August 2, 2013) – Throughout the month of September, restaurants, bakeries, cafes and a certain delicious caramel maker will be donating a percentage of proceeds to support the non-profit Cafe, Sisters Of The Road.
August 5, 2013
August 2, 2013) – Throughout the month of September, restaurants, bakeries, cafes and a certain delicious caramel maker will be donating a percentage of proceeds to support the non-profit Cafe, Sisters Of The Road. Take your pick any night of the week in September, and chances are there will be a place to match your appetite and support the work of the Cafe at Sisters.
Many great local businesses have already signed up to donate at least 10% of one day’s or meal’s proceeds to Sisters. But be sure tocheck their website closer to September to see who else has signed up, and what other meals to look forward to.
Participating restaurant so far:
9/4 Pacific Pie Company
9/5 Biwa
9/7 Addy’s Sandwich Bar
9/10 McMenamins Ringlers Pub
9/11 Florida Room
9/11 Por Que No (both locations)
9/12 Lincoln Restaurant
9/12 Pastini Pastaria (downtown location)
9/13 Big Ass Sandwiches
9/17 Grain and Gristle
9/18 Old Salt Marketplace
9/19 SubRosa
9/20 Prasad (20%)
9/23 Ruby Jewel
9/24 Zeus Café
9/25 The Observatory
9/25 Mezza
9/25 Toast
9/26 3 Doors Down
9/27 Pine State Biscuits
Every Monday (8pm-2am) Beulahland
All month long Sweet and Salty’s Caramel Co.
Dining with Dignity, and your participation as a diner, supports Portland’s local food culture and Sisters’ Cafe - whose work for nearly 34 years has provided hot, nourishing meals and dignity to folks experiencing homelessness and poverty.
At Sisters Of The Road’s non-profit Cafe in Old Town, meals are made from scratch and loaded with fresh vegetables and fruit. Sisters’ Cafe Team has made a commitment to food sustainability and to providing the most nutritious menu options for their customers. Customers at Sisters have the option to pay for their $1.50 meal in cash, to use their SNAP benefits (food stamps), or to work for their meal. Sisters also has a reservation system in which customers sign up for a timeslot, are able to leave to take care of their other needs and responsibilities, and return knowing that they will be seated and served quickly and have time to enjoy their meal. Sisters believes that every person has a right to dine with dignity and to be nourished by healthy food.
