GIVING BACK

Our hearts and hands reach deep into Anchorage

From our opening day on December 21st, 1989, we knew that we must do our part to share with those in need of support.

OUR STORY OF SERVICE

Feeding Anchorage for over 35 years

For the first 22 years we partnered with Bean’s Cafe, and now with Covenant House and Alaska Youth and Family Network. They pick up our extra soups and foods to help them in providing meals for the clients they serve. We produce wonderful, nourishing food in our kitchen and we know people find comfort in what we create. It is our honor to share with our community.

Our core team has also been able to blend our desire to support community by working to employ people through “back to work” programs and mentorships — educating and giving them an opportunity for positive change in their lives.

"Wild Fork's generous and loving spirit are a gift to the Anchorage Community. Covenant House is blessed to benefit from her shared passion that kids be safe, warm, loved, and never hungry."

GREG KRAMER — DONOR RELATIONS, COVENANT HOUSE ALASKA
RECOGNITION

Charitable awards received

YWCA
Woman of Achievement

Inducted into the Anchorage Athena Society

Anchorage Downtown Partnership Spirit of Alaska Award

Volunteers of America — Volunteer of the Year, Alaska

Sharing with our community

Causes we proudly donate to:

Buy local — we all benefit

Wild Fork believes in supporting other small businesses. It is what makes our community thrive.

Employment & Mentorship

Opportunity for positive change

Our core team has been able to blend our desire to support community by working to employ people through “back to work” programs and mentorships — educating and giving them an opportunity for positive change in their lives. We believe that a kitchen can be a place of transformation as much as it is a place of craft.