Breakfast
Full hot breakfast or a basic hot-or-cold spread — eggs, grits, meats, breads, fruit, coffee, and juice.
DARK — Disaster Relief Kitchen
Naman’s has fed the Gulf Coast through disaster, including the long effort after Hurricane Katrina. When a storm is on the map, call early so a plan of action is already in motion.
Full hot breakfast or a basic hot-or-cold spread — eggs, grits, meats, breads, fruit, coffee, and juice.
Hot lunch with two entrees and sides, or cold boxed sandwiches with salad, fruit, and chips.
Hot dinner service plus specialty nights — grilled burgers, steak night, fried seafood — as vendors come back online.
Plates, cups, bowls, utensils, napkins, to-go boxes, on-site serving staff for setup and cleanup, or prompt delivery. Equipment for service or cooking on site when needed. Menus rotate as supply allows after a storm.
Make initial contact as soon as a hurricane or disaster is expected so preliminary arrangements can begin.