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Kline’s Dairy Bar fundraiser benefiting the Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation

Chris Graham

kline's dairy bar Plunk down twenty bucks for one of the new Kline’s Dairy Bar breast cancer awareness T-shirts, and the twenty bucks – all of it – will go to the Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation.

For Kline’s, this fundraiser is about much more than selling T-shirts. It’s about supporting a cause that has touched the Kline’s family in a deeply personal way.

“Kline’s has always been more than an ice cream shop. It’s a family,” Kim Arehart, the owner of the Waynesboro location of the Kline’s Dairy Bar. “When someone in our family is hurting, we want to do everything we can to help. We’ve watched several of our own staff fight breast cancer, and this fundraiser is our way of honoring their journeys while supporting others who are facing the same battle.”


Details

  • What:Kline’s Breast Cancer fundraiser T-shirts
  • Price:$20 per shirt
  • Where:Available at all Kline’s Dairy Bar locations and online at klinesdairybar.com
  • Benefit:100% of proceeds will be donated to Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation

 

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