Houston’s Southern Smoke Foundation Has Distributed More Than $600K to Service Industry Workers

Houston’s Southern Smoke Foundation has distributed more than $600k to service industry workers (EaterHouston)

has already issued grants totaling more than $600,000 to service industry professionals in need across the country.the updated grant total over the weekend, noting that $607,000 has been granted to 312 people over the past few weeks. Back in March,

from laid-off service industry workers, all while continuing the usual work the organization does in providing relief to workers impacted by major financial crises.

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