CHOMP for CHOP
A week of dining out for good!
Nov. 10-16, 2025
Don’t miss this heart-warming (and stomach-filling) week in the Philadelphia region.
The Philadelphia region’s eclectic and varied dining scene is sponsoring a new week-long event this November to encourage everyone to try new restaurants, sample new cuisine and do good! By choosing to have a meal at any of the participating restaurants in the Greater Philadelphia region between Monday, Nov. 10, and Sunday Nov. 16, 2025, you will support Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s Food Pharmacies in our region.
Sign us up! Our restaurant wants to help.
CHOP’s four Food Pharmacies provide area families with vital access to nutritious food and the resources they need to grow, recover and thrive. Your participation will help CHOP address food insecurity in our communities.
How does your meal out help families who are food insecure? Participating restaurants will be giving back in various ways during this week to support CHOP’s Food Pharmacy program. Our goal is to raise $50,000 through this event.
The list of participating restaurants will be announced soon. Be sure to check back so you can reserve your spot. Don’t miss this opportunity to dine well and do good!
You don’t have to wait until November to help families supported by CHOP’s Food Pharmacy.
Donate today and help us reach our goal!
Questions?
For more information, contact Bridget Welz at WelzB@chop.edu or call 267-426-2222.
Check Out the List of Participating Restaurants Here:
About the Food Pharmacy
One in five people in Philadelphia experience food insecurity, meaning they don’t consistently have enough food for an active and healthy lifestyle. Without a healthy diet, children’s overall health and development is at risk. CHOP’s four area Food Pharmacies work to increase access to healthy foods and promote nutrition for families experiencing food insecurity. By partnering with grocers, caterers and community organizations, the Food Pharmacies can offer families an array of support from grocery delivery, financial planning, and free produce markets.