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Most restaurateurs with upscale dining rooms have a reputation for serving well-heeled gourmands. But Sir Bruno Serato has built an even bigger legacy for feeding underprivileged children. Caterina’s Club, named for his late mother who came up with the idea in 2005, has brought pasta meals to millions of children in need.
He's been recognized by the Italian government with a knighthood and has earned a spot on CNN’s “Top 10 Everyday Heroes.” In July he hit a landmark with 9 million meals served and what better timing? This achievement comes shortly before his annual Caterina’s Club gala, which will take place on Oct. 15 at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum in Yorba Linda.
“I'll be honest with you, I don't count,” he said. “My office gave me the number and I was like, that is crazy because we started 18 years ago with one city, one location and probably one kid. Now we’ve arrived at this milestone and it is overwhelming.”
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