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WPKitchen began with a simple question: Q: How can I (Pomy) make a meaningful, practical contribution to the WordPress community? The answer was simple yet powerful: help WordPress freelancers more than code — share meals, stories, and support. WPKitchen is a community-powered food program subsidized through sponsorships, where freelancers pay just 30% for daily lunches […]
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Some events look small on the outside but carry big meaning inside.On October 5, 2025, freelancers in Faisalabad came together for the city’s first self-funded meetup — a milestone for the growing community. Self-funded meetups create a sense of ownership and equality among freelancers. When everyone contributes, the event stays authentic, community-led, and free from […]
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Oct
The Meet Time hosts arranged a special thank-you dinner in honor of our first sponsor, Mr. Azam Ishaq, founder of Shmai.com, who truly believed in and supported our recurring, self-funded freelancers’ meetup initiative by WPKitchen. The event was a gesture of appreciation to acknowledge his trust, support, and valuable contribution in helping us bring this […]
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Every great journey starts small. Long before WhatsApp groups, announcements, or agendas, it was just three people — Pomy, Adnan, and Sohail, the private guest house owner — who knew one thing for sure: developers never start with one. They start with zero. We also called it a founder’s meetup. Decisions Behind Meet Time Zero […]
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– Uniting freelancers from Faisalabad, Pakistan– Baby steps toward WordCamp Faisalabad Every city has its heartbeat. For some, it is industry. For others, agriculture. In Faisalabad, quietly and steadily, another pulse is rising — freelancing. Thousands of young men and women sit behind laptops, building websites, designing graphics, writing content, and serving clients across the […]
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Sep
We’re officially closing our very first Tea Time by WPKitchen, which ran unofficially alongside WordCamp US 2025 (August 26–29). We had started this initiative a month before the event. Our dream was simple: to share 100 cups of tea across continents, connecting WordCamp attendees in America with the WordPress community in Pakistan. We believed that […]
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A cup of tea may seem ordinary. But in that one cup lies comfort, culture, conversation — and connection. On July 26th, 2025, a month before WordCamp US 2025, we at WPKitchen began a small experiment called Tea Time. The idea was simple: to serve tea to WordPress community members who couldn’t attend WordCamp US […]
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Aug
GUESS THE NAME OF THE CHIEF GUEST AND WIN LUNCH + TEA Sometimes, the smallest gestures carry the deepest meaning. A cup of tea may look ordinary, but in reality, it can connect people across cities, countries, and even continents. This time, we are bringing that very connection to the WordPress community. We have a […]
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Aug
At WPKitchen, we’re excited to launch Tea Time — a small, unofficial giveaway linked to WordCamp US 2025. This initiative is designed to spark meaningful connections between attendees and those who wish they could be there. We’re giving away 100 cups of tea to WordPress professionals in Pakistan who won’t be attending the event. Each […]
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Sometimes, history is written not in boardrooms or ballot boxes, but in the quiet clink of a teacup. If Mary Hubbard — the Executive Director of WordPress — were to personally select a winner for WPKitchen’s Tea Time giveaway, it wouldn’t just be a pleasant gesture. It would be a moment of immense symbolic power […]