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вЂњA single mom with two kids whoвЂ™s an independent contractor and hasnвЂ™t gotten any financial assistance.

ItвЂ™s been a trip.вЂќ Individuals and families in need run the gamut of occupations and demographics, adds Graf. I can only imagine that number is going to keep growing. On Saturday we did about 220 meals and then this coming Thursday I already have 300 people signed up. вЂњWe were going to keep it at 40, but we just kept getting requests and it kept blowing up, so we were like, OK, letвЂ™s do this. On the first day of operation of the Sierra Relief Kitchen, Thursday, April 16 th, вЂњWe fed 100,вЂќ says Graf. Scott from The First Baptist Church in Tahoe City reached out right away to help coordinate transportation for food deliveries and to help make sure people in need are receiving meals. Granlibakken and Tahoe Basics are providing resources. New Moon Natural Foods donated fresh produce to make sure vegetables and salads could be included with every meal. And other local businesses immediately reached out to help-and new ones are still doing so every day. In just over a week, over 15,000 dollars has been raised. A Facebook page was created and a Gofundme was launched. Chris Gallagher, who manages digital for Tremigo and the Dulbiner started to get the word out and drive fundraising. TremigoвЂ™s chefs, Veronica and Antonio Abundiz, volunteered to make a crowdвЂ™s serving of chile verde and chili Colorado. Photo Credit: Sierra Relief Kitchen Rachel Graf doesnвЂ™t stop hustling and her efforts with Sierra Relief Kitchen are quickly making a big impact in Tahoe. We just started chatting with my business partner and then another friend, Elsa Corrigan, who does a lot of work with World Central Kitchen, and we decided we were going to pump out some food.вЂќ After a couple of weeks went by, hearing that people werenвЂ™t getting their unemployment checks, all of the undocumented workers around here werenвЂ™t getting any financial aid, we knew there would be some relief needed for this area specifically, and we thought the best way that we could help was by providing prepared meals. Obviously, weвЂ™re a resort town, so it was pretty catastrophic for our area as far as the economy goes. IвЂ™m really close with the community and a lot of people had just lost their jobs. And we have access to these three commercial kitchens. вЂњWeвЂ™re not used to not working,вЂќ laughs Rachel. True to the entrepreneurial spirit, Rachel and Danny brainstormed a way to try to help out their home and created Sierra Relief Kitchen. Photo Credit: Sierra Relief Kitchen Chef and owner of The Station, Danny McCabe making vegetable lasagna. So, here we are, young entrepreneurs who have opened businesses in the last year, and then everything shuts down and weвЂ™re in the middle of our ski season-our work season.вЂќ We had to lay off all of our staff, which totally sucked, and it was the same with my husband, Danny at The Station.

The timing could not have been worse and it was right before the biggest snowstorm of the year. We got through the winter, finally got our liquor license, and then seven days later, we had to shut the doors because of Covid. вЂњWe had just opened Tremigo before Christmas. вЂњIвЂ™ve been working in restaurants out here for quite some time,вЂќ says Graf. As winter storms finally hammered the area in early spring, providing the kind of conditions that bolster the local economy under normal circumstances, residents throughout the Sierra instead lost their jobs immediately. Economically, North Lake Tahoe and its South Lake counterpart are obviously heavily based on resort, seasonal recreation, and tourism income. In mid-March, as resorts shut down operations and CaliforniaвЂ™s Governor Newsom issued stay-at-home orders and the closure of non-essential businesses, Graf and McCabe, like many others in the area, were stopped in their tracks. RachelвЂ™s husband, Danny McCabe, had also recently opened The Station вЂ“ A Truckee Eatery in downtown Truckee. After managing the Dubliner for years, when the perfect location became available at Squaw, the trio launched their endeavor just before Christmas as the ski season kicked off. Last winter, Truckee-based snowboarder Rachel Graf partnered with Randy Rogers and Carolynn Nunn, the owners of Auld Dubliner in the Squaw Valley Village to open up Tremigo, a Mexican restaurant and tequila bar.

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Sierra Relief Kitchen Serves Up Free Meals to Keep the Community Going in North Lake Tahoe