Celebrating mom also means supporting motherhood, and Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar is doing just that with a Mother’s Day fundraiser for Baby2Baby. This Mother’s Day weekend, from May 7 – 10th, Lazy Dog will be matching donations made to Baby2Baby, a non-profit that provides essentials like diapers and clothing to families in need.
“We are so grateful to the families who supported each of us over the past year, and now Lazy Dog wants to pay it forward to those families who need us,” said Chris Simms, founder and CEO of Lazy Dog Restaurants.
Lazy Dog guests can add a donation to their check when dining in or at checkout when ordering online. Direct donations can also be made at Lazy Dog’s website. Lazy Dog will match up to $15,000 in donations.
Through Baby2Baby’s extensive network, a $1 donation can provide a day’s worth of diapers for a mom in need.
In the last 10 years, Baby2Baby has distributed more 150 million items — more than any organization of its kind — to children in homeless shelters, domestic violence programs, foster care, hospitals and underserved schools as well as children who have lost everything in the wake of disaster. Since the COVID-19 crisis began, Baby2Baby has served over one million children across the country impacted by the pandemic.
To learn more about Baby2Baby please visit www.baby2baby.org.
For additional information about Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar, please visit www.lazydogrestaurants.com.
Inspired by the lifestyle of the Rocky Mountains where founder Chris Simms spent time with family growing up, Lazy Dog offers the perfect environment for a quick weeknight dinner, a meandering meal with old friends or a big night out. The first Lazy Dog restaurant opened in the Huntington Beach area of California in 2003 and showcased a handcrafted menu of memorable family favorites reinterpreted with bold new flavors and served with small-town hospitality. It is open for lunch, dinner and weekend brunch with a full bar program that includes unique and approachable specialty cocktails and a wide selection of craft beers. Guest may continue the experience at home with Lazy Dog’s new handcrafted TV Dinners, made in-house, frozen in retro-style trays and ready to pop in the oven. The Lazy Dog at home experience also includes the LD Beer Club, offered at most locations and gives members access to small-batch specialty beers, merchandise and in-restaurant benefits. Lazy Dog has 39 locations throughout California, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Nevada, Virginia and Texas with more on the way. For more information, visit www.lazydogrestaurants.com.
