The Flock

Hello community, on 1/10/24 Lucky Rooster restaurant experienced a fire in the kitchen, it spread quickly and took an extensive amount of damage. The first responders who arrived quickly did an amazing job at controlling the fire and preventing further damage. Thank you to all those who were there.

This is not an easy task to reach out for a helping hand and ask this of our valued guests. There are several employees that could really use any kind of financial help. We have been encouraged to find temporary employment, unfortunately this will mean some of us may not return. We have come together to brainstorm some ideas on how to keep the team we have. With no definitive return date we hope this fundraiser will at least be uplifting and give some hope to those affected by the untimely event.

By donating, you have the opportunity to make a direct and meaningful impact on the lives of the dedicated employees who have suddenly found themselves without a source of income. These hardworking individuals are facing significant financial challenges due to the unexpected closure of the restaurant, and their livelihoods are at stake. Donating to this fundraiser can provide them with the much-needed support to cover their basic needs, such as rent, groceries, and other expenses, during this difficult time.

In times of crisis, it is heartwarming to see a community come together to support those in need. By making a donation, you can showcase your empathy and kindness, inspiring others to do the same. This act of generosity can create a ripple effect, encouraging others to lend a helping hand to those facing unexpected challenges. By donating to this fundraiser, individuals can be a part of a collective effort to uplift the affected employees and showcase the strength of community spirit.

*UPDATE 2/2/2024*

No new information regarding repairs. We are still waiting to hear from insurance on a couple different things. Here is a link from Fox17 news with some pictures also. https://fox17.com/news/local/fire-at-popular-midstate-restaurant-leaves-more-than-12-without-work-wilson-county-tennessee-service-industry-lucky-rooster