Community Issues and Support in the Hospitality Industry

As a part of the community, restaurants, cafes, hotels and clubs are usually active participants in local issues and the interests of their customers.

There are also many community issues that impact on businesses.

Green Guide for Restaurants, Hotels & Clubs

An ever-growing list of practical resources on how to cut the use of energy, waste, water and packaging in all areas of hospitality business. Share what you do with your customers and the media - this is a powerful way to build a very positive reputation. . . . keep reading

StreetSmart Australia - restaurants & hotels supporting the homeless

StreetSmart is a unique bridge between the community and small, grassroots agencies that assist people experiencing homelessness. It's a way for restaurant operators, customers and staff to help build a stronger community. . . . keep reading

20+ Ways to Support Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Big companies are prominent supporters, why not join in? It raises awareness and funds for a vital issue, and it positions you with customers and staff as a business with a heart. Here's how to do it. . . . keep reading

KOTO - training Hanoi street kids in restaurant skills

A not-for-profit restaurant and vocational training program that is changing the lives of street and disadvantaged youth in Vietnam. It teaches skills so people can find stable jobs. . . . keep reading

First Aid for the Kitchen, Restaurant & Workplace

Short 3-4 minute First Aid videos show how to handle cuts, bruises, burns, fainting and hangovers at work. These incidents could happen with your chefs, waiters, work colleagues or customers. . . . keep reading

Dragons Abreast: Sponsorship Update
Keeping track of sponsors, volunteers and activities promoting the awareness of breast cancer, research and education. New information every week - check regularly. . . . keep reading

How to Offset the Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Your Business
Greenhouse calculators enable individuals, restaurants, cafes, clubs and hotels to determine the exact amount of carbon dioxide produced by their vehicles, air travel and business use. Trees can then be planted to offset these greenhouse emissions. . . . keep reading