Royal Farms Has Raised Over $1 Million to Benefit Charities Through Annual Golf Tournament
BALTIMORE, Oct. 30, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Since 2011, Royal Farms has held an annual Charity Golf Tournament that has raised over a million dollars to benefit charities in need. This year, the golf tournament took place mid-October at Greenspring Valley Hunt Club in Baltimore, Maryland. Living Classrooms Foundation and St Francis Neighborhood Center were the two beneficiaries of the charitable amount this year.
James Bond, CEO of Living Classroom states "We are grateful to Royal Farms and their partners for their incredible support during this wonderful annual golfing event. This contribution will allow us to continue our mission to disrupt the cycle of poverty in targeted areas of Baltimore through our hands-on education, job training, health and wellness, and violence prevention programs; ultimately making our families and communities safer, stronger, healthier, and more resilient."
Also, in addition to the annual golf tournament, Royal Farms recently presented a check to Johns Hopkins Children's Center for $100,000 from proceeds from the company's Chickenpalooza promotion that ran during July and August. Royal Farms also donates to the surrounding community at the opening of all new stores and fulfills numerous requests via their website for charities seeking cases of bottled water or food donations.
About Royal Farms:
Royal Farms is a fast casual, convenience, and gas station chain that now operates approximately 200 stores in Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. They are best known for their world-famous chicken that made the Food and Wine Magazines "10 Gas Stations Across the Country That Are Worth the Detour".
For more information visit: www.royalfarms.com
Contact: Shelby Kemp, Marketing Rep Phone: 410-215-8022 Email: [email protected]
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