Domino's Ararat franchisee Nick Makawana said he and his team were grateful for the commitment and selflessness of the medical staff who received their donation.

"The dedicated nurses and medical staff at the EGHS Community COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic have been working hard to help keep our community safe," he said.

"In an effort to show our appreciation and support, Domino's Ararat donated more than 10 pizzas, including loaves of garlic bread and drinks, to the hard-working team for lunch.

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"I know it's only a small gesture, but it's our way of letting our local community know we're thinking of them during these challenging times."

The donations were part of Domino's Feed the Knead program, which aims to provide localised support in the form of free pizza.

Mr Makawana said he is eager to continue supporting the Ararat community.

"As a small business owner, I am passionate about giving back to the local community in which we operate, and I feel incredibly lucky to be able to do so at this time," he said.

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"There is no doubt the pandemic has had a devastating impact on many people lives, and we want the local community to know we are in this together.

"Next week, we look forward to making another Feed the Knead donation of hot pizzas to the nurses and medical staff at the EGHS.

"We encourage all local Ararat residents, frontline workers, businesses, charities, organisations, clubs and groups in need of a safe, hot meal to reach out."

To nominate a person or group in the Ararat community that is doing it challenging to receive a donation from Domino's Ararat, head to www.dominos.com.au/feed-the-knead.

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