1 day Ago By Pacific Daily News
Jack in the Box Guam on Thursday announced a significant partnership with No Kid Hungry, a national campaign dedicated to raising awareness and funds to end childhood hunger. From now through Sept. 30, guests can donate as little as $1 in exchange for a free coupon for a small order of Jack in the Box’s signature Curly Fries with any future menu purchase.
This promotion not only offers customers a delicious incentive but also provides a meaningful way for the community to contribute to a vital cause. “Supporting our communities has always been a core principle for us,” said Glenn Dela Cruz, director of marketing for Jack in the Box Hawaii and Guam. “Providing something as simple as fresh fruit and vegetables really does make a difference, and we are excited to offer our customers in Guam an opportunity to join us in this important initiative.
” During the past four years, No Kid Hungry has awarded grants to various impactful organizations in Hawaii, including Hawai’i Appleseed, to reduce child food insecurity, and Malama Kaua’i, to operate a home delivery program across the island to connect kids with meals during the summer. The goal now is to reach out to organizations on Guam to apply for grants. “Serving and feeding is at the core of what we do, and this in-store fundraiser enables us to take what we do in the restaurants out into the community to help feed our ‘ohana,” said Nick Domingo, director of operations for Jack in the Box Hawaii and Guam.
“We believe that together, we can make a significant difference in the lives of many families across Hawai’i.” Since 2020, the efforts of No Kid Hungry have been transformative. In addition to grant funding, there have been free webinars, guides, outreach toolkits, and research to help nutrition programs reach more children with healthy meals.
The collaboration between Jack in the Box Guam and No Kid Hungry marks a significant step forward in beginning this impactful work..
