Restaurant Chains Feed First Responders to Wildfires
When wildfires broke out in Los Angeles County, restaurants were quick to offer assistance to evacuees and first responders. Local and national restaurant chains have responded by providing free meals to first responders. Here are a few of their offers as described in news releases.
Denny’s
The diner is offering a free Original Grand Slam and hot coffee to first responders in uniform through Sunday, Jan. 19. The offer is for dine-in only.
KFC
First responders can get a free KFC Bowl at participating locations through Monday, Jan. 20. KFC is offering this deal to law enforcement officers, emergency medical services members (EMTs or paramedics), fire service members, and members of the military engaged in relief efforts who are carrying their first responder ID.
McDonald’s
McDonald’s is offering free Happy Meals at several locations through Thursday, Jan. 16. You must order on the McDonald’s app. To find a list of participating restaurants, visit mcdonaldssocalcares.com. Additionally, the chain is using food trucks to serve first responders 6 a.m.-2:30 p.m. through Saturday, Jan. 18 at the Rose Bowl, 1001 Rose Bowl Drive, Pasadena. A snack truck will also be at Osborne Church, 13501 Osborne St., Arleta 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. 14.
Round Table Pizza
First responders can receive a free personal cheese pizza at any of the chain’s Los Angeles area restaurants through Thursday, Jan. 16.
Tender Greens
The local chain is offering free meals to first responders at all of its Los Angeles area locations through the end of the month. Tocaya is making the same offer.
The Habit Burger & Grill
The Irvine-based chain is offering first responders a free meal with a charburger or veggie burger at all of its Los Angeles County locations through Wednesday, Jan. 14. Orders must be made in person.
Wahlburgers
The burger chain will be offering free meals to first responders through Jan. 14 at 6922 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles.
Conclusion
These restaurant chains have shown their appreciation for the hard work and dedication of first responders by offering free meals. This is a small gesture of gratitude but one that can go a long way in boosting morale and showing support for those on the front lines.
FAQs
- What is the duration of the offers?
- The offers vary from chain to chain, with some lasting through the end of the month and others through a specific date.
- What types of first responders are eligible?
- The offers are generally open to law enforcement officers, emergency medical services members, fire service members, and members of the military engaged in relief efforts.
- Can I order online or do I need to visit a restaurant in person?
- Some chains, like McDonald’s, require ordering on their app, while others, like Denny’s, are only offering dine-in options. Check the specific offer for details.
