Flavor of Syracuse launches Cafe Rescue Marketing campaign to help community dining places

Posted: Jan 20, 2021 / 04:08 PM EST / Up-to-date: Jan 20, 2021 / 06:15 PM EST

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-Television set) — Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh and Galaxy Media Chief Functioning Officer Carrie Wojtaszek announced the Style of Syracuse Cafe Rescue Campaign on Wednesday to aid neighborhood dining places.

Galaxy Media Partners, the mother or father enterprise that owns Flavor of Syracuse, commenced the GoFundMe campaign with a $5,000 donation.

With the aid from presenting sponsors and partners, they are kicking off with around $25,000 out there in the fund.

The objective of the marketing campaign is to raise $50,000. All funds that is lifted will go back to nearby places to eat that require cash to go on working.

The Style of Syracuse understands how much our nearby dining places suggest to our group. Now is the time when these restaurants have to have us most. In some scenarios, numerous of our most loved areas are creating the tough determination to near for fantastic. We really encourage our community to appear together now so that we can be certain that our beloved eating places will stay with us in a long time to come.

Galaxy Media Chief Functioning Officer Carrie Wojtaszek

The cafe local community has been strike challenging by the COVID-19 pandemic, and unfortunately several doorways to our most loved places have shut for very good due to the fact of it. To see the Flavor of Syracuse and so several local community associates step up to fill the gap for regional dining places as a result of the Restaurant Rescue Campaign is actually inspiring. It is critical for them to know that, collectively, we are battling for them to make it by these complicated situations.

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh

The campaign will run by means of the month of February. Donations are staying collected through a GoFundMe that you can discover by clicking below.

If there are local dining places that are in need to have of resources, use by clicking listed here.

The campaign will also emphasis on encouraging Central New Yorkers to go to regional dining establishments for dine-in and choose-out.