In these challenging economic times, Bruno Serato who is the owner of The White House Restaurant in Anaheim, California continues to do great things in the community. Great work Bruno!
To commemorate the day of giving thanks, Dr. Drew teams up with Chef Bruno Serato to host a Thanksgiving banquet, buffet style, serving up turkey and all the traditional Thanksgiving trimmings for 300 struggling families that live in motel. A few celebrities join them to lend a hand, including former NBA player Doug Christie and his wife Jackie (“Basketball Wives”), singer Kaya Jones (“The Pussycat Dolls”), radio personality Big Boy (“Power 106”), reality star Alexis Bellino (“Real Housewives of Orange County”), and Omaroso. In studio, Dr. Drew sits with a few families from the dinner so they can share their stories of struggle, and their hope for future survival.
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Bruno Serato, owner of the Anaheim White House restaurant, plans to host one charity fundraiser each week for the next 3 years. All of the proceeds from these fundraisers will benefit the 200 local nonprofits that received the giveaway – a total value of $1 million. Starting in January 2012, the Anaheim White House will host one nonprofit group with 100 free 3-course meals, service staff and free access to the West Wing banquet hall each week.
“In these tough economic times, we all have to help each other and I wanted to reach out to other local 501c3 charities in need with a promotion that would result in pure profit for them.” said Serato.
The nonprofit organizations came to the event hoping they would be among the 12 finalists for the giveaway, only to be surprised by the announcement made by Serato, according to the restaurant. Several weeks ago, each organization had turned in a 1-page description of their mission and how they hope to use the fundraiser.
“I was so touched by each and every entry I would never have been able to choose only 12 finalists,” said Serato. “All are deserving.”
