Previous Next View Larger Image “West Palm more than doubles contribution to Restaurateur Rodney Mayo’s nonprofit to feed those laid off because of COVID-19 contagion and restaurant closings. WEST PALM BEACH — With contributions flowing from cities and private donors — from $3 to thousands — restaurateur Rodney Mayo thinks he has found a scale-able model for feeding the pandemic’s economic victims throughout Palm Beach County. The West Palm Beach city commission Monday more than doubled its contribution to his nonprofit, which provides free meals for laid-off workers and others sidelined by the coronavirus pandemic. The city’s Downtown Development Authority also kicked in $20,000, allowing a second restaurant kitchen to reopen for free meal distribution. Delray Beach’s city commission also was poised to contribute, allowing a third location to open. By shifting money from the West Palm Beach mayor’s general operating funds to Housing and Community Development, the administration came up with an additional $18,000 for Hospitality Helping Hands on Monday, bringing the city’s total to $30,000.” Full article By Ates Isildak|March 31st, 2020|Sub-Culture Group|0 Comments Share This Story, Choose Your Platform! Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Google+ Tumblr Pinterest Vk Email Subculture Featured Events DECEMBER No Events JANUARY No Events SIGN UP Name* First Last Email* Phone Birthday Date Format: MM slash DD slash YYYY We will celebrate your birthday with you! Latest News Recent The Palm Beaches: Highlighting Local Heroes In The Palm Beaches April 10th, 2020 Bloomberg: Howley’s Races To Feed Laid Off Workers April 5th, 2020 Palm Beach Post: Free Meal Effort Gains Momentum March 31st, 2020 Copyright 2019 Subculture Group | All Rights Reserved | ADA Compliance Coming Soon Facebook Instagram Twitter Email Allow Cancel