Turns out, Guy Fieri is a quite blameless neighbor. Even in the most difficult of times.

On Oct. 12, the “Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives” host set up a portable kitchen outside Veterans Memorial Building in Santa Rosa, California, to assistant feed thousands absconding deadly wildfires.

“This is the least we can do. We’re so happy to do it, ” Fieri told KTVU. “We’re so sorry for acquaintances who have lost homes. There’s a lot of really good parties coming together.”

According to Fieri, the menu included pulled pork, macaroni and cheese, coleslaw, and bean salad. The fame chef also moved a batch of roasted chickens to firefighters battling the wildfires several miles away.( Update 10/17/ 17: Fieri is currently raising money to support the efforts in the aftermath of what he describes in a statement released as “growing” involve .)

Like many of their neighbors, Fieri and his family were forced to vacate their residence at 2 a.m. as the fervours embroiled into township with little reminding early Monday morning.

The Food Network multitude told KQED they, “grabbed what[ they] could, ” including kinfolk photos and pets.

He supplemented his barbecue rig to a alignment neighbourhood cooks and diners who have been sloping in to succour the relief attempt.

In addition to Fieri, Sonoma Magazine reports that almost a dozen restauranteurs from the affected districts ought to have sufficing free dinners to locals displaced by the burns, including Dustin Valette of the upscale Valette restaurant, Damien Gault of Springer’s Tap Room, and Mark and Terri Stark, whose restaurant Willi’s Wine Bar burned down on the night of Oct. 8.

Fieri calculates he sufficed 1,200 banquets for lunch and 2,500 for dinner that day.

He continued to cook over the weekend, assembling forces with Operation BBQ Relief, which lately returned millions of snacks to refuge citizens expelling Hurricane Harvey in Houston. While Fieri has faced criticism for seeking the spotlight, the Food Network star countered that his primary purport is get nutrient to those who need it.

“This isn’t a PR stunt, ” Fieri told KQED. “You don’t understand my placards up. I’m not promoting anything. I’m exactly here cooking. This is feeding beings. People need assistant, and I’m now to help.”

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