Cause programs provide opportunities for recreation, relaxation and resiliency for wounded, ill, and injured members of the U.S. Armed Services and those supporting their recovery.

To recover physically and emotionally, wounded warriors need more than medical care alone. They need engaging social interaction, pleasurable activities designed to combat isolation and depression, and tangible expressions of appreciation and support from a grateful nation. Cause steps in to provide that support to wounded servicemen and women, their families and their caregivers

Provide aid, comfort, and support to U.S. and Allied troops, families, and caregivers by:  1.  Food Events.  Providing a culinary change of pace -- particularly to wounded and injured toops -- to boost morale.
2.  Culinary Careers.  Providing educational resources, opportunities, and transition assistance into culinary careers, particularly for the wounded and/or disabled.
3.  Frontline Support.  Gathering and sharing knowledge from and with the troops on the front line, providing resources for those wanting to send care packages and nutritional supplements, and conducting food and related events for them.  4.  Homefront Support.  Providing educational events for spouses, children, and caregivers, with an emphasis on teaching culinary basics to make good food fast rather than fast food.