Only a Pavement Away founder Greg Mangham said the campaign was a boost for the charity.
“Working in partnership with Tom Aikens has contributed to strengthening our charity even further after a successful year in 2019 getting our members into employment,” said Mangham.
Only a Pavement Away helps homeless people, prison leavers and veterans into careers in hospitality, helping them build solid foundations for a stable life.
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“It’s been a delight to have him on board and we’re excited to see where the launch of this cookbook could take the charity,” Mangham added.
Andy Hornby, chief executive of The Restaurant Group, and an Only A Pavement Away trustee, said: “This is a brilliant organisation that is doing everything it can to support those in need, and we couldn’t be happier to be involved.”
The book was sponsored by Caterer.com, a hospitality recruitment platform, and Thomas Franks, a catering company.
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Kathy Dyball, Caterer.com brand director, said: ““The Only A Pavement Away Cookbook with Tom Aikens really captures the spirit of the charity – focused on helping others through hospitality.”
She added: “Packed with fantastic recipes from the hospitality family, and led from the front by the incredible Tom, there’s something delicious for everyone to cook in here, plus the recipes have QR code links to some truly entertaining demo videos.”
Frank Bothwell, Thomas Franks founder, said: “Being involved in the development of the cookbook has been a pleasure, especially considering the instrumental impact that the proceeds will have on many people’s lives.”
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