Breadline

She didn't last long at her next job, either, as a cook at Mark Furstenberg's Breadline in downtown D.C.

Gillian Clark: The chef people love to hate? Tim Carman 2011

She came up through the voluntary sector, co-founding Breadline, a charitable employment agency, while, aged 16, she was still at Camborne Technical College, vainly pursuing ambitions to take a social work degree.

Former Ofsted head takes on private education provider Peter Wilby 2010

She didn't last long at her next job, either, as a cook at Mark Furstenberg's Breadline in downtown D.C.

Gillian Clark: The chef people love to hate? Tim Carman 2011

Furstenberg was the guy who founded the bakery Marvelous Market in 1990 and downtown's Breadline seven years later.

Tom Sietsema on Perry's: It's smooth sailing for revamped Perry's as new captains face, and meet, challenges Tom Sietsema 2011

On her first day in the streets as a documentary photographer she took "White Angel Breadline," a brilliant picture that sums up the hunger and despair of men unable to find work.

'A Friendship of Differences' 2010

On her first day in the streets as a documentary photographer she took "White Angel Breadline," a brilliant picture that sums up the hunger and despair of men unable to find work.

'A Friendship of Differences' 2010

He became a professional baker when he opened Marvelous Market, which became an instant hit in Washington, D.C. His next restaurant, Breadline, across from the White House, has long lines every day at noon.

One Big Table Molly O’Neill 2010

The more basic dilemma for America's millions of working poor families, and the one that I chronicle in my book Breadline USA: The Hidden Scandal of American Hunger and How to Fix It, is simply how to buy enough food.

Sasha Abramsky: Breadline USA Part Two 2009

In my previous Huffington postings on Breadline USA I have detailed anti-poverty policy responses to tackle the growing below-the-radar hunger crisis in America.

Sasha Abramsky: Breadline USA Part III 2009

So a few weeks ago my friend David Kamp and I started up The Breadline, a website devoted to telling the tales of the unemployed -- in their own words.

Lawrence Levi: Get on the Breadline! 2009