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Diners can show their support for public schools by patronizing 25 restaurants and shops during the annual Food for Thought campaign, the Henderson County Education Foundation announced.
The community-driven initiative encourages patrons to dine out for education at any of the participating Henderson County restaurants, make a generous donation to HCEF and enter a drawing for a chance to win a $50 restaurant gift card at the chosen establishment. To sweeten the deal, those who visit three or more restaurants during the campaign will be eligible for additional exciting prizes.
"The Food for Thought Campaign exemplifies the power of community support in addressing the crucial needs of our students," said Peggy Marshall, executive director of the foundation. "By dining at local establishments and contributing to HCEF, you are directly impacting the lives of students in Henderson County Public Schools, providing vital support for their day-to-day emergent needs, such as school supplies, meals outside of school, medications, clothing, graduation materials, field trip expenses, eyeglasses, and more."
All proceeds from the Food for Thought Campaign support the annual Spring Fund, ensuring that students in Henderson County receive the necessary assistance to thrive academically and personally. The Henderson County Education Foundation extends its gratitude to the community for its continued support in making a positive impact on the education and well-being of local students. For more information about the Food for Thought Campaign or to learn how you can get involved, visit hcefnc.org or call 828-697-5551.
Participating restaurant partners are: