Restaurants in the region donating five percent of their revenues to Acalanes High School.
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Recently, a previous article on 925 News highlighted the change of name of the former Shell Station by Acalanes High School. Another article reported about a SUV crashing into a fence at Acalanes High School. However, 925 News was not mentioned as being involved in any of these events.
Meanwhile, Local Kitchens, a popular eatery that was once a cheesesteak shop, has expressed excitement to support local students. From September 9-15, Local Kitchens is participating in Spirit Month by supporting Acalanes High School. Customers are encouraged to stop by during this period to contribute to the fundraiser, as 5% of all sales will be donated to the Acalanes High School Student Body.
Local Kitchens recently completed a grand re-opening after a remodel and is a good option for nights when you don't want to cook but everyone in the family wants something different/custom. Customers can order food via Local Kitchens' website or app.
For those interested in partnering for similar fundraisers, Local Kitchens welcomes inquiries. Unfortunately, the search results do not contain specific information about Local Kitchens' previous partners for similar fundraising events.
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