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Denny’s Mobile Relief Diner for Residents Impacted by SoCal Wildfires

Monday, Jan 20

Denny’s Mobile Relief Diner to Feed Residents Impacted by Southern California Wildfires   

 

Spartanburg, SC, January 17, 2025 – Denny’s Mobile Relief Diner (MRD), a 53-foot mobile kitchen deployed to feed communities in need, will be in Los Angeles, beginning Wednesday January 22. The MRD will be parked and serving a hot breakfast of fluffy pancakes (with butter and syrup), sausage links, coffee and bottled water to community members displaced by the wildfires. First responders are encouraged to visit. Visit the Facebook page frequently for updates and changes on locations. 

 

When/Where:  

  • Wednesday, January 22 – Thursday, January 23
    • Lowe’s parking lot: 2000 W Empire Avenue, Burbank, CA 91504*
    • 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. daily (PST)
    • Open to the public and first responders 
  • Friday, January 24 – Saturday, January 25 
    • Rose Bowl Stadium*
    • 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. daily (PST) 
  • Sunday, January 26 – Monday, January 27
    • TBD - location and details to be announced* 

*Visit the MRD Facebook page for updates and changes Facebook  

 

Interview Opportunities:  

  • Denny’s VP, Chief Inclusion & Community Engagement Officer, April Kelly-Drummond
  • Denny’s Franchisees/local owners 

Visual Opps: 

  • Denny’s 53-foot Mobile Relief Diner
  • Volunteers providing meals 

About the MRD: 

  • The MRD is a 53-foot mobile kitchen deployed to feed hot breakfast to communities in need.
  • The MRD has served over 144,000 meals since its inception in 2017.
  • The MRD serves veteran and active military personnel, as well as deploying in the event of natural disasters.  

 Additional information can be found on Denny's social channels via Facebook, X, Instagram or Dennys.com.  

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