
A relief fund is providing cash assistance for restaurant and food service workers who have lost employment as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Robin Hood, in partnership with ROAR (Relief Opportunities for All Restaurants), recently launched another round of financial assistance that provides $500 cash grants to workers in need.
Grants are available for qualified applicants on a first come, first serve basis, until program funds are exhausted. The payments are being dispersed through the Family Independence Initiative’s (FII) UpTogether platform.
Robin Hood and ROAR first partnered on a relief fund in March 2020, which raised more than $3 million to provide grants to over 5,200 unemployed restaurant workers last year.
The latest installment will issue 1,200 additional cash grants of $500 apiece.
Funds are intended for low-income households with annual incomes below $49,000.
Read more: Funding offered to restaurant workers | Manhattan Times
To apply for the grant, please visit fund.uptogether.org/ROAR.
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