Gretchen Raine, Jody Cunningham, Jennifer Gulrajani
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Gretchen Raine, Jody Cunningham, Jennifer Gulrajani
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Tom Tanaka, Jesse Navarro, Ayesha Navarro
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Tom Tanaka, Jesse Navarro, Ayesha Navarro
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Michelle and Andy Goerdel
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Michelle and Andy Goerdel
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Nora, Barbara and Sae El Naby
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Nora, Barbara and Sae El Naby
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Emilie Castle, Rose Petersen
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Emilie Castle, Rose Petersen
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Lauren Thomas, Alton Brown
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Lauren Thomas, Alton Brown
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Joy Roush
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Joy Roush
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Annalise Haines, Alton Brown, Carrie Haines
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Annalise Haines, Alton Brown, Carrie Haines
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Kirsten Helle, Alton Brown
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Kirsten Helle, Alton Brown
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Karin Quirk, Julie Hutton, Mike Raber, Monica Raber, Liz de Masi
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Karin Quirk, Julie Hutton, Mike Raber, Monica Raber, Liz de Masi
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Gina Breukelman
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Gina Breukelman
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Alton Brown
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Alton Brown
Nearly 1,800 guests at Redmond-based Hopelink’s 20th annual Reaching Out Benefit Luncheon heard chef and Food Network mainstay Alton Brown describe cooking as a way of creating confidence and building community. The author and philanthropist said “cooking at home fixes almost everything,” while also giving people pride, self-respect and dignity – key elements in the journey out of poverty. The October 19 event at Bellevue’s Meydenbauer Center raised nearly one million dollars to help local families in crisis become self-sufficient.
