Denny's 'Mobile Relief Diner' is a Roving 53-Foot Kitchen
Laura McQuarrie — September 19, 2018 — Social Good
References: twitter & prnewswire
Denny's recently launched its own Mobile Relief Diner as a customized 53-foot kitchen on wheels that will be visiting areas that are impacted by natural disasters to serve free, freshly cooked pancake breakfasts to people in times of need. The mobile kitchen will also be offering bacon, coffee and drinks.
Last year, Denny's launched a temporary version of the Mobile Relief Diner in the wake of Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma. Following this, Denny's tested the mobile kitchen in communities affected by wildfires and the Mobile Relief DIner will now be making its way to the Carolinas to feed local residents, first responders, volunteers and more. Denny's Mobile Relief Diner has been revealed at a critical time, as Hurricane Florence has just left thousands of North Carolinians displaced.
Last year, Denny's launched a temporary version of the Mobile Relief Diner in the wake of Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma. Following this, Denny's tested the mobile kitchen in communities affected by wildfires and the Mobile Relief DIner will now be making its way to the Carolinas to feed local residents, first responders, volunteers and more. Denny's Mobile Relief Diner has been revealed at a critical time, as Hurricane Florence has just left thousands of North Carolinians displaced.
Trend Themes
1. Mobile Relief Diners - A trend of customized and roving kitchens on wheels that provide free meals to people impacted by natural disasters.
2. Community Support - A trend of businesses offering aid, food, and resources to local residents, first responders, and volunteers during times of crisis.
3. Disaster Recovery Innovation - A trend of innovative solutions that provide immediate relief and support to communities affected by natural disasters.
Industry Implications
1. Restaurant/food Service - Restaurants and food service companies can explore the opportunity of launching their own mobile relief diners to provide aid during natural disasters.
2. Hospitality/travel - Hotels and travel companies can innovate by offering temporary shelter and support services to those affected by natural disasters.
3. Non-profit Organizations - Non-profit organizations can contribute to relief efforts by partnering with mobile relief diners to provide food and resources to affected communities.
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