Download the 2020 report on the financial state of the New Orleans restaurant industry during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the impact of the FEMA funded Orleans Parish Meal Assistance Program.
Download the 2020 report on the financial state of the New Orleans restaurant industry during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the impact of the FEMA funded Orleans Parish Meal Assistance Program.
Thanks to our partnership with Revolution Foods, The New Orleans Culinary & Hospitality Institute (NOCHI), and D’Livery NOLA, we have secured an initial $18 million grant from FEMA and the City of New Orleans to feed our neighbors across Orleans Parish – while injecting badly needed funds into our culinary industry. If you or someone you know would like to apply for the delivery of restaurant-quality meals at no charge, please visit Nola311.org/MealAssist.
This program is available to any resident 65 years or above, adults with high-risk health conditions, homeless residents, individuals who test positive for COVID-19, or has been recently exposed and children under 18 not currently on other federal meal assistance programs.
Jacques Soulas
Cafe Degas
Yvonne Molina
Doña's
Sgt. Max Schuler
Fifth District Administration
David Biggar
Piazza Seafood
Chef Susan Spicer
Bayona/Rosedale
Rob Mire
Louisiana State Trooper
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© 2020 Chef's Brigade Inc. - Chefs Brigade Inc is a Louisiana not-for-profit organization, having filed for 501(c)(3) non-profit status with the IRS April 2020. Donations can only be made tax deductible retroactively to this date once approved. Chefs Brigade Inc. makes no express warranty or guarantees on the federal approval of its application.