Diners can offer hurricane relief by eating out today

The Snohomish County Chapter of the American Red Cross, along with the National Restaurant Association, offers “Dine for America” today to support hurricane victims.

More than 14,000 restaurant owners and operators across the country, including 312 in the state, will donate portions of sales or give a set donation. Patrons also may give directly to the Red Cross at a participating restaurants.

Participants include:

Bothell

Bonefish Grill, 22616 Bothell-Everett Highway

Outback Steakhouse, 22606 Bothell-Everett Highway

Edmonds

Anthony’s Beach Cafe, 456 Admiral Way

Anthony’s Homeport Edmonds, 456 Admiral Way

Scott’s 205th Street Bar &Grill, 8115 Lake Ballinger Way

Everett

Anthony’s HomePort, 1726 W. Marine View Drive

Anthony’s Woodfire Grill, 1722 W. Marine View Drive

IHOP, 10301 Evergreen Way

Olive Garden, 1321 SE Everett Mall Way

Outback Steakhouse, 10121 Evergreen Way #15

The Keg Steakhouse &Bar, 205 E. Casino Road

Lynnwood

Buca di Beppo, 4301 Alderwood Mall Blvd.

Claim Jumper, 3000 184th St. SW

IHOP, 4300 196th St. SW

Macaroni Grill, 3600 184th St. SW

McGrath’s Fish House, 3000 184th St. SW

Olive Garden, 4221 196th St. SW

Red Lobster, 4231 196th St. SW

The Keg Steakhouse &Bar, 18110 Alderwood Mall Blvd.

The Old Spaghetti Factory, 2509 196th St. SW

Tony Roma’s, 3828 196th St. SW

Snohomish

Cabbage Patch Restaurant, 111 Ave. A.

The Red Cross has served more than 14.6 million hot meals and 9.8 million snacks to hurricane survivors, at times 750,000 meals a day, the equivalent of feeding the entire population of San Francisco, said Chuck Morrison, Snohomish County chapter executive director.

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