Celebrity Chef Jose Andres was born in Spain but built a restaurant empire here in the U.S., but he has also focused on being a humanitarian.
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Chef Andres began his humanitarian missions when he volunteered his services to residents of Haiti after an especially devastating earthquake there in 2010. "There is no food, no water," one citizen shown in the film cries, and"We Feed People" shows how Andres grew his non-profit from there -- often putting his own life at risk.
"The mission is clear: We want to feed people," said Andres, who had just returned from Ukraine."I arrived there like 24 hours after the war began. World Central Kitchen began feeding 12 hours after. Sixty-five days later, almost 20 million meals, we're doing between 350,000 and 400,000 meals a day.""They scaled up their operation in a remarkable way," he said."They recruited more people. They activated beyond anything they'd ever done before.
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