Tucson restaurant giving meals to healthcare workers, first responders

A Tucson restaurant has started a program to give free meals to those on the front lines of fighting COVID-19.

WE'RE OPEN - CURBSIDE SERVICE -AND WELCOME SIGNS ARE SPRAWLEDTHROUGHOUT FOURTH AVENUENAT(CAR DRIVING BY IT'S ONTHIS STREET WHERE YOU'LL FINDONE RESTAURANT WORKING TO FEEDCUSTOMERS (AND THOSE ON THEFRONT LINES FIGHTING COVID-19<MICAH PLATT/THE DRUNKENCHICKEN 1:55-1:59 - "THEPEOPLE IN THE HEALTHCAREINDUSTRY ARE LITERALLY PUTTINGTHEIR LIVES ON THE LINE." BENNSATTLER AND MICAH PLATT ARECO-OWNERS OF THE DRUNKENCHICKEN A SPOT TRYING TOMAKE A DIFFERENCE DURING THISTIME MICAH PLATT/THE DRUNKENCHICKEN 2:24-2:33 - "WE'REVERY LIMITED WITH WHAT WE CANDO HERE WITH TAKEOUT ONLY.

SOWE KIND OF WANT TO BRING THECOMMUNITY IN TO SAY THANK YOUAND THAT'S WHERE THE PAY ITFORWARD CAME FROM." SATTLERAND PLATT STARTED THE PAY ITFORWARD PROGRAM.

MICAHPLATT/THE DRUNKEN CHICKEN2:47-2:50 - "WE WANT TO TRYAND CHIP IN AND DO OUR PART."THROUGH THE PROGRAM, CUSTOMERSWHO BUY FOOD AT THE DRUNKENCHICKEN WILL BE ABLE TO DONATEMONEY TO BUY FIRST RESPONDERSOR HEALTHCARE WORKERS A MEALSATTLER AND PLATT SAID THEY'REAIMING TO RAISE 500 DOLLARSFOR EVERY FOOD DELIVERY BENSATTLER/THE DRUNKEN CHICKEN3:36-3:58 - "WE WILL TAKE THATAND MAKE AS MUCH FOOD AS WEPOSSIBLY CAN WITH THAT AMOUNTOF MONEY, COORDINATE WITHWHICHEVER PROGRAM IT IS THATWE ARE WORKING WITH IN THISFIRST DELIVERY.

GET THEIRTIMES, DAYS, WHAT THEY NEED,WHAT WILL BE THE MOST HELPFULAND PUT IT IN THE BACK OF THETRUNK AND SHIP IT ON DOWN OVERTHERE." PUTTING TOGETHER THISPROGRAM WAS SOMETHING THE TWOCO-OWNERS SAID THEY KNEW THEYHAD TO DO MICAH PLATT/THEDRUNKEN CHICKEN 2:09-2:13 - "ITHINK IT'S IMPORTANT TORECOGNIZE THE RISK THAT THEYARE TAKING FOR US." TAG -SATTLER AND PLATT SAID THEYDID THEIR FIRST FOOD DELIVERYTHIS PAST WEEKEND.

THEY ADDEDTHEY PLAN TO CHANGE WHATHEALTHCARE FACILITY THEYDELIVERY TO, EVERY SINGLETIME.

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