
Michelle Gayer, owner of the Salty Tart in Midtown Global Market and Linda and Todd Haug of Cafe 28 in Linden Hills are showing their support for those restaurants devastated in the Lynnhurst fire last week. Blackbird Cafe and Heidi’s Cafe were destroyed in a fire and the owners of many Minneapolis restaurants are showing an unbelievable show of solidarity Sunday, March 14th, where proceeds go to the owners of both restaurants to show community support. http://bit.ly/9AmfEm
The ripple effect of what is lost due to the fire is runs wide and deep. The loss of income is equally as devastating for the wait staff, vendors, suppliers and employees who are all dependent on their wages and tips to make a living. They will also be without work for months as these businesses get up and running again. We want to show our continued support for these independent business owners so they can muster the courage and fortitude to start up again after such a loss. Our neighborhood is better off because of these unique and wonderful entrepreneurs and we want all the owners to know we will be there for them when they return as well as during the reconstruction.
Please visit one of these amazing restaurants to show your support for Blackbird Cafe and Heidi’s Cafe.
Pertinent Details:
Where: Salty Tart in Midtown Global Market on Lake Street
When: Sunday, Feb.28 9am-6pm
Twitter: @TheSaltyTart
saltytart.com

* a selection on Salty Tart’s goodies.
Also destroyed in the fire was the flagship Patina store on W. 50th at Bryant as well as Shoppe Local and Stacy Johnson Jewelry Designs. They too need our promise to support them as they come back from this terrible accident.




