Food donations keep coming for health care workers
15 Apr 2020
Community Interest
Tuesday evening, Carlos Amaral, who owns the Domino’s pizza franchise in New London, pulled his blue Subaru up to the emergency room entrance at Lawrence + Memorial Hospital.
Wearing masks, he and his brother Nuno got out and placed a stack of free pizzas on a wheelchair, which a group of nurses then brought inside.
Every few days over the past three weeks, Amaral, Nuno and their other brother Paul, who own Domino’s franchises in Westerly, Groton and Mystic, have been doing the same thing at Westerly Hospital and Pequot Health Center in Groton.
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