Samuel Adams Raising Money For Unemployed Restaurant And Bar Workers

The video discusses a fund created to support restaurant and bar workers who lost their jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic. Partnered with the Greg Hill Foundation, the fund aims to provide financial aid to workers across 20 states. Samuel Adams donated over $2 million to initiate the fund, offering $1000 checks to eligible full-time employees. The fund, which began in Boston, has expanded to 19 more states, raising $2.7 million. Applications are open until April 30th.

What is the main goal of the partnership between the restaurant workers and the Greg Hill Foundation?

• To provide financial support to restaurant workers affected by the pandemic

• To promote local restaurants and bars

• To offer free meals to healthcare workers

• To organize community events

How much money did Samuel Adams donate to initiate the Restaurant Strong Fund?

• $3,000,000

• $1,000,000

• $2,000,000

• $500,000

What is the requirement for restaurant workers to qualify for the $1,000 checks?

• They must have worked at a restaurant for at least six months

• They need to submit their two most recent pay stubs

• They must be part-time employees

• They need to be recommended by their employer

How many states did the Restaurant Strong Fund expand to after its initial launch?

• 25 states

• 10 states

• 15 states

• 19 states

Until when are applications for the grant open?

• May 15th

• April 30th

• April 15th

• March 30th