Times-Tribune Staff Report
Dino’s Italian Restaurant & Lounge in Corbin is inviting local charities to sign up for Dino’s Choose Your Cause Sundays fundraising campaign.
During Choose Your Cause Sunday, Dino’s will assign each organization a particular Sunday and give ten percent of the day’s sales to that organization.
There is no catch - simply encourage friends, family, neighbors and co-workers to come dine at Dino’s on that particular Sunday to help out your organization’s cause.
To get started, contact Danathe Chesnut at (606) 523-0600 Tuesday through Friday between the lunch and dinner rush.
Guidelines for Choose Your Cause Sundays are as follows:
• All proceeds must be utilized for a charitable cause.
• You must provide a copy of your tax ID number.
• Each organization is only allowed to participate once every six months.
• All proceeds will be forwarded to the predetermined cause.
Dino’s Italian Restaurant & Lounge is located at 1895 Cumberland Falls Hwy. in Corbin.
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