Boulder-based Green Chef Teams Up with Ford Warriors in Pink

Green Chef logo. Source: PRNewsFoto/Green Chef.
Green Chef logo. Source: PRNewsFoto/Green Chef.

Strive to Bring More Good Days to Those Fighting Breast Cancer

1,000 Complimentary Organic Meal Kits Offered to Breast Cancer Patients

Released by Peter McCormack, SHIFT Communications

On July 21, 2016, Green Chef, the first and leading USDA-certified organic meal kit delivery company, announced it will work with Ford Warriors in Pink’s “More Good Days” initiative to deliver 1,000 organic meal kits – enough ingredients and recipes for 6,000 nutritious meals – to breast cancer patients and caregivers across the country.

The More Good Days initiative is designed to help those affected by breast cancer with everyday tasks that can seem overwhelming when faced with this devastating disease. Ford Warriors in Pink chose to collaborate with Green Chef because of the latter company’s commitment to making everyday eating healthy, easy and delicious.

A recent nationwide survey commissioned by Ford Warriors in Pink found that maintaining daily routines while going through treatment is a concern for 83 percent of breast cancer patients – second only in importance to life expectancy (86 percent). Together, Ford Warriors in Pink and Green Chef aim to deliver the satisfaction and comfort of a home-cooked meal – without the extensive planning, shopping and preparation that often comes with it.

“Breast cancer disrupts every aspect of a person’s life. Daily routines and tasks like planning and preparing meals or going to the grocery store can quickly become an unyielding burden for patients and their families,” said Michael Joseph, CEO and founder of Green Chef. “As someone who’s lost family to the disease, I know there are good days and bad days. Green Chef is honored to support those affected by breast cancer by providing nourishing meal kits.”

For more information on this collaboration or ways to get involved, visit www.fordcares.com.

Green Chef is the first and leading USDA-certified organic meal kit delivery company. Green Chef makes it easy to cook healthy, delicious, organic meals in 20-40 minutes. Each delivery contains all the essentials to create three nourishing dinners for two, four or six people: organic, pre-measured ingredients — including complex sauces and spice mixes — and chef-crafted recipes. Green Chef’s menus cater to a range of dietary preferences, including vegan, gluten-free and paleo.

Ed. Note: Green Chef is based in Colorado, and several of its organic suppliers are based in Colorado. These include: Frontière Natural Meats, Colorado Mountain Jam, White Mountain Farm, Lippis Farm, and Hazel Dell Mushrooms.

For more information, visit www.greenchef.com or follow Green Chef on Facebook (GreenChefPage).

Ford’s commitment in the fight against breast cancer runs well beyond raising funds. The company is dedicated to making a difference 365 days a year by encouraging women to become informed and visit their doctors, educating them about how early detection saves lives. To date, Ford has dedicated more than $130 million to the cause. The entire 2016 Ford Warriors in Pink collection is available at www.fordcares.com. A full 100 percent of net proceeds from sales go to support organizations fighting breast cancer.

Ed. Note: In addition to working with Green Chef to help provide some meals to breast cancer patients, the More Good Days initiative may include house cleaning services for patients through Cleaning for a Reason. See www.warriorsinpink.ford.com/more-good-days for details on Green Chef and Cleaning for a Reason.

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