Stay updated with our latest community impact, events, and culturally relevant food initiatives

Chef Gabi Odebode led an interactive African-inspired spice blend workshop at Welcome Dayton's World Refugee Day, using food as a universal language to connect people from different cultures and backgrounds.

In April 2026, Chef Gabi Odebode partnered with Hope Ignites through two community-centered experiences focused on food, culture, and youth education — including the 'Build Your Spice' educational session for teens.
On April 11, 2026, Afromeals Foundation welcomed guests, community leaders, sponsors, and supporters to Cincinnati Public Radio for an unforgettable evening of culture, community, and impact.

Afromeals Foundation was honored to receive the 2025 Community Partner Award from Catholic Social Services on April 28, 2026, in recognition of its partnership with Miami Valley Meals to provide culturally appropriate meals for African refugee families.

On February 10th, 2026, Afromeals Foundation partnered with Miami Valley Meals to prepare and serve authentic Haitian meals to 400 Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio.

On February 21, Afromeals Foundation hosted Kooking with Kings at Gem City Market in Dayton, Ohio — a hands-on cooking experience created specifically for boys of color.

Afromeals Foundation is proud to partner with Miami Valley Meals to prepare and share culturally relevant meals with up to 400 individuals across Dayton communities.

This Thanksgiving season, Afromeals Foundation had the honor of curating 50 culturally relevant food boxes for families connected to Withrow High School.

At Afromeals Foundation, partnership is about more than collaboration. It is about listening, aligning values, and responding with care.
At Afromeals Foundation, we believe food is more than nourishment. It is about connection, culture, and care.