Lasagna Love started during the pandemic and has evolved into a nationwide network of 20,000 volunteers.
Author: Liza Lucas
Updated: 2:29 PM EDT April 29, 2021
ATLANTA — There's a growing coalition of home chefs in Georgia, working to feed their neighbors in need. Their homemade lasagnas are made with love: no questions asked.
"Lasagnas not the easiest thing to make. It's very time-consuming and each layer -- there's a lot of love put into it," Kirsten Glaser told 11Alive.
Each meal is part of a mission to support families who need a helping hand.
"There were so many people that were struggling as a result of the pandemic, and because of a lot of the restrictions, we weren't able to volunteer face to face," Kelley Kolling told 11Alive. "So we make homemade lasagnas and provide them to families in need or people struggling."