Cook for Good
Miriam Emanuel is an experienced partnerships manager currently working at Cook for Good, where responsibilities include forging and delivering impact-led community partnerships. Previous roles include Corporate Partnerships Manager at FareShare UK, where a portfolio valued at £2.5 million per annum was managed, and Corporate Partnerships & Fundraising Events Manager at FoodCycle, contributing to significant fundraising successes and developing corporate strategies. Additional experience encompasses event coordination at Ubuntu Pathways, where a high-profile gala raised over £500,000, as well as administrative and coordination roles at The University of Sheffield. Miriam holds a Master's degree in Public Humanities and a Bachelor’s degree in History from The University of Sheffield.
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Cook for Good
Cook for Good is a social enterprise that tackles food poverty and social isolation, connecting businesses with local communities, for the benefit of both. We've built a community kitchen on an estate in Kings Cross, and run free cooking classes, community meals and a surplus food pantry. We also host cooking-based teambuilding experiences, sharing the profits (and the food) with local residents. Our social enterprise set-up means we operate like a charity, investing all our profits into our community work. We are also fortunate to have the support of some fantastic corporate social partners, who have supported the creation of our kitchen, and help us deliver our community programme. If you would be interested in partnering with us, please get in touch.