Description: (American Progressive Reformer, Philanthropist and Author)
Lizzie Black Kander was a devoted welfare worker in Milwaukee, known for her significant contributions to the community. She is best known for writing "The Settlement Cookbook," which served as a successful fundraising tool for her settlement house. By the 1970s, the cookbook had sold over a million copies. In addition to her culinary work, Kander also prioritized providing vocational training opportunities for women and children, demonstrating her dedication to improving the lives of those in need through practical education and support.