ABOUT THIS EPISODE
A meal at FareStart is more than a midweek lunch or a guest chef dinner, although those are great in and of themselves. Dining at FareStart is experiencing a nonprofit in action. Jon is joined by FareStart CEO Patrick D’Amelio, who has been at the helm of this venerable job training and culinary-based social enterprise nonprofit since 2023. The two discuss Patrick’s 30 years in executive leadership; FareStart’s shifts coming out of the pandemic; newer programs for younger students; the wildly popular guest chef nights; what’s ahead for FareStart and much more. Join us for Seattle City Makers with Jon Scholes and guest Patrick D’Amelio of FareStart.
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