Dunning's Market staff members with Center for Food Equity in Medicine founder and executive director Ann Jackson, fourth from the left, JustBread owner Justin Rush, fifth from the left, Dunning's Market owner and Soup for the Soul organizer Maureen Mader, third from the right, and chef Won Kim of Kimski, far right, at the second annual Soup for the Soul fundraiser. (Nick Ulanowski/H-F Chronicle)
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The Flossmoor Community House was packed full of Soup for the Soul attendees

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The Flossmoor Community House Community was jam-packed with community members, Center for Food Equity in Medicine (CFFEIM) volunteers and local chefs for the second annual Soup for the Soul fundraising event on the evening of Monday, Feb. 17.  About 20 chefs from the South Suburbs, other Chicago suburbs and Chicago served soup to the attendees, who also had the option to purchase quarts of their favorites to take home. The pr

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Nick Ulanowski is a journalist, a poet, a novelist and a Homewood resident. His books include "As the Moonlight Shines," "American Bug," "Diesel Doctrine" and "Massacre at the Comic Shop." If you’re an artist, an activist or a musician in the community, Nick wants to hear from you.

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