Scottsdale, Arizona (PRWEB) January 31, 2012
generously donated by two local restaurateurs want to preserve wilderness Hope Food Bank in Scottsdale, Arizona, and worked for a year at least, the Food Bank announced today.
Dean Esposito and his wife, Martina, partners in the popular Cuban Cabana restaurant Bella in the outskirts of Scottsdale, offered to donate food storage space and money each month to save Hope Desert, 10-year-old Soup Kitchen serving homeless individuals and families with low incomes. Last month, Desert Hope announced that it will be forced to close in late February due to financial constraints.
We could not happen, Dean Esposito. We could not go on living our comfortable lifestyle, knowing that people in our community will be hungry, and one of the few places that actually offer to help them get closed. In this country there are so many people having so much that no one should have something.
Dean began volunteering in the desert Hope about a year ago, after noticing the long queues at soup kitchens during your daily drive to Cabana Bella. The thought of her husband, who works in the kitchen, amused, Martina, at least first.
By all accounts
, Dean Esposito Cabana Bella CEO and lead you just have to stay away from the kitchen, “says Martina, head chef Eaterys. Two met at the University of Pennsylvania, immediately fell in love and realize their individual talents match in heaven : Martina is a culinary student with an ethnic flavor, stoked up by the Cuban-Portuguese heritage and Dean number crunching charmer with a talent for business
.After graduating in 2000 she Culinary Arts degree from the Art Institute of Philadelphia, he with a degree in Business Administration from Drexel University came west and found a couple Cabana Bella. Martina freshly made empanadas and tapas and the Deans business building glow, creating an instant hit, and the restaurant has gone on to become a local staple
really blessed, Dean Esposito. Personally I am blessed to find Martina, if not only beautiful and incredibly talented, but whose talents are ideally suited for things I could do. Together they were blessed that this community so well Cabana Bella, and continues to support us for over 10 years.
that support is a very good life for Esposito. But Dean Esposito said material comfort grew increasingly uncomfortable when he and Martin would drive to work and see the crowds out of the desert Hope. They asked for the soup kitchen and Dean have decided to volunteer for a few hours every week since their culinary boundaries murderer According to Martin, he helped the soup kitchen managers to balance their books and maintenance schedules
.At the end of december 2011, Desert Hope, citing dwindling cash and food donations and rising costs for preparation of the 5000 most hot lunches and dinners every month announced that it is bankrupt and will be closed immediately after the end of February. But this week, rose Cabana Bella by a number of donations, which together with other donations, the Food Bank keep the surface at least until the end of 2012
restaurant has offered to donate several hundred kg of food in the desert, I hope every month, as well as an important cooking salt, oil and flour, Cabana Bella storage of perishable food in the desert Hope restaurants, large cabinets and will include food banks monthly rent in the basement from the Almighty destiny church, where she worked for 11 years.
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desert is an important part of this community, said Dean Esposito. Each of us may find yourself homeless or in desperate economic situation, and luckily there are places like this and people like Daniel and Sandra offer a helping hand.
Daniel and Sandra are Daniel and Sandra Dean Adar, who found hope in the desert the 2,001th Although there is still need for food donations and monetary donations to cover costs for utilities and insurance, Hope Desert had no hope, no Martina and Dean Esposito, according to Adar.
they definitely saved us, “she said. And they are literally saving lives in this society. Martina Esposito and Dean are good people with big hearts.
This is not for us, Dean Esposito. As I said, led us and blessed life we have what we need. This ensures that others get what they need.
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Dean Esposito
Dean Esposito, 31, co-owner of Cabana Bella restaurant in Scottsdale, Arizona. Born in Queens, New York, he graduated from Drexel University with a degree in business administration. Dean Esposito and his wife, Martina, co-owner and chef at Cabana Bella, live in Scottsdale and they are avid hikers and music lovers.
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