Hundreds of thousands of service industry workers have been negatively impacted by the Covid-19 global outbreak. Triangle Restaurants have pivoted towards takeout and curbside pickup to help alleviate the record-breaking drop in revenue. Despite efforts to adapt and alleviate the suffering of small-business and restaurant workers, it won’t be enough. Some Triangle restaurants are now launching donation pages. They are seeking love and support from their community to help their loyal employees and staff during this terrifying time. Here is a rolling list of donation pages you can contribute to help restaurant workers whose livelihoods are in danger.
Triangle Restaurant Workers Relief Fund
During this uncertain time, the Frankie Lemmon Foundation has been given the opportunity to reach out and show support to the restaurant industry
Acme Employee Relief Fund
Pizzeria Mercato Employee Relief Fund
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St. Elmo’s Employee Relief
Giorgios Group Employee Assistance Fund
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Zweli’s Employee and Restaurant Support
Tazza’s Laid Off Employee Assistance
Other ways you can help the service industry
- Tell Congress to support the National Restaurant Association restaurant recovery plan. This link will guide you through connecting you to the right representative.
If you are a local restaurant in the Triangle area that needs help spreading the word about your delivery and takeout offerings or donation pages, please email me. As I’m just one person with limited bandwidth, I’m prioritizing local restaurants vs. national chains.
In case you missed my previous posts, I also listed five ways you could support your favorite small businesses during this difficult time, and I posted a running list of restaurants open for takeout, delivery, and curbside. Please don’t forget these businesses. The restaurant scene of the Triangle is one of the reasons why this area is such a destination.
For more coverage about local businesses in the Triangle, feel free to check out my Ultimate Guide to the Triangle. You can also follow me on Instagram.
Please stay safe out there, friends. Wash your hands, be kind to each other, and let’s be of service to our service industry workers.
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