Stephen & Ayesha Curry’s ‘Eat. Learn. Play.’ Partners with Kaiser Permanente

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Stephen & Ayesha Curry’s ‘Eat. Learn. Play.’ Partners with Kaiser Permanente

Kaiser Permanente provided a $1.5 million grant to Stephen and Ayesha Curry’s ‘Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation’ to provide meals to Oakland families. The grant will allow for 150,000 meals prepared by local restaurants that are members of ‘World Central Kitchen’. Eat. Learn. Play. was formed in March 2020 when schools closed because of the stay-at-home […]

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