Little Caesars’ Love Kitchen Feeds the Hungry in Detroit

The Love Kitchen, a nonprofit touring pizzeria operated by Little Caesars, rolled into the chain’s hometown of Detroit and fed sizzling meals to individuals in want throughout February and March.

In keeping with the corporate, the cellular meals truck offered meals at a number of Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries places in addition to on the Salvation Military, Central United Methodist Church, St. Patrick Heart, SAY Detroit, Boys & Women Membership, Michigan Veterans Basis, Capuchin Soup Kitchen and COTS.

Throughout the two-month interval, the meals truck reportedly has served almost 5,500 meals to Detroiters going through meals insecurity.

“It’s essential to us to succeed in out to the communities the place we do enterprise and assist make a distinction, particularly in our hometown,” Little Caesars President and CEO David Scrivano mentioned in a press launch. “Meals insecurity impacts many in our metropolis, and the Love Kitchen helps to supply meals to these in want. We’re proud to work along with our native franchisees and company-owned shops to be there for the individuals who want help and construct on our legacy of neighborhood service.”

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The Love Kitchen, established in 1985, has served almost 4 million individuals within the 48 contiguous states and 4 Canadian provinces, the corporate reported. All meals and labor prices for the Love Kitchen’s meals are donated by native Little Caesars franchise house owners and firm regional places of work.

Little Caesars is the No. 3 pizza chain within the U.S. by way of gross sales, in keeping with PMQ’s 2023 Pizza Energy Report.