Jersey Mike's donates all Wednesday sales to WVU Medicine Children's
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — If you're looking to give back to give back to the community and get your stomach full all in one go, your local Jersey Mike's is the place to go on Wednesday.
This year, March 26 is Jersey Mike's 15th annual Day of Giving where every dollar spent at Jersey Mike's is donated to a local charity of the franchise's choice.
All four local Jersey Mike's locations in north central West Virginia chose to give its proceeds to WVU Medicine Children's (WVUMC). 12 News spoke with Clarksburg's Jersey Mike's franchise owner, Kristine Frame, on why the franchise owners chose WVUMC.
'It's really nice because the money stays in West Virginia and helps the children of West Virginia. I mean it's a great cause, you know, everyone likes to help out when they can,' said Frame.
Jersey Mike's locations in north central West Virginia are in Clarksburg and Morgantown and are open until 9 p.m.
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If you aren't able to make it to a Jersey Mike's location on Wednesday, you can still donate to WVUMC throughout the month of March through online and in-person orders.
The day was held on the same day at West Virginia University's Day of Giving and the WVU Medicine Children's Mediathon.
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