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Hungry Howie's Raises Funds for Breast Cancer Foundation

The White Lake and Highland stores will deliver pizza in pink boxes throughout the month of October.

HungryΒ Howie’s Pizza & Subs, Inc. will join the fight against breast cancer this October with their "Love, Hope & Pizza" campaign, benefitting the National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc.Β 

HungryΒ Howie’s has raised almost $500,000 for the foundation over the last three years and hopes to raise $250,000 this year.

β€œThe Love, Hope & Pizza campaign has become something we are known for in the restaurant and franchising industries and we are so proud of what we have accomplished over the last several years,” said Jeff Rinke, vice president of marketing.

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Throughout the month at all participating locations, all pizzas will be served in bright pink boxes emblazoned with breast cancer awareness ribbons instead of the classicΒ HungryHowie’s yellow boxes. Customers can add a $1 donation to their HungryΒ Howie’s order, which will go directly to the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

Donors will receive a pink Love, Hope & Pizza wristband bracelet as a token of appreciation.

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HungryΒ Howie’s will also in October make a donation to the foundation for every new Facebook fan, for every breast cancer story fans share on theΒ HungryΒ Howie’s Facebook page, and for every tweet using the hashtag #lovehopepizza.Β HungryΒ Howie’s Facebook fans can also make a donation to the National Breast Cancer Foundation through the Facebook page, and the brand will be giving out free pizzas on social media on three days throughout October.

There are two Hungry Howie's locations in White Lake and Highland:

For more information, visitΒ www.hungryhowies.com.

Source: Hungry Howie's press release

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