Friday, November 4, 2011
Caring for Kids Kicks Off at Eat'n Park
For the last 32 years, Eat'n Park guests and team members have united to do some serious fundraising for five weeks every November and December. That's right - it's time for Caring for Kids!
We just kicked off our 33rd annual campaign, and we're hoping that this year's donation will put us over the $8 million mark in total contributions to local children's hospitals. To hit our goal, we're going to need your help!
$2 Raffle Tickets - 2012 Ford Focus
Our generous partner, The Neighborhood Ford Store, has kindly donated a 2012 Ford Focus to the campaign - so one lucky guest is going to be taking home a pretty nice Christmas present!
Raffle tickets are available for just $2 each at every Eat'n Park location. Just ask your server for one (or 10!) for your chance to win. 100% of the proceeds from the raffle go directly to the campaign.
For full details and raffle restrictions, click here.
Caring Hearts Merchandise
Earlier this year, we partnered with world-famous artist (and Pittsburgh native) Burton Morris, who created an exclusive design featuring our iconic Smiley Cookie.
To help us raise money for our Caring for Kids campaign, Burton has stepped in with a new design. Our Caring Hearts line of merchandise features his original art - and 10% of proceeds go to Caring for Kids. You'll find mugs, magnets, and pins at every Eat'n Park location. In addition, restaurants that normally carry apparel will be featuring Caring Hearts t-shirts and long-sleeve tees.
Stop in to pick yours up today - we have limited quantities!
Restaurant Activities
Every year, our team members pour their hearts into this campaign. Many of them donate their time (and sometimes, their tips) to organizing special events at our restaurants.
You may be familiar with our Tips for Tots nights, in which our team members and local celebrities donate the evening's tips to the campaign. Events like these are fun for everyone, and of course, they benefit a great cause.
We'll be updating the schedule of events every week, so check back often to see what's happening at your local Eat'n Park!
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We just kicked off our 33rd annual campaign, and we're hoping that this year's donation will put us over the $8 million mark in total contributions to local children's hospitals. To hit our goal, we're going to need your help!
$2 Raffle Tickets - 2012 Ford Focus
Our generous partner, The Neighborhood Ford Store, has kindly donated a 2012 Ford Focus to the campaign - so one lucky guest is going to be taking home a pretty nice Christmas present!
Raffle tickets are available for just $2 each at every Eat'n Park location. Just ask your server for one (or 10!) for your chance to win. 100% of the proceeds from the raffle go directly to the campaign.
For full details and raffle restrictions, click here.
Caring Hearts Merchandise
Earlier this year, we partnered with world-famous artist (and Pittsburgh native) Burton Morris, who created an exclusive design featuring our iconic Smiley Cookie.
To help us raise money for our Caring for Kids campaign, Burton has stepped in with a new design. Our Caring Hearts line of merchandise features his original art - and 10% of proceeds go to Caring for Kids. You'll find mugs, magnets, and pins at every Eat'n Park location. In addition, restaurants that normally carry apparel will be featuring Caring Hearts t-shirts and long-sleeve tees. Stop in to pick yours up today - we have limited quantities!
Restaurant Activities
Every year, our team members pour their hearts into this campaign. Many of them donate their time (and sometimes, their tips) to organizing special events at our restaurants.
You may be familiar with our Tips for Tots nights, in which our team members and local celebrities donate the evening's tips to the campaign. Events like these are fun for everyone, and of course, they benefit a great cause.
We'll be updating the schedule of events every week, so check back often to see what's happening at your local Eat'n Park!
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