Mita’s restaurant provides food, basic essentials for laid-off workers
Across the country, business owners have transitioned into free food pantries for unemployed hospitality workers.
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Mita’s downtown has joined many other restaurants across the country in a “restaurant relief” program, using this time of uncertainty and layoffs to provide free food and basics to unemployed hospitality workers.
Many owners are continuing with their regular bulk food orders and setting up free pickup and drop-off times to service people who suddenly have found themselves without a job due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Aside from food, many restaurants are also offering diapers, toilet paper, baby food, notebooks, and aspirin, along with bags of fresh produce. To read more, click here.
