Chef’s Classic has recipe to rebuild lives

By Britt Carman

The Dallas 24 Hour Club’s recent 12th Annual Dallas All Star Chef Classic, held on Sunday, October 19 at the Empire Room, was an overwhelming success. 

This year’s event broke previous fundraising records, welcoming more than 500 attendees and showcasing the culinary talents of 25 esteemed chefs, including Honorary Chef Chair Miriam Jimenez (Miriam Cocina Latina), Kim Canteenwalla (Crown Block), David Gomez (Tango Room), Meaders Ozarow (Empire Baking Company), Javier Briones (Nuri Steakhouse) along with the always-beloved Ruthie’s Food Truck. 

Proceeds from the event will directly benefit Dallas 24 Hour Club, supporting its mission to provide safe, sober transitional living for homeless men and women seeking to forge a new path away from alcohol and drugs. 

Since its inception, Dallas 24 Hour Club has served as a resource for those in need, offering not only transitional living but also critical recovery programs and services that empower residents to achieve self-sufficiency. 

All help raise critical support for individuals rebuilding their lives at Dallas 24 Hour Club. Amy and Bruce Williams were recognized as this year’s Honorary Chairs and shared an inspiring update video on Trevor’s Place, the upcoming expansion that will deepen the mission’s impact for years to come.