Clearwater Native Cooks For A Cause, Helps Survivors

A Clearwater graduate helped cook for a cause recently at a Columbus competitive cooking event. 

Adam Wolfe, a 1998 Clearwater graduate owns WolfenDitters with Brent Ditter and was one of several competitive cookers who gathered in Jason Whitmore’s driveway in Columbus on a recent weekend to cook turkeys and side dishes on their smokers. 

Wolfe and Ditter won the rumble competition.

The group also accepted donations from the public which they were accepting from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. when they delivered the food to Center for Survivors.

Center for Survivors volunteer Traci Pilar said the support from the community in the form of donations, and the generosity of the pitmasters has been overwhelming. Pilar stars the Center is very thankful for all the assistance and says the food and supplies they received will help victims and their families well through the holiday season.

This was the second year of the event, and Whitmore says working with the Center for Survivors has been a positive experience.
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News Channel Nebraska contributed to this article.