Top Charitable Giving News

Firehouse Subs’s 340-plus units have converted to Coca-Cola fountain drinks. Bottled beverages will be in restaurants by late November.

The chain is offering to donate $20,000 to world hunger relief efforts if anyone mentions the pressing issue during Tuesday’s nationally televised presidential debate.

Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt served tacos at a Los Angeles store to raise awareness and money for global hunger.

The fundraiser to benefit Burger King’s Scholar program is the largest in-restaurant foundation promotion to date.

Participating locations will roll back the price of one 6 inch classic sandwich every Wednesday to the original 1970s price of $1.99.

As part of its grand opening celebration, the company will host a pre-opening fundraiser on to benefit the Signal Hill Elementary PTA.

Ten percent of the proceeds of Amy’s Blend whole bean coffee sales and associated merchandise will benefit Susan G. Komen For the Cure.

The company hopes to improve the financial literacy and management skills of rural-based businesses in Latin America and Africa.

The Clinton Global Initiative announced today that the company will donate to the World Food Programme to provide 200 million meals for children abroad.

Guests will receive a free menu item the week of September 22 in return for a donation to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

The partnership calls for Wingstop to donate a minimum of $50,000 a year to Feeding America.

The company donated 34,000 pounds of various flatbreads and specialty meats to ChefRelief.org to assist the victims.

The honor recognizes Coke’s integration of Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability (CRS) into its business strategy.

As part of the program, Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen will contribute 1 percent of its sales in participating restaurants to fight childhood hunger.

Along with the NFL, the group is launching a nutrition program this fall that will target 40,000 schools nationwide.

The five brands will give away a signature menu item from 5 to 8 p.m. and guests will be encouraged to make a donation to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

Consumers can earn money for neighborhood schools by purchasing meals with their Subway card.

During the week of September 21-28, restaurants representing the entire industry will donate a portion of their sales and contribute to the fight against childhood hunger in America.

The restaurant is located at 510 West Touhy Avenue in Park Ridge, Illinois.

All 116 locations will take part in Share Our Strength’s fundraiser to combat childhood hunger in September.

New England franchisees have donated over $7 Million for the Jimmy Fund.

The Osegura and Olague families, with the funding support of The Dream Factory Inc., commit to opening multiple Unique Pizza and Subs locations.

Love Kitchen will provide hot pizza meals for more than 3,000 people from August 10-15.

$50,000 will be awarded to both sweepstakes winners and scholarship fund.

Proceeds from Blizzard sales on Thursday, August 7, support hospitalized children.

Eighteen area Baskin-Robbins stores host FUNraiser event to support the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

The company has provided 25,000 pounds of protein to help feed the U.S. Olympic Team at the high performance training center in Beijing.

Miss America 2008 Kirsten Haglund will serve as honorary spokesperson for Annual Dairy Queen Miracle Treat Day, August 7.