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Pappy’s owner Callie Hines, at left, wife Rachel Grace Hines, at right, and co-owner Suzette Callais stand in front of boxes of groceries they gave to the needy Wednesday outside their restaurant on Highway 22 in downtown Ponchatoula.
Pappy’s owner Callie Hines, at left, wife Rachel Grace Hines, at right, and co-owner Suzette Callais stand in front of boxes of groceries they gave to the needy Wednesday outside their restaurant on Highway 22 in downtown Ponchatoula.
Ann Poche helps box free groceries for the needy Wednesday outside Pappy’s Stowaway Cafè in Ponchatoula.
Kayla Morgan, owner of Aggressive Arugula, helps load free groceries for the needy. Aggressive Arugula with vegan meals teamed up with Pappy’s Stowaway this week.
Samantha Hassel helps load free groceries given away Wednesday at Pappy’s Stowaway in Ponchatoula.
Lavern Parfit, Cathy Bedenbaugh and Suzette Callais volunteer at the groceries giveaway Wednesday at Pappy’s Stowaway Cafe in Ponchatoula.
Pappy’s Stowaway Cafe owners gave away free groceries to people in need Wednesday.
On a video announcing the event, Callie Hines, who owns the business with her mother, Suzette Callais, said, “We are so thankful we have the ability and resources to help those in our community who are struggling.
“Ida really had a very strong effect on our town. Even before that, we know our city and our parish struggled with poverty. God is providing now,” she said.
The grocery give-away Wednesday was not the first time this main street Ponchatoula restaurant has provided free food to the needy.
Earlier this month following Hurricane Ida, the “Pappy’s crew” served over 7,000 free meals.
“Being from Buras, Louisiana, originally we know all too well what it takes to come back from a storm like this,” Hines said. “We know the long hours y’all are putting in to piece your lives back together. A hot meal is a little thing to some, but in moments like this it can mean the difference between a good and bad day.”
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