Supporting restaurants isn’t just about growth during good times, it’s about standing together when things get hard.
In Florida in 2024, husband-and-wife team Rosana Rivera and Ricardo Castro opened Chef & The Baker in South Tampa, only to face severe flooding from Hurricane Helene less than two weeks later. Forced to temporarily close, they were navigating recovery almost as soon as they began.
When that happened, inKind reached out immediately, offering both financial support and hands-on partnership to help them reopen quickly.
On the West Coast last year, devastating wildfires swept through Los Angeles and surrounding communities, impacting neighborhoods, livelihoods, and many local restaurants. In response, we launched inKind Fire Relief E-Gift Cards, directing proceeds straight to the most affected LA-based restaurants in our network, while continuing to support partners through the long road to recovery.
In moments like these, support doesn’t stop when the headlines fade. That’s what long-term partnership looks like.
For diners, this means something simple but powerful: when you dine with inKind, you’re aligned with a company that shows up for restaurants when it matters most.