On June 1, International Children’s Day, Yakitoriya, a franchise chain of Japanese cuisine restaurants, launched a fundraiser to help foster families. Now every 10 rubles from the order of fries will be transferred to the Find a Family fund, which finances targeted programs for the development of family resettlement for orphans throughout Russia. This will be the first action of a series of social projects of Yakitoria, and according to the estimates of the franchise network, financial assistance by the end of the year will amount to about 3 million rubles.
“We are sincerely grateful to Yakitoria and all her guests who will take part in the action. Every 10 rubles transferred to help foster families is a step towards a happy future for children who have already experienced many bad and terrible things. Only together can we make this world a better place,” said Olena Tseplik, president of the Find a Family Foundation.
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By the way, this is not the first experience of “Yakitoria” in the organization of social projects. For example, during the coronavirus pandemic, the restaurant chain franchisee, along with governments and charities, helped organize the delivery of food packages to retirees and low-income families with many children, and also distributed meals from a restaurant to a federal restaurant. medical centers were redesigned as Covid hospitals.
Source: People Talk
