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Eat to Feed program announced to benefit Waynesboro YMCA

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The Waynesboro Family YMCA today announced a new “Eat to Feed” program aimed at helping small businesses and the Waynesboro YMCA.

The program is aimed at raising money for the Y but also helping restaurants increase business during the COVID-19 challenges.

Dap’s Restaurant and Benny Stivale’s Pizza are the first two local restaurants to partner with the Waynesboro Y on this program.

Both restaurants will begin the “Eat to Feed” program this week.

Information on the new program has already been shared on the Y’s social media, website and was sent out the the Y’s email list.

“We see this as a win-win for the community,” said Tracy Henke, Director of Advancement for the Waynesboro Family YMCA. “We are already in talks with more restaurants about how we can work together during these trying times.”

Each restaurant has agreed to give the Waynesboro Y 25 percent of sales during designated days and times.

For more information on the “Eat to Feed” program, visit WaynesboroYMCA.com.

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