Dinner Made Easy: How Red Apron Helps You Eat Well at Home!
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https://www.fifty-five-plus.com/blog/food-and-drink/dinner-made-easy/
Posted January 19, 2026
Read the full article by following the link below.
https://www.fifty-five-plus.com/blog/food-and-drink/dinner-made-easy/
Posted January 19, 2026
In an exclusive interview with She & Success Business Magazine, Jennifer reflects on a twenty-year journey that proves businesses rooted in care can also be resilient, profitable, and deeply impactful.
Read the full interview by following the link below.
https://sheandsuccess.ca/building-community-through-food-red-aprons-story/
Posted May 14, 2026
We are celebrating 20 years of helping to provide amazing ready-made meals made with fresh & local ingredients!
Read the full article from Rachel Morgan at CityNews by following this link:
Ottawa’s unique gem Red Apron celebrates 20 years in business
Posted Dec 13, 2025
Jennifer speaks to Julie Findlay (Mom in the Know) about our delicious offerings!
Originally aired on November 13th, 2025.
Marissa Galko from the Ottawa Business Journal spoke to Jennifer, founder and co-owner of the Red Apron, on the values of empowerment, community, and sustainability help to create a welcoming business. Follow the link below to read Marissa’s article in the OBJ (Insider Only).
At Red Apron, Jennifer Heagle has made a welcoming space for women in the food industry
Published on Nov 11th, 2025
Craig Hayes from Apt613 came by to talk about our bottle shop. Follow the link below to read Craig’s report on Apt613.
Where to find delicious drinks: The Red Apron: Three (good) things to know about their bottle shop
Mario catches up with Jennifer and Maria, two of the five women who co-own Ottawa’s Red Apron on Gladstone Avenue. They talk about the Red Apron’s daily lunch café which also boasts one of Centretown’s nicest patios. They also fill Mario up with their lobster-shrimp rolls and their famous mac and cheese. They pair the meal with beer and wines and then top it all off with homemade vanilla soft serve topped with Rideau Pines strawberry couli.
Aired on July 2, 2025
Watch as Josie speaks on our amazing neighbourhood – Centretown!
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Originally published on May 9, 2025
Robin shared our story with CentretownOttawa.ca Read the full post below, or follow this link to their blog.
Founded in 2006 by two busy moms, the Red Apron has been on a mission to reconnect families over healthy, delicious meals made from locally sourced and organic ingredients. Jennifer Heagle and her co-founders turned their passion for good food into a thriving business that has become an essential part of our Centretown community. Nearly 20 years later, Red Apron proudly operates as a 100% women-owned enterprise, supported by an amazing team of 36 dedicated individuals who deliver thousands of meals daily.
What sets Red Apron apart is their unwavering commitment to local growers and producers. By sourcing ingredients from nearby farms, they not only support the local economy but also ensure that every meal is fresh and nutritious. Their eco-friendly practices shine through their delivery fleet of five fully electric vehicles and the use of reusable ‘Friendlier’ containers—more than 200,000 of which have been returned for sanitization and reuse since their introduction!
Red Apron doesn’t just provide meals for busy families; they also extend their services to elders, individuals with mobility challenges, and those recovering from illness. Their dedication to giving back is evident in their Friendlier Return to Donate program, which has raised over $70,000 for food-insecure residents through partnerships with organizations like the Centretown Community Food Centre.
At Red Apron, the motivation to serve goes beyond just business; it’s a heartfelt commitment to the community. During the pandemic, they provided over 15,000 meals to those unable to shop or cook for themselves, showcasing their dedication to helping those in need.
As a cornerstone of the Centretown community, Red Apron not only creates incredible meals but also nurtures meaningful connections with farmers, customers, and team members. Their work is driven by passion and a sense of responsibility, making it a privilege to contribute to the health and happiness of our community.
So next time you’re in Centretown, stop by Red Apron and taste the difference that love, dedication, and a commitment to community can make!
Published on November 24, 2024
CTV’s Jackie Perez speaks with Robin Lavigne, co-owner of The Red Apron on Gladstone Avenue.
Aired on November 8, 2024