Friday, November 8, 2013
Celebrating 35 Years of our Caring for Kids Campaign
Since 1979, 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! Through this campaign, we’ve raised more than $8.5 million for our local children’s hospitals, but we’re not stopping now!
Our 35th Annual Caring for Kids campaign kicks off today and we’ve got lots of fun opportunities for you to help support us this year!
$2 Raffle Tickets – 2014 Ford Fusion
Our generous partner, the Neighborhood Ford Store, has kindly donated a 2014 Ford Fusion 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.
Holiday Merchandise
10% of proceeds from all Holiday merchandise will go to our Caring for Kids campaign. You'll find mugs and magnets at every Eat'n Park location. In addition, restaurants that normally carry apparel will be featuring Christmas Star long sleeve t-shirts and Christmas Star ornaments!
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 voluntarily 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!
Thanks in advance for supporting our campaign!
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Our 35th Annual Caring for Kids campaign kicks off today and we’ve got lots of fun opportunities for you to help support us this year!
Our generous partner, the Neighborhood Ford Store, has kindly donated a 2014 Ford Fusion 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.
Holiday Merchandise
10% of proceeds from all Holiday merchandise will go to our Caring for Kids campaign. You'll find mugs and magnets at every Eat'n Park location. In addition, restaurants that normally carry apparel will be featuring Christmas Star long sleeve t-shirts and Christmas Star ornaments!
Stop in to pick yours up today - we have limited quantities!
Pittsburgh Dad Smiley Cookies
This year we’ve also teamed up with a very special Pittsburgh icon – Pittsburgh Dad to offer limited edition Pittsburgh Dad Smiley Cookies at SmileyCookie.com. These exclusive, one of a kind cookies are the perfect gift for the “Pittsburgh Dad” in your life! Plus, 100% of the profits will benefit our Caring for Kids campaign! Be sure to order your cookies by December 19th to ensure delivery by Christmas.
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 voluntarily 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!
Thanks in advance for supporting our campaign!
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2 comments:
Will you be posting about the upcoming Caring for Kids benefit party being held Dec 14, 2013 in Johnstown? Would really help to get the word out for this wonderful cause.
I am not the contact person, I am designing the flyers and came across this site while doing some research. Thanks so much for your time. Have a great day!
Hi, Emma! We will be posting about it this week as part of our Caring for Kids weekly activities!
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