Tonight for Tomorrow: Dine out May 18 to support Mealshare

In case you need incentive to skip cooking and head out for dinner on the night of Wednesday, May 18, you may want to hit up one of the dozen local restaurants participating in Tonight for Tomorrow, a special fundraiser event for Mealshare.

For every dollar spent on dinner at participating restaurants on May 18, one dollar will be donated to help grow Mealshare.

To show their support for Tonight for Tomorrow, seven major Vancouver buildings will be lit up in orange–Mealshare’s colour–for the evening, including BC Place, City Hall, and Telus World of Science.

This out of this world Pork Ragu is one of the many amazing dishes on our partner @doyousaiwoo’s new spring menu! #SaiWoo is one of 12 amazing restaurants that will be participating in our May 18th fundraiser #TonightForTomorrow! For every $1 spent on food that evening $1 dollar will be provided to help grow our organization! So please come #EatForACause at Sai Woo or our other partners on May 18th and have a big impact. Head to our pop-up website in our bio for more info and to be entered to win a gift card prize pack just by telling us you’ll be coming!

A photo posted by Mealshare (@mealshare) on May 8, 2016 at 9:41am PDT

Ready to commit to dining out that night? Mealshare wants you to pledge you’ll take part in Tonight for Tomorrow on what they’re calling “The Most Delicious Petition Ever” on their website.

Where can you head to for dinner on May 18? Here are the participating Vancouver-area restaurants: Tuc Craft Kitchen, Bauhaus, Sai Woo, Gurkha Himalayan Kitchen, Bestie, The Oakwood Canadian Bistro, Yak & Yeti Bistro, The Greek by Anatoli, The Portside Pub, Jam Jar, Fortune House Seafood Restaurant, and Anatoli Souvlaki.