Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego serves free Christmas Dinner
Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego serves free Christmas Dinner
Helping neighbors in need this holiday season
SAN DIEGO, CALIF. – December 13, 2016 – Manchester Grand Hyatt, in partnership with The Salvation Army, will be serving Christmas breakfast in Tuesday, Dec. 13, and Wednesday, Dec. 14, at The Salvation Army in downtown San Diego, 825 7th Avenue.
In its 21st year, Grand Hyatt San Diego returns to serve those who need it most in downtown. A spread of locally sourced cage-free eggs, natural bacon, potatoes, fresh fruit and home-made biscuits will be served to guests while Christmas decorations and music fill the room with holiday joy.
Guests will be seen with grins on their faces as they enjoy the gourmet meal they so rarely receive. While the primary guests for the event are San Diego’s neighbors in need, all are invited to enjoy this delectable breakfast.
Times and dates of Christmas Breakfasts:
Tuesday, December 13 7:00 am - 10:30 am
Wednesday, December 14 7:00 am - 10:30 am
Grand Hyatt San expect to serve over 600 people each day, throughout the morning.
"It’s especially meaningful to be able to give back to our local community by providing a warm meal and holiday cheer during this festive season,” says Matt Adams, Area Vice President and General Manager of Grand Hyatt San Diego.
Each year, more people grow hungry in San Diego and the homeless count increases. Every week day, The Salvation Army serves breakfast to dozens of seniors and dinner to over 100 people who need a warm meal. For both days, chefs at Grand Hyatt San Diego provide a gourmet meal for those who come.
“Those who come to us for meals seldom have the opportunity to eat such a nice meal,” says Captain Monica Covert, pastor and administrator of the downtown Salvation Army. “It’s so special to have the Grand Hyatt San Diego volunteer their time and resources to give back to the community through this breakfast.”
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About Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego
Located on the Gaslamp Quarter’s waterfront, Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego overlooks San Diego Bay with a vast majority of rooms offering spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean. This urban resort defines San Diego’s skyline and is comprised of two stylish towers, the 33-story Seaport Tower and the 40-story Harbor Tower, the latter of which is 497-feet tall, making it the tallest hotel on the west coast waterfront. Connecting the two towers is a four-story building that boasts a rooftop pool with a 25,000 square-foot deck. This stylish Hyatt includes 76 recently renovated one-and-two-bedroom suites, a Marilyn Monroe Spa, and an adults-only rooftop pool on the hotel’s 3rd floor, tennis courts, bay-view pool and deck, a fitness center and several award-winning restaurants and lounges –most overlooking the bay. Grand Hyatt also offers complementary Wi-Fi to all hotel guests. It is adjacent to Seaport Village, near Horton Plaza and convenient to San Diego International Airport, San Diego Zoo and Sea World. In 2012, the hotel began a multimillion-dollar renovation, and completed the transformation of the 1,628 guest rooms, the Executive Lounge in spring 2013 and the iconic Top of the Hyatt in fall 2015. The hotel recently completed 316,000 square feet of event venues renovations and will continue to proceed with additional updates including the redesign all food and beverage outlets and their grand lobby. The entire project is scheduled to be complete by 2018. For additional information, please visit the company’s website at manchestergrand.hyatt.com.
About The Salvation Army
The Salvation Army, an evangelical part of the universal Christian church, has been supporting those in need in His name without discrimination since 1865. Nearly 33 million Americans receive assistance from The Salvation Army each year through the broadest array of social services that range from providing food for the hungry, relief for disaster victims, assistance for the disabled, outreach to the elderly and ill, clothing and shelter to the homeless and opportunities for underprivileged children. About 83 cents of every dollar raised is used to support those services in nearly 9,000 communities nationwide.