• The owners of Thai Farm Kitchen in Brooklyn are doing their part to support their community by providing free lunches via contact-free delivery to people in need. This includes the elderly, those with disabilities, or anyone within a 1-mile radius of the eatery that is in need. Jess Calvo, the owner of Thai Farm Kitchen remarked, “If you can offer just a small gesture to anybody, even helping someone crossing the road would be good enough.” Read More: https://www.brooklynpaper.com/kensington-restaurant-delivering-free-lunches-for-those-in-need/​

• We encourage all of you to read and share our New York Restaurant Promise. Feel free to share with others, post on your website, social media, or carryout location.

• Our phone-to-action campaign to oppose premium pay and "just cause" proposals in NYC is active! If you haven't already, please visit https://p2a.co/SDBk8aN and follow the steps to voice your opposition to elected officials. Make yourselves heard! Act Now - Oppose Anti-Business Legislation!

• Calls
• Here are the links to register for your region's Zoom Operators Meeting next week:
• WNY Operators Meeting | Monday 2 p.m. - Register Here 
• Long Island Operators Meeting | Tuesday 1 p.m. - Register Here
• Caterers Council Meeting | Wednesday 11 a.m. - Register Here 
• Westchester Region Operators Meeting | Wednesday 2 p.m. - Register Here
• Rochester Operators Meeting | Thursday 10 a.m. - Register Here
• Greater Capital Region Operators Meeting | Thursday 1 p.m. - Register Here
• NYC Restaurant Operators Meeting | Friday 1 p.m. - Register Here

• Webinars
• Wednesday, 5/13 at 4:00 p.m. Business Interruption Insurance Claims: What You Need to Know Now - Hosted by the National Restaurant Association’s Restaurant Law Center

• https://cheddar.com/media/new-alcohol-to-go-rules-prove-popular-for-restaurants-struggling-to-survive