Original Joe’s has launched two fundraisers to help local food banks. The restaurant’s Community Pint Program will donate 50 cents for every pint of Red Ale bought between now and the end of May. This year they’ve also announced their Mealshare program, where a dollar is donated with the order of a featured meal. The restaurant hasn’t set a fundraising goal, because they’re happy with whatever amount they can donate to the food bank. In the three years of the program, the chain has raised over $275,000 for local food banks.
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Original Joe’s Helping Out Local Food Banks
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