Black Owned Businesses Support

Black Owned Businesses Support

3 now with restaurants because restaurants couldn't couldn't conduct business so they're losing revenue so we started this acadiana to go initiatives are ordering from local restaurants and- tagging them on social media taking pictures of your food taking pictures of your of your meal and letting people know that you're supporting local restaurants.

So this was something that was really exciting for us- in the current situation we realize you know what we need to focus not only on- just local restaurants we need to focus on the locally a black owned restaurants in our community because we have such an amazingly diverse.

Community you're the ana how we want to support all those businesses.

To work urging people today to go to.

Shop black.

Dot com find local or locally owned black restaurants.

Order from there take a picture of your food posted on social media send it to us.

We want to make this a big things get a lot of traction.

Right now on social media we're excited about it excited about it we're seeing a lot of activity we hope this makes a difference in the communities but i would encourage people don't just do this today.

Let's do this- as often as we can support our local restaurants book supporter locally- black owned restaurants- support local businesses support local black owned businesses it's very important that we support those folks especially.

As we.

All go through this crisis into recovery.

Ways to do things this was an idea that we came up with last week and decided to.

To make this thursday that the one for black owned restaurants- and so we as i said we don't want this to be just a thursday.

July ninth thing we want this to be a continuous thing where people are supporting these businesses.

Year round because- you know what we've got a lot of people as i said a lot of diverse people in this community.

A lot of people that have put put it on the line to open these businesses.

And we want to make sure they're