Little Caesars Pizza Delivery and Restaurant Franchise
The Little Caesars Love Kitchen will once again roll into the Motor
City to provide fresh, hot pizza meals for people in need. To support the work of S.A.Y.
(Super All Year) Detroit, a non-profit organization working to help the homeless
population in metro Detroit, the Little Caesars Love Kitchen will feed almost 2,000
people and visit five sites, including the Capuchin Soup Kitchen (http://www.cskdetroit.org/
A big-rig pizza kitchen on wheels, the Little Caesars Love Kitchen travels across
the continental United States and Canada meeting the needs of the hungry, the
homeless and disaster survivors.
“Little Caesars (http://www.franchisesolutions.com/
need them, and we’re committed to helping people in need here at home,” said David
Scrivano, president, Little Caesar Enterprises, Inc. “Giving back has been part of the
way Little Caesars does business since its founding nearly 50 years ago. As a family
company we feel it’s important to reach out to families and continue our partnership with
S.A.Y. Detroit by serving soup kitchens and shelters in our community.”
S.A.Y. Detroit, was founded by Mitch Albom in 2006 during Detroit’s hosting of
Super Bowl XL. Little Caesars became involved with the organization when Ilitch
Charities made a significant $150,000 contribution to fund an infant care center for
Coalition on Temporary Shelters (COTS) in Detroit, which is now open.
“When Ilitch Charities provided the donation for COTS, the Little Caesars Love
Kitchen was on site serving. Little Caesars President, Dave Scrivano and I agreed that it
would be great to bring the Love Kitchen to Detroit every February to make a difference,”
said Mitch Albom, author and founder of S.A.Y. Detroit. “Through S.A.Y. Detroit,
Detroiters have shown that the spirit of the Super Bowl celebration did not end three
years ago for its most distressed citizens, but continues through our program.”
The Little Caesars Love Kitchen has fed more than two million people in 48
states and four Canadian provinces. It has also responded to disasters such as the
floods in Iowa, Hurricanes Ike, Katrina and Rita, the site of the World Trade Center
attacks on September 11, 2001, and the 1995 Federal Building bombing in Oklahoma City.
Established in 1985, the Love Kitchen exemplifies Little Caesars’ strong tradition of
giving back to America’s communities.
Local Little Caesars franchise owners (http://www.franchisesolutions.com/
food and labor costs for the Love Kitchen servings. An estimated 50,000 Little Caesars
franchise owners and employees have volunteered their time over the years to support
the program.
“Little Caesars believes in giving back to the communities in which it does
business,” said Louis Asher, Little Caesars Detroit area franchisee. “The Little Caesars
Love Kitchen is a team effort to help make a difference.”
Former Presidents Bill Clinton and George Bush awarded The President's
Volunteer Action Award Citation to Little Caesars for its volunteers' contributions to the
Love Kitchen. Little Caesars also received a Presidential Citation for Private Sector
Initiatives for the Love Kitchen program under the Reagan administration. It has
received a certificate of appreciation from the State of Michigan and has been
recognized by the Detroit City Council for its efforts.
Throughout the week, the Little Caesars Love Kitchen will visit:
• St. Peter Episcopal Church, 1950 Trumbull and Michigan Ave.
• Coalition on Temporary Shelters (COTS), 26 Peterboro (at Woodward Ave.)
• Fort Street Presbyterian Church, 631 West Fort St.
• Detroit Rescue Mission, 3535 Third St.
The Little Caesars Love Kitchen will also visit additional locations in the greater
Detroit area the week of February 23.
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