culinary Grads Allie’s Place Center for Culinary Education & Employment is thrilled to share a new series highlighting our culinary job-training program graduates. “We are proud to be working with such motivated students and to help support members of our community find meaningful opportunities in the culinary world,” said Program Outreach Specialist Derrick Holman. Miriam originally applied for and completed the Barista job-training course after seeing an ad about the Center for Culinary Education & Employment in the news. She went on to take both Culinary Essentials and Pastry Arts courses at the Center. Miriam was then referred to a job fair at Citi Field by our Culinary Employment team where she was

June 13th, 2024|

In the News: Students in Shelter-Based Culinary Program Serve Mothers’ Day Luncheon for Homeless Moms

In the News: Students in Shelter-Based Culinary Program Serve Mothers’ Day Luncheon for Homeless Moms Bronx Times recently featured a Mothers' Day luncheon hosted by Allie’s Place Center for Culinary Education & Employment. Moms from Allie's Place and other HFH Family Residences were invited to enjoy a multi-course meal prepared and served by graduates of the Culinary program—not only providing an invaluable opportunity for students to showcase their newly acquired culinary skills in a food industry setting but also offering the moms a well-deserved moment of pampering and appreciation. Read the full article: Students in shelter-based culinary program serve Mothers’ Day luncheon for homeless moms.

May 13th, 2024|
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