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Hospitality Hub Emergency Assistance and Mental Health Support is sponsored by Local Boys Do Good (in partnership with Southern Smoke Foundation and la Heart GVL). This program provides critical support to the food and beverage industry, offering financial assistance for rent, medical expenses, and disaster recovery, as well as no-cost mental health counseling.
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hospitality hub - euphoria Greenville Hit enter to search or ESC to close Supporting the Food & Beverage Industry euphoria is devoted to supporting the food & beverage industry with mental health support and emergency assistance when facing unanticipated crises . We are honored to partner with Southern Smoke Foundation & À la Heart GVL to help support those who make euphoria possible each year.
If you or a loved one who works in the service industry needs assistance, please check out these resources.
Emergency assistance to food service workers in crisis through financial support No-cost counseling to service workers & a directory of organizations dedicated to supporting those in need Resources related to mental health & substance misuse, physical health and wellness, employment, housing & utilities, and family & social services Southern Smoke Foundation From farmers to fry cooks, servers to sommeliers, Southern Smoke takes care of our own by putting dollars directly into the pockets of food and beverage workers when it’s needed most.
Whether there are mental health needs or unforeseen hardships, our funds and resources help those who put food on the table. No ask is too big or too small. Over the years, our nonprofit funds have been used to pay for essentials like groceries, clothing, and medications, and have covered the cost of rent, natural disaster damages, lost wages, and more.
There’s no deadline for requests and no cap on the amount given. Grants are awarded based on unforeseen financial crises, and applications must be submitted through our website to be considered. To qualify for emergency relief funding, you must be currently employed in food and beverage and working a minimum of 30+ hours per week for a minimum of six months.
Every applicant must provide copies of paystubs to verify employment. Each applicant can be granted once every 12 months. Behind You.
A no-cost mental health program for F&B workers. For many, fire and sharp objects aren’t just hazards; they’re tools of the trade. Loud, stressful situations are a given.
Double-shifts are standard. By day’s end, it can feel exhausting to do one more thing, even if that one thing is asking for help. So instead, we’re offering.
Through our mental health program, Behind You, we provide no-cost mental health counseling for F+B workers and their families in California, Illinois, Louisiana, New York, and Texas. Those who live outside of the service states can apply for financial assistance for mental health crises through our Emergency Relief Fund.
À la Heart GVL provides emergency assistance to hospitality industry employees in Greenville County in times of personal crisis. Through the hard work and generous contributions of our family and friends, and in partnership with VisitGreenvilleSC, the Greenville Chapter of the South Carolina Restaurant and Lodging Association has established this fund.
It is our vision to create an inclusive environment with strong community relations for Greenville County hospitality employees in critical need. À la Heart GVL supports hospitality employees experiencing: Injury: Slip, fall, crash at work or home? Support for an injured hospitality employee missing work for an extended period of time.
Illness: Cough, fever or something more serious? Support for a food service worker battling an illness and missing work for an extended period of time. Disaster: Flood, fire, or storm?
If you have housing issues because of a disaster, we can help keep you on your feet and a roof over your head. Funeral/Death: Support for a hospitality employee who has lost a member of their immediate family or for the family of a deceased hospitality employee. Maternity Assistance: Support for a hospitality employee who is pregnant.
Here, you’ll find a comprehensive directory of trusted organizations dedicated to supporting those in need within the hospitality community. Whether you’re looking for assistance with housing, health and wellness, employment, financial services, legal aid, mental health support, or substance abuse services, our resource listings connect you with the right help to navigate challenging times.
From affordable housing options to mental health care, these resources aim to ensure every hospitality worker feels supported and empowered. Stay up to date by subscribing to our newsletter. PO Box 1087, Greenville, SC 29602
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Food and beverage industry workers employed for at least six months, working 30+ hours weekly. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Hospitality Hub Emergency Assistance and Mental Health Support is funded by Local Boys Do Good (in partnership with Southern Smoke Foundation and la Heart GVL). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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