Share photo of your Sunday table, help Restaurant Workers Relief Fund

A local nonprofit is encouraging people to share photos of their Mother's Day meals online.

Posted 8:06 p.m. May 6, 2020 — Updated 9:11 p.m. May 6, 2020

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RALEIGH, N.C. — A local nonprofit is encouraging people to share photos their Mother's Day meals online.

The Sunday Supper announced Wednesday that it will donate $1 to the North Carolina Restaurant Workers Relief Fund for every image shared via social media using the hashtags #TogetherAtOneTable and #ReclaimSunday, and tagging The Sunday Supper on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. The Sunday Supper previously donated $10,000 to the fund.

The project is a partnership with Raleigh Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin, who has challenged residents to "Reclaim Sunday" and gather at the super table on Sunday.

“While our city cannot yet come together in a large gathering, we can take a cue from our friends at The Sunday Supper and ‘Reclaim Sunday’ as a day we gather around a supper table, break bread and give thanks,” Baldwin said. “Our hope is that families across our city – while sheltering in place and social distancing – will join us and set 1,000 supper tables this Sunday to show gratitude.”

Baldwin is encouraging people to purchase meals from local restaurants and purveyors or cook themselves.

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The Sunday Supper has teamed up with the City of Raleigh in the past by setting a table for 1,000 people on Fayetteville Street in 2016 to help raise money following Hurricane Matthew recovery.