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Behind every meal served, every volunteer welcomed, and every event pulled off, there are people who show up day after day to make it all possible. Tessie Hawkins is one of those people.
Thank you to everyone who supported Fork Real Community Café’s 4th Annual Chef's Dinner Auction!
Founded in 2017, Fork Real Community Café was created to address hunger among Rapid City’s youngest generation by offering a Pay-What-You-Can model to make nutritious food accessible to all.
At Fork Real, every plate tells a story. For Casen Knepp, his story started long before the first customer ever walked through the door.
Join us for our Grand Opening Week, May 5–10, as we mark an exciting new chapter in our mission to improve food security through real food and real conversations.
As we look back on 2024, we remember a year of growth, community, and exciting new beginnings for Fork Real Community Café.
Thank you to everyone who supported Fork Real Community Café’s Third Annual Chef's Dinner Auction!
It’s a busy time of year for us at Fork Real Community Café, and this June has been especially full of exciting things happening!
On Friday, May 10, Fork Real Community Café was honored to receive an award from Ellsworth Air Force Base for fostering a strong bond between the air base and the local community.
In Rapid City, there's a café that's not just about serving food—it's about serving the community.
Fork Real Community Café is relocating to the heart of downtown Rapid City later this year.
While the Rapid City Rush are known for smashing players into the glass and the South Dakota Mines football team for areal assaults on the gridiron, the two teams faced off against each other for a whole new challenge.
It’s a competition you might not expect – the Rapid City Rush hockey team went up against the School of Mines football team.
The Rapid City Rush hockey team and the South Dakota Mines Hardrockers football team had a heated competition Monday, but this time it wasn’t in the rink or a field but rather in a kitchen.
The Rapid City community has come together once again to help a local organization. This time, St. Thomas More Middle School leads the charge.