SEATTLE (AP) — A Seattle nonprofit that uses cooking to teach life skills to the homeless and people who have struggled with alcohol and addiction turns 20 this year.
Since its start in 1992, FareStart students have cooked millions of meals for shelters, senior centers and daycares.
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