Mission Statement:
Proudly serving the community... daily.
Daily Servings
Mission Statement: Serving the community…daily.
We do this by:
• Providing hearty & delicious meals at reasonable prices to our hard-working customers
• Donating leftover meals to local food banks
• Serving meals at local charity events
• Active involvement at community/civic events
Why the name “Daily Servings”?:
Our company was founded on the belief of giving back to the communities in which we serve. We strive to serve in the best ways we can, by providing hearty & delicious meals at reasonable prices and using our company resources to do good in the community.
Business Partnerships:
We work with businesses in the communities we serve to:
• increase employee morale by providing more diverse meal options in their area
• maximize their employees lunch break by providing meals on site
We specialize in providing meals to warehouses, job sites, and office locations. If you would like Daily Servings at your work, please email us at [email protected] or call us at 719-359-2576.
Upstream Ordering:
To serve our meals quicker, we take orders on line. This enables us to already have the meals ready to go when we are at your location. Please go to www.dailyservings.com to place an order.
Who we are:
We are a veteran owned small business that takes pride in serving people. We proudly call the mid-south home.
• Vince is an Air Force veteran and a former firefighter who served in Afghanistan. He received his MBA from the University of Memphis. He inherited his passion for cooking native Hawaiian and Japanese dishes from his grandmother, Ruriko.
• Holly is an Air Force veteran and a former finance officer. She received her B.S. in Business Management from the U.S. Air Force Academy. She is currently working on her MBA at the University of Memphis. A native of the mid-south, Holly graduated from Horn Lake High School in 2001.
Vince and Holly are married, and have two boys (Kobe:8 & Kanon:5). They attend Desoto Central schools.
• Ruriko is the matriarch of the family who has lived both in Hawaii and Japan. She has worked as a chef her whole adult life. Her love for cooking native Hawaiian and Japanese dishes is only surpassed by her love for her family. She embodies the “Ohana” spirit.
Ohana
• Ohana is the Hawaiian word for family; It extends beyond the core family to include the local community
• The belief is you have a responsibility and obligation to serve and provide nourishment to your Ohana so they can be made stronger and grow
