<div>A couple of days after Hurricane Lowell, our family was incredibly fortunate to find that both our home and our shop had sustained minimal damage. Our power and water were back on within 24 hours. But so many in our community weren’t as lucky—some of our closest friends and neighbors lost everything.
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<div>We knew we had to help the best way we know how: by making food.
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<div>Since getting back into the kitchen, we haven’t stopped. This has never been about making a profit; it’s about making a difference. We’ve partnered with local relief organizations to get hot meals directly to the hardest-hit areas, especially to our elderly neighbors who can’t safely leave their homes. It has been the most rewarding and exhausting experience of our lives. We refuse to take a single dime from those who are already struggling. However, the reality is that the bills don't stop. If you'd like to help us keep our kitchen running and keep these vital meals going out to our community, please consider supporting our recovery kitchen. Most of the proceeds will be going to providing meals to those in need but portions will be going to bills that still need to be covered during this crisis.
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Keep Our Recovery Kitchen Serving Hot Meals After Lowell

Keep Our Recovery Kitchen Serving Hot Meals After Lowell

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