Action for Children’s Moving On project helps people into the restaurant industry.
Do you want to help out a charity by eating out? Check our Dine Out promotion with Action for Children.
It is very simple. If you book selected offers at Glasgow restaurants, between now and 28th October, 5pm will donate 100% of our profits from your booking to Action for Children’s Moving On project.
The more often you eat out, the more money goes to Action for Children.
We’ll donate 100% of the profits for every single booking made for the participating offers in the campaign.
This will help transform lives of young people across Scotland.
Just look out for Dine Out for Action for Children offers on 5pm Dining. You book, we'll donate.
Participating restaurants include Di Maggio's (city centre), Cafe Source, 29 - The Grill at the Square and Atlantic Brasserie. You can browse all the offers here.
Turning lives around
Action for Children’s Moving On project turns around the lives of young men who have been in Polmont Young Offenders institution.
The project aims to reduce the risk of reoffending. Over 80% of the young men taking part in the project don’t return to prison.
Part of the project includes YesChef, a programme that trains six young men with cooking skills.
It also gives the would-be-chefs work experience in top catering facilities including the Tennent’s Training Academy and restaurants like The Finnieston.
Six course meal
Featherblade of beef with pommes Anna, cauliflower purée, heritage carrots and caramelised shallot are on the menu.
The training culminates in an event for 500 people at Glasgow’s Hilton where the six trainee chefs will demonstrate their new skills by cooking a six course meal for the guests.
Guests at the event will include restaurateurs, celebrated chefs and hospitality experts all passionate about developing skills and helping young people into the industry. You can buy tickets for the dinner from here.
Young men who’ve previously taken part in the project have gone on to work in restaurants throughout Glasgow.
The project makes a massive long-term difference to the lives of the men taking part.
By enjoying a meal in some of Glasgow's most popular restaurants, you will be giving others a helping hand.
What's not to like?