By Jacob Scholl, IdahoStatesman.com Fork and Alavita, two downtown Boise restaurants with the same owners, announced they are partnering with the Idaho Ronald McDonald House to feed families with a child in neonatal intensive care or pediatric units at hospitals. Because of the possibility of spreading the coronavirus, the Ronald McDonald House is no longer Read More
04/13/20
By Don Day, BoiseDev.com A group of local businesses and organizations hope to help feed people who need meals. In the process, they want to put people in the service and food sectors back to work. City of Good teams up an array of local restaurants, the Boise Co-Op, Treefort Music Festival, Oliver Russell and others. Read More
04/13/20
By Lynsey Amundson, Kivitv.com The Ronald McDonald House Charities of Idaho volunteer food service was canceled to protect its families from COVID-19. But, the Fork and Alavita restaurants in downtown Boise are stepping in to help. An Idaho couple, Nick and Lauren Flores, know what it’s like to have a child in the ICU and Read More
04/10/20
By Don Day, BoiseDev.com A group of local businesses and organizations hope to help feed people who need meals. In the process, they want to put people in the service and food sectors back to work. City of Good teams up an array of local restaurants, the Boise Co-Op, Treefort Music Festival, Oliver Russell and others. Read More
04/10/20
By CBS2 News Staff, IdahoNews.com Fork and ALAVITA have partnered with the Ronald McDonald House to feed families with a child in NICU or the pediatric unit. The Ronald McDonald House has had to stop using volunteers due to the coronavirus pandemic, yet they are still helping feed families and provide about 50 meals per Read More
