If you're making last minute plans to dine out tonight, consider lending a hand to Kula Project , a local non-profit focused on creating sustainable farming communities in developing nations.
The second annual For the Farmer campaign partners with participating Atlanta restaurants that will donate 20 percent of sales from the evening to be invested in small-scale farmers in Rwanda.
Kula means “to eat” in Swahili and restaurants where you can do just that include: The Optimist, Table & Main, 1920 Tavern at Opulent, Buttermilk Kitchen, Etris Kitchen & Bar, Sweet Auburn BBQ, Foundation Social Eatery, Harbour Bar and Fishhouse, MAX’s Wine Dive, Land of 1000 Hills Coffee Shop, Murphy’s, Osteria Mattone, Salt Factory, Serpas True Food, Eclipse di Luna Park Place, and more
Each restaurant will be paired with an individual farmer’s story and diners will get to see the direct impact their contribution will make through photos and more.
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