Curry Without Worry facts for kids
Logo of the charity
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| Formation | 2006 |
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| Founder | Shrawan Nepali |
| Type | Soup kitchen |
| Headquarters | San Francisco |
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President
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Jesse Seaver |
| Website | https://www.currywithoutworry.org/ |
Curry Without Worry is a special group based in San Francisco, California. It's like a soup kitchen, which is a place that gives free meals to people who need them. This group is famous for serving delicious Nepalese cuisine, which is food from Nepal.
Every Tuesday afternoon, Curry Without Worry gives out free dinner. They use special stands in two different cities at the same time: San Francisco and Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. Most of the people who get these free meals are those who are struggling financially.
A cool thing about Curry Without Worry is that they also invite "successful people" to eat at their stands. They do this to show that everyone, no matter how much money they have, can share a meal and find things they have in common. All the meals they serve are vegan, meaning they don't use any meat or animal products. A typical meal includes rice, a special soup called kwati, curried vegetables, spicy achar, timur chutney, and flatbread.
How Curry Without Worry Started
Curry Without Worry began in 2006. It was started by a man named Shrawan Nepali. He came to the United States from Nepal.
Shrawan Nepali used money he earned from a restaurant he partly owned in San Francisco to start this charity. It was his way of helping others. Today, the person in charge of Curry Without Worry is Jesse Seaver, who is the president.
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