Save Plantology from closing its doors!

Plantology is a vegan and gluten-free restaurant that was created by Griselda Munoz back in 2021. Due to a high rise on our products, labor and our lease,

we have been struggling to keep our doors open as our sales revenue has dropped over 50%! We have faced some particularly tall and costly hurdles that have set us back significantly since the beginning. As we are tapping every resource we can imagine with creativity and open minds we need urgent assistance.

The funds raised will go toward catching up on overhead costs and debts incurred during a slow season at the close of last year. While Plantology has seen a significant increase in customer traffic and revenue that is promising moving forward the funds raised will be applied immediately to save Plantology from closure.

In July 2021, we opened our doors and have become a staple within North East side of San Antonio by being the only vegan and gluten-free option available on this side of town. We’ve given job opportunities to local college students, San Antonio residents & minorities. Since opening, it has been extremely challenging as we have dealt with COVID-19 restrictions and a rise in cost, which has left many of our customers not wanting to expend money dining out. In such a small amount of time, Plantology has become a popular brick and mortar in San Antonio, Texas.

We have had much success with our food, news coverage, and loyal patrons. However, like many other restaurants in the city we are struggling to keep our doors open. We want to continue to serve delicious vegan and gluten-free food in the warm, safe, and comfortable environment we created. Yet, we need your help to make this possible! With your donation, we can continue building our legacy as a latino-owned business by providing food that nurtures your soul and spreads kindness and veganism in the community!

Thank you in advance for your time and consideration. We are hopeful we will see you soon. In the meantime, Help us save Plantology!

Sincerely,

Griselda Munoz.