CAMPUS COOKS, LLC
WHEELING, IL

Campus Cooks, LLC is a seasoned provider of gourmet food services tailored specifically for sorority and fraternity houses across the United States. Founded by Bill Reeder after he faced challenges with Greek house kitchen management in his own fraternity, Campus Cooks has grown to become a leading solution aimed at enhancing Greek life through culinary excellence and operational efficiency. Headquartered in Wheeling, IL with operations extending from Oregon to Massachusetts and Minnesota to Texas, Campus Cooks serves over 50 chapters nationwide. The company's core mission is to provide high-quality, healthy meals prepared by professional staff while alleviating the kitchen management burdens frequently faced by student leaders and house directors. This approach allows Greek organizations to focus on their activities and building a stronger sense of brotherhood and sisterhood. Campus Cooks emphasizes its commitment to its clients through active participation in special events and philanthropic initiatives, demonstrating support by donating both significant financial contributions and volunteer hours for client-driven events such as rush, chapter dinners, and more. As of February 11, 2025, the company marked a notable event with its withdrawal from Florida's business registry. The company was incorporated on August 16, 2011, in Florida (Filed Number: M11000004114) but is now operated from Illinois at 1400 S. Wolf Road, Wheeling, IL. For queries and service requests, Campus Cooks can be contacted via phone numbers (847) 297-6439 or (847) 297-6498. William R. Reeder, the founder and current owner of Campus Cooks, LLC, oversees the company's operations and strategic direction. He is dedicated to transforming each dining experience into an opportunity for strengthening Greek community ties while maintaining budget-friendly pricing strategies that address fluctuating food costs. This dedication is enshrined in their philosophy: 'The perfect dining plan balances great food, reliable service, event support, and a predictable price point.'