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Celebrity chefs join Newcastle CEOs to raise OzHarvest funds

Celebrity chefs and business leaders cook in Newcastle on October 20 to raise money for OzHarvest food rescue.

Celebrity chefs including Robert Molines, Frank Fawkner and Joey Ingram are taking part in Newcastle's first CEO CookOff on October 20. The event is at Clyde St Arts Precinct in Hamilton North.

Business leaders commit to raising $5,000 each to participate and cook with the chefs. The chefs and business leaders prepare and share meals with people getting food rescue support.

OzHarvest helps 1,500 charities across Australia deliver food to people in need. But 1,600 charities are on the waitlist.

Last month, more than 350,000 people sought food support and more than 74,000 could not be helped.

More than 350,000 people
Food support sought monthly
More than 74,000
Turned away monthly
1,500
Charities served
1,600
Charities on waitlist

Why it mattersWith more people struggling to feed their families in Newcastle, support for food rescue groups is urgent and needed.

AustraliaNewcastle's first such fundraiser brings celebrity chefs to a region where growing numbers of families struggle to afford food.

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