Chicago
WHAT’S NEXT:
Join us at the Pre-Kwanzaa Festival Saturday December 12 at the UIC Pavilion.
Purchase gifts that matter: Affordable Real Men Cook Mugs, Real Men Cook Sweet Potato Pound Cake Mix, Real Men Cook T-Shirts, Real Men Cook Aprons, and Real Men Cook Bandanas like the one President Barack Obama Wore When He Participated in our Father’s Day celebrations.
Join us Saturday, December 26 during a Kwanzaa celebration for FREE health screenings at Malcolm X College at 1900 West Van Buren, Chicago, IL 60602. It’s a collaboration between Real Men Charities, Inc., Fathers Who Care and the Illinois Department of Public Health.
Real Men Cook is the largest urban family celebration in the country. Not only does it celebrate
real men who care for the family and community, it is a family food-tasting celebration beyond
compare. Produced annually in ten different cities, it all started in Chicago with the first meeting
in 1989 and the first event in 1990.
Leading women like WGN TV's Merri Dee, Fox TV's Robin Robinson, WYCC TV's Deborah Crable
and more, came together with co-founder Yvette Moyo and agreed to each register 10 men to cook. Today, almost 1000 men donate their time and resources to cook and serve the public nationally,
at the event recognized as the national Father's Day celebration. Media, from TIME magazine,
to USA Today and USA Weekend to Southern Living, Ebony, Essence and Black Enterprise cover
the event. Almost a quarter of a million dollars in TV news value is delivered for sponsors and over
one hundred media impressions dispell the myth that there are no real men in urban families
and communities.
Our nonprofit partners sell tickets and receive as much as 50% of the face value of tickets they sell.
This method, combined with donations has delivered over $1 million to nonprofit organizations.
Real Men Cook is presented by a variety of sponsors and Real Men Charities, Inc.
is the presenting nonprofit.
Come on our and celebrate in Chicago. It's not just about food. We will feed your very soul:
Click Here to View REAL MEN COOK Captured by NBC 5
real men who care for the family and community, it is a family food-tasting celebration beyond
compare. Produced annually in ten different cities, it all started in Chicago with the first meeting
in 1989 and the first event in 1990.
Leading women like WGN TV's Merri Dee, Fox TV's Robin Robinson, WYCC TV's Deborah Crable
and more, came together with co-founder Yvette Moyo and agreed to each register 10 men to cook. Today, almost 1000 men donate their time and resources to cook and serve the public nationally,
at the event recognized as the national Father's Day celebration. Media, from TIME magazine,
to USA Today and USA Weekend to Southern Living, Ebony, Essence and Black Enterprise cover
the event. Almost a quarter of a million dollars in TV news value is delivered for sponsors and over
one hundred media impressions dispell the myth that there are no real men in urban families
and communities.
Our nonprofit partners sell tickets and receive as much as 50% of the face value of tickets they sell.
This method, combined with donations has delivered over $1 million to nonprofit organizations.
Real Men Cook is presented by a variety of sponsors and Real Men Charities, Inc.
is the presenting nonprofit.
Come on our and celebrate in Chicago. It's not just about food. We will feed your very soul:
Click Here to View REAL MEN COOK Captured by NBC 5
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Real Men Cook appears on Paula's Best Dishes
Food Network
Saturday Oct 31 10:30am
replays Nov 1 11:30am,
Nov 2 11am, 5pm
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