What to Know
- The Irvine-based company is donating over 8,000 meals to healthcare workers
- Through April 2
- Visits to hospitals in San Dimas and Monterey Park ahead
Eateries across Southern California are saying "thank you" to our nurses, doctors, and those on the front lines of the COVID-19 response in myriad ways.
And for The Habit Burger Grill, which has its headquarters in Irvine?
It's all about getting filling and tasty eats to where our healthcare workers are currently located.
Which means that Habit Burger, which is know for its chargrilled patties, "... has deployed its fleet of food trucks to host 27 "events" near hospitals throughout California to give back to health care professionals by providing over 8,000 complimentary meals."
How does the process of distributing thousands of complimentary meals work?
"In order to maintain social distancing and the utmost safety and cleanliness for all," the company is asking for hospital representatives to "pick up meals from the truck every 15 minutes in lieu of accumulating a line of guests."
The trucks called upon Children's Hospital at the end of last week, as well as Providence Hospital Mission Hills.
Visits to hospitals in San Dimas, Monterey Park, Glendale, and Los Angeles are coming right up as April begins.
