D.C. chef turned humanitarian José Andrés gets the Ron Howard documentary treatment in a new film coming to Disney+ in May.

The D.C.-based organization has provided more than 11 million meals since the Russian invasion of Ukraine began.

The celebrity D.C. chef says it will be weeks “until everybody goes back to whatever ‘normal’ means,” in Lebanon.

Charitable efforts can only go so far in combating food insecurity, in part because food deserts persist in D.C., according to nonprofit leaders.

The World Central Kitchen is set up at the Yokohama port, preparing and packaging food off-site and then delivering the meals to the ship.

Andrés made national headlines last year for his extensive relief efforts in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria.

“He is all that is keeping them from starving,” one Puerto Rican told The New York Times.

D.C. chef José Andrés is proving he’s passionate about feeding people—and not just through one of his many restaurants.