Via InquirerUSA More Fil-Am restaurants feed health workers, immigrants in SoCal
“The more money we raise, the more days we are able to provide meals to different hospitals. 100% of [the] donation[s] will go towards the food cost. None of the funds will be used for any restaurant’s operation. None of the funds will go to the owners,” the post added.
As of this writing, Silog’s meals have reached Torrance Memorial and the VA Hospital in Long Beach, among other South Bay facilities. Lemuel Guiyab, whose Torrance restaurant Silog,temporarily closed, prepares meals for local hospital staff. SILOG Food in Long Beach announced on social media that it has donated 112 hot meals to immigrant Filipino families over the month through community organizations, Filipino Migrant Center and Anakbayan.Before the restaurant took a short closing break in March, owner AC Boral told the Asian Journal that it was making free deliveries to hospitals and clinics in Los Angeles and Orange counties.
Bebot Filipino Soul Food chef and owner AC Boral packs hot meals for immigrant Filipino families in need in Long Beach, California. FILIPINO MIGRANT CENTER
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