Culinary Software Services Creates ChefTec Fund for Non-Profit Groups
Culinary Software Services, a provider of back-of-the-house technology for the foodservice industry, recently announced the creation of the ChefTec Fund. The purpose of the ChefTec Fund is to provide non-profit groups with free copies of the award winning ChefTec Software.
The first beneficiary of the ChefTec Fund is Life's Kitchen, of Boise, Idaho. Life's Kitchen is dedicated to transforming the lives of at-risk young adults by building self-sufficiency and independent living through comprehensive foodservice and life skills training. Upon completion of the 16-week residential program, these young people are placed into entry level jobs in the foodservice industry. Life's Kitchen supports its non-profit program with catering, a café and a contract food business, as well as private donations and community grants. The group will use their copy of ChefTec Plus for both training purposes and to help control costs and manage menus in the foodservice programs.
To be eligible for a donated copy of ChefTec Software organizations must be a certified 501 (3) (c) non-profit under IRS rules, and must be able to document how the software will be used as a part of the group's primary mission. Examples of groups that will be eligible for donations from the ChefTec Fund include shelters for the homeless or victims of domestic violence, group homes, and food banks. Non-profit groups interested in applying for assistance from the ChefTec Fund may contact Alexandra Lynch via email at [email protected] or call 303-447-3334.
The first beneficiary of the ChefTec Fund is Life's Kitchen, of Boise, Idaho. Life's Kitchen is dedicated to transforming the lives of at-risk young adults by building self-sufficiency and independent living through comprehensive foodservice and life skills training. Upon completion of the 16-week residential program, these young people are placed into entry level jobs in the foodservice industry. Life's Kitchen supports its non-profit program with catering, a café and a contract food business, as well as private donations and community grants. The group will use their copy of ChefTec Plus for both training purposes and to help control costs and manage menus in the foodservice programs.
To be eligible for a donated copy of ChefTec Software organizations must be a certified 501 (3) (c) non-profit under IRS rules, and must be able to document how the software will be used as a part of the group's primary mission. Examples of groups that will be eligible for donations from the ChefTec Fund include shelters for the homeless or victims of domestic violence, group homes, and food banks. Non-profit groups interested in applying for assistance from the ChefTec Fund may contact Alexandra Lynch via email at [email protected] or call 303-447-3334.