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By Sarah Tate
May 7, 2021
New Orleans officials and a local non-profit are teaming up next week to provide a vaccination incentive that is unique to the region,
Fox 8 reports. On Thursday (May 13), the City of New Orleans and Propeller are offering one pound of freshly-boiled crawfish to everyone who gets one shot of a COVID-19 vaccine.
According to the news outlet, New Orleans officials hope the event will encourage more residents to get vaccinated against the deadly virus, bringing the city one step closer to fully reopening.
Councilman
Jay H. Banks partnered with Propeller, a nonprofit organization that supports entrepreneurs addressing social and environmental disparities, to host the event. Health officials will be onsite to administer two vaccines, the Moderna, which requires two doses, and the single-shot Johnson & Johnson. Those who get their shot will also receive free crawfish boiled by The Original Cajun Seafood.
â1 shot, 1 poundâ: NOLA officials partner with non-profit to give free crawfish to those that get vaccinated St. Bernard Parish will host its first festival since the start of the pandemic. By Jesse Brooks | May 6, 2021 at 4:28 PM CDT - Updated May 7 at 10:51 AM
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The City of New Orleans and a local non-profit are teaming up to give away free crawfish fresh and hot out of the pot and all it requires is for you to take one shot.
In an effort to get more city residents to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, Councilman Jay H. Banks has partnered with Propeller, a non-profit growing and supporting entrepreneurs to tackle social and environmental disparities, to host LCMC as they distribute the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines during an event featuring food, music, and gift card giveaways.
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â1 shot, 1 poundâ: NOLA officials partner with non-profit to give free crawfish to those that get vaccinated
St. Bernard Parish will host its first festival since the start of the pandemic.
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The City of New Orleans and a local non-profit are teaming up to give away free crawfish fresh and hot out of the pot and all it requires is for you to take one shot.
In an effort to get more city residents to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, Councilman Jay H. Banks has partnered with Propeller, a non-profit growing and supporting entrepreneurs to tackle social and environmental disparities, to host LCMC as they distribute the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines during an event featuring food, music, and gift card giveaways.