Thrive Support and Advocacy Hosts Fundraiser at 2 Chefs in Worcester to Support Disability-Friendly Food Pantry
“Thrive will receive 10% of all food and beverage sales generated at the restaurant.”
By-Hank Stolz
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Worcester, MA-Thrive Night at 2 Chefs in Worcester. Friday, February 27th, from 5:30 to close. Thrive will receive 10% of all food and beverage sales generated at the restaurant.
Sean Rose, CEO Thrive Support and Advocacy, talked about Friday’s upcoming fundraiser at 2 Chefs. Rose discussed the 54-year history of the organization, its mission to support individuals with disabilities, and its recent expansion and increased footprint in Worcester.
A significant part of the conversation focused on the Flourish at Thrive Food Pantry, a unique “disability friendly” pantry created to address food insecurity within their community. The public can support the pantry by attending the event at 2 Chefs or donating specific allergen-free food items.
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