SEPTEMBER 7, 2026 • 1:13–2:15 PM • First 9-Month Review Cece, Chair | Stephanie Rohrbaugh, Vice Chair | Jason, Treasurer What a first nine months. A Cooked Meal gathered for its inaugural annual meeting to celebrate a faster-than-expected 501(c)(3) approval, the launch of community meal programs, and approximately $3,700 raised. The conversation paired an honest financial review with an ambitious vision for more meals, more communities, and more neighbors at the t

A Cooked Meal at the Lentil Festival On August 22, A Cooked Meal rolled into the Lentil Festival ready for sunshine, smiles, and possibly a light weather-related plot twist. The day was hot, humid, and flirting with rain, but that did not stop people from showing up cheerful, curious, and very willing to accept a cookie. Honestly, we respect that kind of commitment. Photo break: A Cooked Meal booth all let up and ready for people! And cookies there were. We handed out close t

Last night, our first Community Meal in Uniontown brought together about 25 neighbors for an evening filled with good food, laughter, and connection. It was a fantastic time that exceeded all expectations. From the moment guests arrived, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming, setting the stage for a memorable night. I want to share the highlights of this event, from the delicious dishes served to the joyful moments shared by all ages. Community Meal table with spaghetti dinne

Whats Next? Hello and good evening, everyone! I hope you’re all doing well. I’m just starting to catch my breath after the whirlwind that was last weekend's Pullman Pride festival, and I’m excited to share some photos from the event with you! We had an absolutely fantastic turnout, and A Cooked Meal was thrilled to serve over 200 people! A huge shoutout to the Intersectional Advocacy Coalition (IAC) for their amazing support. We couldn’t have made it to Pride this year withou