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[Fat Guy]

The Society charitable purpose

The Society for Culinary Arts & Letters is a 501c3 not-for-profit public charity, dedicated to increasing awareness and knowledge of the arts of cooking, eating and drinking, as well as the literature of food and drink. We carry out this purpose in many places and in many ways, but primarily through internet food media. We seek to appeal to a diverse group covering professional and amateur cooks, producers, writers and consumers. Your gifts make the Society's programs and offerings possible.

For more information, please see the Society statement of purpose

Become an Society corporate sponsor

Society corporate sponsors receive online acknowledgment for their financial support via banners displayed in eG Forums and other Society web space. Sponsorship packages and commitment levels vary. Learn how the Society can help your company effectively communicate its message to a focused audience of hard-to-reach culinary tastemakers and decisionmakers while generating community goodwill.

Contact the Society fundraising team: giving@eGullet.org or 212.828.0133

Become an Society individual donor

If you are interested in supporting the Society at the $50, $100 or $250 per year level, please sign up for a Society donor membership (note: you must already be an Society member in order to upgrade to a Society donor membership; if you are not a member please join). Society donor members receive, depending on which package they select, increased personal messenger storage allotments; increased ImageGullet storage; additional features, including personal messenger with carbon copy and attachments, unlimited searching without flood control, and priority access to new features upon release; and exclusive gift items.

For higher levels of support, please contact the Society fundraising team: giving@eGullet.org or 212.828.0133

Other forms of support

The Society has sponsorship packages available for approved culinary nonprofits, and can also accept in-kind donations and other forms of support. For details, please contact the Society fundraising team: giving@eGullet.org or 212.828.0133