Do Good and Dine Out: Chronic Tacos Continues to Support No Kid Hungry
15 Percent of Sales on September 22nd will be Donated to Combat Childhood Hunger
Aliso Viejo, Calif. - A month-long fundraising campaign organized by Chronic Tacos, a California inspired Mexican grill that celebrates the authenticity and individuality of its customers, is aiming to provide meals to 250,000 kids by raising $25,000 throughout the month of September. The campaign continues on September 22nd, when 15 percent of the sales made at the U.S. Chronic Tacos locations that day will be donated to No Kid Hungry.
Chronic Tacos kicked off the September No Kid Hungry campaign with the fourth annual "Gringo Bandito Chronic Tacos Challenge" on Labor Day. The event was hosted by MTV celebrity Wee Man at Wee Man's franchise location. In addition, Offspring front man Dexter Holland, creator of the Gringo Bandito hot sauces that are found in every location, attended and helped support the event. The fundraiser, which raised over $1,000 for the charity, brought out celebrities to compete as well as professional eaters. Last minute addition, professional eater Patrick Bertolli, gave Kobayashi, a famed professional eater from Japan, a run for his money during this year's competition. The controversial ending found Bertolii throwing back 122 tacos finishing a close second to Kobayashi who downed 130 tacos in 10 minutes.
"Through this partnership, we have been able to use our platform to raise awareness for a charity that is helping kids succeed simply by providing hungry kids with warm meals." said CEO Michael Mohammed. "We hope the community will show that this charity means as much to them as it does to us by stopping by a U.S.location on September 22nd and through the end of the month."
After September 22nd, there will still be time to donate by visiting any Chronic Tacos location in the U.S. Through the end of the month, for any donation $1.00 or more made in store, a guest will receive a free taco on their next visit.
For more information about Chronic Tacos and franchising, visit http://www.eatchronictacos.com or http://www.eatchronictacos.com/index.php/franchise_opportunities.
About Share Our Strength
Share Our Strength began in the basement of a row house on Capitol Hill in 1984, in response to the famine in Ethiopia. Brother and sister Bill and Debbie Shore started the organization with the belief that everyone has a strength to share in the global fight against hunger and poverty, and that in these shared strengths lie sustainable solutions. Today we focus these strengths on making No Kid Hungry a reality in America.
Aliso Viejo, Calif. - A month-long fundraising campaign organized by Chronic Tacos, a California inspired Mexican grill that celebrates the authenticity and individuality of its customers, is aiming to provide meals to 250,000 kids by raising $25,000 throughout the month of September. The campaign continues on September 22nd, when 15 percent of the sales made at the U.S. Chronic Tacos locations that day will be donated to No Kid Hungry.
Chronic Tacos kicked off the September No Kid Hungry campaign with the fourth annual "Gringo Bandito Chronic Tacos Challenge" on Labor Day. The event was hosted by MTV celebrity Wee Man at Wee Man's franchise location. In addition, Offspring front man Dexter Holland, creator of the Gringo Bandito hot sauces that are found in every location, attended and helped support the event. The fundraiser, which raised over $1,000 for the charity, brought out celebrities to compete as well as professional eaters. Last minute addition, professional eater Patrick Bertolli, gave Kobayashi, a famed professional eater from Japan, a run for his money during this year's competition. The controversial ending found Bertolii throwing back 122 tacos finishing a close second to Kobayashi who downed 130 tacos in 10 minutes.
"Through this partnership, we have been able to use our platform to raise awareness for a charity that is helping kids succeed simply by providing hungry kids with warm meals." said CEO Michael Mohammed. "We hope the community will show that this charity means as much to them as it does to us by stopping by a U.S.location on September 22nd and through the end of the month."
After September 22nd, there will still be time to donate by visiting any Chronic Tacos location in the U.S. Through the end of the month, for any donation $1.00 or more made in store, a guest will receive a free taco on their next visit.
For more information about Chronic Tacos and franchising, visit http://www.eatchronictacos.com or http://www.eatchronictacos.com/index.php/franchise_opportunities.
About Share Our Strength
Share Our Strength began in the basement of a row house on Capitol Hill in 1984, in response to the famine in Ethiopia. Brother and sister Bill and Debbie Shore started the organization with the belief that everyone has a strength to share in the global fight against hunger and poverty, and that in these shared strengths lie sustainable solutions. Today we focus these strengths on making No Kid Hungry a reality in America.
