Tuxton China Celebrates Second Year of C-CAP Partnership

Earlier this year, Tuxton China, a leader in the hospitality tabletop industry, spent the month of September promoting sales with the goal of donating a portion of profits to the culinary arts program, C-CAP (Careers through Culinary Arts Program) Inc.

This year marks the second year Tuxton has participated in this fundraising event. The company was able to raise $10,200, exceeding last year’s donation amount. Tuxton China also provides C-CAP inc with their logo competition plates and logo mugs for their teacher training sessions at all seven locations across the country.

Jennifer Rolander, Vice-President of Business Development of Tuxton China, said, “All of us at Tuxton are so incredibly proud to have a partnership with the Careers through Culinary Arts Program. They are an exceptional organization that not only cares about their students while completing high school, but follows them throughout their culinary careers to help keep them on track and achieve their dreams of working in the foodservice industry. We are excited to continue our support of C-CAP for many years to come.”

Led by chef, author, and restaurateur Marcus Samuelsson as board co-chair, Careers through Culinary Arts Program (C-CAP) is a national non-profit that educates and guides underserved high school students toward a bright future. Through their holistic approach to culinary training and career exploration, C-CAP prepares students for the workplace through chef mentoring, field trips, job shadows, work experience and job skills, and college and career advising.

You can see more of Tuxton China on their website here: www.tuxton.com
And read more about Careers through Culinary Arts Program here: www.ccapinc.org