MANASQUAN, N.J., April 9, 2015 – Jersey Mike’s Subs, known for its authentic fresh sliced/fresh grilled subs, joined with its generous customers this March during the 5th Annual “Month of Giving” to raise more than $3 million for 150 different charities nationwide. For the total amount raised in your local market as well as a complete listing of participating restaurants and charities in your area, go to the charities tab
“A heartfelt thank you to our extraordinary customers, franchise owners, team members and charity partners who made the 5th Annual Month of Giving our biggest fundraiser ever,” said Peter Cancro, Jersey Mike’s founder and CEO. “We exceeded our goal and are grateful to everyone who helped make a difference in people’s lives.”
During the month of March, customers were invited to come in to their local Jersey Mike’s restaurant and make a donation to a local designated charity partner. The campaign culminated in Jersey Mike’s “Day of Giving” on Wednesday, March 25, a daylong nationwide event when 100 percent of the day’s sales were donated to each local charity partner. The charity recipients included schools, hospitals, youth organizations, food banks and more.
Since it began in 2011, Jersey Mike’s annual Month of Giving fundraiser has raised more than $8.3 million for charities throughout the country.
Jersey Mike’s believes that making a sub sandwich and making a difference can be one and the same, a philosophy that has fueled the sub sandwich chain’s popularity. Following its successful recipe of deliberate, well-considered expansion, Jersey Mike’s has more than doubled in size in just three years.
Jersey Mike’s, a fast-casual sub sandwich franchise with more than 1,500 locations open and under development nationwide, believes that making a sub sandwich and making a difference can be one and the same. Jersey Mike’s offers a sub above, serving authentic fresh sliced subs on freshly baked bread – the same recipe it started with in 1956 – and is passionate about giving back to its local communities. For more information, please visit www.jerseymikes.com or follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
Charity | Markets | Locations | Amount Raised |
|---|---|---|---|
Alabama | |||
Huntsville | $3,312 | ||
Opelika | $1,313 | ||
Birmingham | $2,330 | ||
Arizona | |||
Greater Phoenix Area | $68,540 | ||
The University of Arizona Medical Center - Diamond Children's | Tucson | $6,591 | |
California | |||
Chico-Redding | $7,529 | ||
Greater Bay Area | $24,017 | ||
Greater Los Angeles | $396,229 | ||
San Diego | $136,430 | ||
Greater Los Angeles, Inland Empire | $111,738 | ||
Colorado | |||
Denver | $13,520 | ||
Colorado Springs | $12,753 | ||
Connecticut | |||
Fairfield County | $11,108 | ||
Hartford & New Haven | $6,585 | ||
District of Columbia | |||
Washington D.C. | $4,717 | ||
Florida | |||
Camp Hopetáke - A partnership of Tampa General Hospital and Tampa Fire Local 754 | Tampa/St. Petersburg | $46,531 | |
Lady Lake/Ocala | $8,404 | ||
Destin | $1,348 | ||
Daytona Beach/Port Orange | $9,255 | ||
Ft. Myers/Naples | $14,344 | ||
Orlando Area | $58,937 | ||
Tallahassee | $11,929 | ||
Miami-Ft. Lauderdale | $15,146 | ||
W. Palm Beach/Ft. Pierce | $73,827 | ||
Gainesville | $3,467 | ||
Jacksonville | $25,011 | ||
Sarasota/Bradenton | $14,519 | ||
Melbourne/Indialantic | $18,170 | ||
Pensacola Greater Area | $5,033 | ||
Georgia | |||
Atlanta, Opelika | $99,921 | ||
Macon | $1,696 | ||
Augusta | $10,746 | ||
Iowa | |||
Des Moines-Ames | $4,876 | ||
Illinois | |||
Champaign & Springfield - Decatur | $3,659 | ||
Chicago Blackhawks Charities and Ann and Robert Lurie's Hospital | Chicagoland | $105,236 | |
Peoria-Bloomington | $3,808 | ||
St. Louis | $7,430 | ||
Rockford | $10,250 | ||
Indiana | |||
Indianapolis, South Bend-Elkart | $10,646 | ||
Fort Wayne | $6,515 | ||
Kansas | |||
Topeka Greater Area | $10,163 | ||
Topeka Greater Area | $4,467 | ||
Kentucky | |||
Bowling Green | $1,882 | ||
Louisville | $7,952 | ||
Maryland | |||
Salisbury | $8,630 | ||
Washington D.C. | $35,132 | ||
Baltimore | $2,612 | ||
Baltimore | $4,969 | ||
Washington D.C. | $6,630 | ||
Michigan | |||
Detroit | $51,993 | ||
Minnesota | |||
Mankato | $3,373 | ||
Minneapolis-St. Paul | $32,235 | ||
Missouri | |||
Kansas City | $3,669 | ||
St. Louis | $2,522 | ||
North Carolina | |||
Greensboro/High Point/Winston Salem | $34,807 | ||
Fayetteville | $4,665 | ||
Asheville | $10,506 | ||
Wilmington | $15,683 | ||
Greenville/Spartanburg | $38,137 | ||
Fayetteville | $13,473 | ||
Raleigh/Durham | $91,103 | ||
Southside Hampton Roads | $6,019 | ||
Scotland Cancer Treatment Center through Scotland Memorial Foundation | Myrtle Beach Greater Area | $26,803 | |
Southside Hampton Roads | $4,121 | ||
Watauga High School and Hardin Park Elementary | Charlotte | $2,849 | |
Nebraska | |||
Lincoln & Hasting Kearny | $6,794 | ||
Offutt Chief's Group | Omaha | $2,613 | |
New Hampshire | |||
Keene | $2,871 | ||
New Jersey | |||
South Jersey | $10,260 | ||
North Jersey | $21,439 | ||
South Jersey | $2,459 | ||
North Jersey | $6,997 | ||
Jordan Road School | South Jersey | $2,343 | |
Local Schools | Ocean/Monmouth | $103,373 | |
South Jersey | $4,418 | ||
North Jersey | $2,663 | ||
North Jersey | $2,017 | ||
Nevada | |||
Las Vegas | $12,444 | ||
New York | |||
New York | $14,394 | ||
Ohio | |||
Cincinnati | $58,792 | ||
Cleveland | $11,150 | ||
Cleveland | $9,431 | ||
Columbus | $29,931 | ||
Dayton | $9,729 | ||
Oklahoma | |||
Tulsa | $3,573 | ||
Oklahoma City | $43,330 | ||
Wichita Falls & Lawton | $3,776 | ||
Wichita Falls & Lawton | $3,017 | ||
Oregon | |||
Bend | $2,442 | ||
Portland | $19,892 | ||
Pennsylvania | |||
Scranton/Wilkes Barre | $3,134 | ||
Altoona/State College | $11,025 | ||
Pittsburgh | $3,524 | ||
Pittsburgh | $5,873 | ||
Rhode Island | |||
Providence/New Bedford | $7,524 | ||
South Carolina | |||
Charlotte | $101,102 | ||
Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, Palmetto Health Foundation | Columbia | $14,098 | |
Greenville/New Bern/Washington | $12,250 | ||
Myrtle Beach Greater Area | $13,378 | ||
Charleston | $70,000 | ||
Savannah | $16,315 | ||
Tennessee | |||
Nashville | $67,122 | ||
Tri Cities/TN VA | $17,096 | ||
Knoxville | $5,159 | ||
Chattanooga | $7,625 | ||
Texas | |||
Tyler/Longview | $8,711 | ||
Houston | $20,199 | ||
Amarillo | $5,774 | ||
Lubbock | $4,840 | ||
Tyler/Longview | $2,565 | ||
Austin | $20,804 | ||
Waco | $5,535 | ||
Odessa/Midland | $9,869 | ||
San Antonio | $11,304 | ||
Wichita Falls & Lawton | $2,720 | ||
Dallas/Ft. Worth | $101,364 | ||
Virginia | |||
Washington D.C. | $44,938 | ||
Richmond/Petersburg | $36,616 | ||
Southside Hampton Roads | $27,089 | ||
Lynchburg | $17,863 | ||
Washington | |||
Seattle/Tacoma | $59,656 | ||
Wisconsin | |||
Milwaukee | $11,286 | ||
National | |||
No Kid Hungry | National | $100,000 | |
GRAND TOTAL RAISED | $3,038,320 |
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