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Loto-Québec and Casino du Lac-Leamy Team Up with La Tablée des Chefs to Distribute Meals to People in Need
Canadian provincial lottery operator Loto-Québec has partnered with La Tablée des Chefs through Les Cuisines Solidaires, a project aimed at helping people in need during the COVID-19 crisis.
The Casino du Lac-Leamy will reopen its kitchens to prepare more than 16,000 meals to Moisson Outaouais every week. To help the Food Banks of Québec, La Tablée des Chefs recently launched Les Cuisines Solidaires, mobilizing the food industry and chefs across Québec in order to prepare more than 1,600,000 meals and feed people in need during and after the COVID-19 crisis.
“We’re happy to welcome the Casino du Lac-Leamy into our Cuisines Solidaires project. Its infrastructure and expertise will enable the Casino to contribute significantly to the project’s overall output. Thanks to its support and that of the project’s other partners, we have surpassed the 1,600,000 meal mark,” Jean-François Archambault, General Director and founder of La Tablée des Chefs, said.
“Loto-Québec is excited to take part in La Tablée des Chefs’ generous initiative and reopen the Casino du Lac-Leamy’s kitchens during these difficult times to provide thousands of meals to Moisson Outaouais and the most vulnerable among us,” Lynne Roiter, President and CEO of Loto-Québec, said.
