Morgan Freeman and Friends: Caribbean Cooking for a Cause

Academy Award®-winning actor Morgan Freeman and a star-studded group of celebrities contribute exotic recipes and personal island tales in a splendid cookbook created to help rebuild the hurricane-devastated island of Grenada.

In September 2004, Hurricane Ivan ravaged the small Caribbean island of Grenada, destroying homes and changing lives forever. Longtime island-lover Morgan Freeman established the Grenada Relief Fund in 2005. Now comes this beautiful cookbook, bringing together a bevy of celebrities to benefit this island in need.

This star-studded cookbook features:

• more than 15 celebrities—including Michael Douglas, Kenny Chesney, Katie Couric, Tom Hanks, Hilary Swank, and Alicia Keys—appearing in gorgeous full-color photographs, sharing their favorite Caribbean recipes, and telling heartwarming stories of what the islands mean to them

• dozens of delicious recipes, such as Grilled Swordfish Steak with Lemon Caperberry Butter from Morgan Freeman, and Kenny Chesney's favorite Key Lime Pie with photographs of Mr. Chesney baking it himself in the kitchen of his home on St. John

• renowned chefs from Caribbean hideaways of the stars and top-rated resorts, revealing some of their most coveted Caribbean recipes

Morgan Freeman is donating all of his proceeds to the Grenada Relief Fund

MORGAN FREEMAN is one of the most respected actors of his generation. He has won numerous awards, including a Golden Globe® for Driving Miss Daisy and an Academy Award® for Million Dollar Baby. When not sailing in the Caribbean, he lives in Mississippi.

WENDY WILKINSON coauthored the New York Times bestseller People We Know, Horses They Love. A public relations specialist for nearly 20 years, she has represented the likes of Billy Crystal and Robin Williams. She divides her time between Colorado and the Bahamas.

DONNA LEE is a writer and the founder of The Grenada Relief Fund, now know as PLAN!T NOW, NFP. The new organization works closely The National Weather Service and other weather-affiliated organizations to help kids understand the science behind events like the hurricane that devastated Grenada in 2004.