Dining Out For Life – April 30, 2009

From AIDS Project Rhode Isand:

Dine Out. Fight AIDS

Dine Out For Life 2009 to benefit AIDS Project Rhode Island

Enjoy eating out at the many great restaurants in the Rhode Island area? Well we have the event for you and you don’t have to do anything besides eat! On Thursday, April 30th, AIDS Project Rhode Island (APRI) is having the 5th Annual Dining Out for Life 2009. The concept is simple; participating restaurants agree to donate 25% of your food bill to APRI. In return, we encouraged our supporters to dine out at the participating restaurants.

This year’s participating restaurants are:

Cranston
Spain Restaurant 1073 Reservoir Avenue (401) 946-8686
Pawtucket
Orchard House Cafe 17 Central Avenue (508) 399-6244	Rasoi Restaurant 727 East Avenue (401) 728-5500
Garden Grille 727 East Avenue (401) 726-2826	Hose Company No. 6 636 Central Avenue (401) 722-7220
Smithfield
D. Carlo Trattoria 970 Douglas Pike (401) 349-4979
Providence
India Restaurant 1060 Hope Street (401) 641-4063	Blaze Eastside 776 Hope Street (401) 277-2529
Minerva’s Pizza 20 South Angell Street (401) 272-2279	Taste of India 230 Wickenden Street (401) 421-4355
CAV 14 Imperial Place (401) 751-9164	Blue Grotto 210 Atwells Avenue (401) 272-9030
New Rivers 7 Steeple Street (401) 751-0350	Pakarang Restaurant 303 South Main Street (401) 453-3660
Gracie’s Bar & Grille 194 Washington Street (401) 272-7811	Zooma Bar-Ristorante 245 Atwells Avenue (401) 383-2002
Ristorante Pizzico 762 Hope Street (401) 421-4114	Downcity 50 Weybosset Street (401) 331-9217
Rue De L’Espoir 99 Hope Street (401) 751-8890	Cactus Grille 800 Allens Avenue (401) 941-0004

Just for dining out you are also entered to win two (2) airline tickets on Southwest Airlines to anywhere they fly to in the continental United States! Be sure to make reservation well in advance and let them know that you are participating in Dining Out For Life. For more information please contact Stephen at (401) 831-5522 x3364 or email.

Founded in 1985 by a small group of doctors, nurses and community activists, AIDS Project Rhode Island, now a division of Family Service of RI, is the state’s first AIDS service organization. Their mission is to provide a safe, non judgmental environment where people affected by HIV can access resources to make informed decisions about their quality of life; and to stop the further transmission of HIV through advocacy, prevention and education.