Overview
- Graveyard Shift Coffee, a family-run mobile trailer, says Mayo Clinic Scottsdale deemed its name and skeleton-in-scrubs logo offensive and canceled bookings effective immediately.
- The trailer had served the hospital’s overnight staff twice weekly for about two years, part of a three-and-a-half-year run focused on night-shift workers.
- The owners estimate the loss of the Mayo stop accounts for roughly 40% of their business.
- They say they were told the action followed one complaint and that their offer to cover or change the logo was not considered.
- Mayo Clinic has not responded to media requests for comment, while the trailer continues visiting other Phoenix-area hospitals and has drawn notable support on social media.