Jersey Mike’s Raises Over $290,000 for Isabella Santos Foundation
Record-breaking come-back year for 11th annual “Month of Giving” in Greater Charlotte area benefiting childhood cancer.
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Jersey Mike’s Month of Giving
1oth Annual Jersey Mike’s Day of Giving
We are so excited to partner with the greater Charlotte area Jersey Mike’s locations all month long for their Month of Giving. Save the date, Wednesday March 25th, and join us for their Day of Giving. Grab a sub (or 10) because 100% of sales will be going to our foundation. Last year, $167,319.87 was raised during Jersey Mike’s Month of Giving for the Isabella Santos Foundation and pediatric cancer research! Since 2018 more than $300,000 has been raised!
CHANGE FOR PEDIATRIC CANCER IS JUST A FEW BITES AWAY…
It’s simple. Follow These 3 Easy Steps To Participate:
- Eat at 43 greater Charlotte Jersey Mike’s Subs throughout the month of March, use the coupons below, and buy a cookie. 100% of cookie sales go back to the foundation all month long.
- March 25th is the ‘Day of Giving’ where 100% of sales go back to the Isabella Santos Foundation at participating stores in the Greater Charlotte area. Put it on your calendar now so you don’t forget, invite your coworkers, family, and friends to lunch or dinner on this day. And download the Jersey Mikes App, skip the lines!
- Work in an office? Order for your team, pick up for the group, eat lunch together. You can call in your group order ahead of Day of Giving on March 25th.
LOCATIONS
43 Participating greater Charlotte Jersey Mike’s locations
IN STORE COUPONS
3/2-3/8 ($1 off Regular or Giant)
3/9-3/15 (Buy a regular sub get the second for $3.99)
3/16-3/21 (Free chip and drink with any sub purchase after 4 p.m.)
3/22-3/24 only ($1 off Regular or Giant)
Jersey Mike’s Day of Giving- 100% of Proceeds donated to ISF
1oth Annual Jersey Mike’s Day of Giving
We are so excited to partner with the greater Charlotte area Jersey Mike’s locations all month long for their Month of Giving. Save the date, Wednesday March 25th, and join us for their Day of Giving. Grab a sub (or 10) because 100% of sales will be going to our foundation. Last year, $167,319.87 was raised during Jersey Mike’s Month of Giving for the Isabella Santos Foundation and pediatric cancer research! Since 2018 more than $300,000 has been raised!
CHANGE FOR PEDIATRIC CANCER IS JUST A FEW BITES AWAY…
It’s simple. Follow These 3 Easy Steps To Participate:
- Eat at 43 greater Charlotte Jersey Mike’s Subs throughout the month of March, use the coupons below, and buy a cookie. 100% of cookie sales go back to the foundation all month long.
- March 25th is the ‘Day of Giving’ where 100% of sales go back to the Isabella Santos Foundation at participating stores in the Greater Charlotte area. Put it on your calendar now so you don’t forget, invite your coworkers, family, and friends to lunch or dinner on this day.
- Work in an office? Order for your team, pick up for the group, eat lunch together. You can call in your group order ahead of Day of Giving on March 25th.
LOCATIONS
43 Participating greater Charlotte Jersey Mike’s locations
IN STORE COUPONS
3/2-3/8 ($1 off Regular or Giant)
3/9-3/15 (Buy a regular sub get the second for $3.99)
3/16-3/21 (Free chip and drink with any sub purchase after 4 p.m.)
3/22-3/24 only ($1 off Regular or Giant)
Jersey Mike’s raises $135,000 for local pediatric cancer foundation during nationwide Month of Giving
37 Greater Charlotte area restaurants. 300+ smiling employees. 7,271 loaves of bread. Countless paper sub bags. Hundreds of community partners and long lines of volunteers, supporters and friends. $135,000 RAISED. Thank you for eating subs with us in March. Thank you Jersey Mike’s Subs for your give back and make a difference attitude. It is these actions that create IMPACT.
Jersey Mike’s Subs joined forces with its generous customers throughout the Greater Charlotte area in March, to support the Isabella Santos Foundation (ISF) during the 8th Annual “Month of Giving” campaign. The campaign raised an incredible $135,000 for ISF which will help fight rare pediatric cancer in the Charlotte region and beyond. ISF recently committed $5 Million to establish The Isabella Santos Foundation Rare and Solid Tumor Program at Levine Children’s Hospital (LCH). This program will oversee care for all solid tumors, rare tumors, MIBG therapy, and all related clinical and scientific research at LCH and it will be the first of its kind in the United States.
The month of fundraising culminated on March 28th with Jersey Mike’s nationwide “Day of Giving” where 100% of the sales, not just the profits, were donated to the local charities.
More than $6 million was raised by Jersey Mike’s around the country, impacting more than 170 organizations. Thank you for eating at Jersey Mike’s in March with us. The funds raised for the Isabella Santos Foundation stay right here in the Charlotte community. During times like these, we feel extremely humbled. Isabella has moved us and many others to take action for kids fighting cancer. Good things are happening because of Isabella’s legacy. Thank you Queen City!
“Jersey Mike’s is very honored to be a partner with such a great organization like ISF who is making a huge impact on the fight against pediatric cancers. It is truly amazing how many families the foundation touches and what a huge difference they are making in their lives. We are so proud to be a small piece of all this and look forward to a long lasting relationship with ISF.” – Nick Smith, Jersey Mike’s Charlotte Franchise Owner
Sometimes an 8 year old can just put everything in to perspective
Written by Erin Santos, Isabella’s Mom
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I knew that Jersey Mike’s Subs Day of Giving was going to be good, but today exceeded my expectations. I knew lunch would be crazy so I spent my lunch watching social media flood with everyone I knew getting lunch while I patiently gave platelets at the blood center. Also, because this was about Isabella, I wanted to take the kids for family dinner tonight. We ventured out to a new location for us on East Boulevard. When we walked it, I was so excited to see the team in their Cancer Messed With shirts. They of course greeted us when we walked in, not knowing the story that just walked through the door. The first teammate noticed my shirt (CMW the wrong family) and said, “Hey! Look at us in our matching shirts!”. I told her I loved not only the shirts but everything they were doing today in honor of my daughter. I was Isabella’s Mom. The assembly line stopped and I was created immediately with hugs. Sophia of course proudly announces that she is her sister too. The manager tells me how honored they are to be a part of the process and how he read a great interview that I did in Creative Loafing a few years back. It hooked him and and he has been following us every since. He was happy to be a part of the team that provided dinner for the Levine families earlier this month and proudly showed me the photo on the wall. Sophia and I proceeded to eat together in a booth alone as I listened to her talk about her day, stopping every so often to hug me. Midway through our meal, a man and a woman came over and shook my hand. They just wanted to come over and meet us. Turns out their son Tristan, was diagnosed with neuroblastoma at just 5 months old. He has had 4 rounds of chemotherapy and 2 surgeries already in just 9 months of life. They had always heard of us and were so excited to meet us and thank us for all that we are doing. I told them they were in great hands at Levine Children’s Hospital and NB caught under the age 2 has a very good prognosis. We would love to help them with anything they need but by the look on his face I felt like maybe we were already doing enough. He jokingly said that this sub will taste a whole lot better now after this and loved that it was going to help kids like his. He shook my hand again and looked me hard in the face and said, “Thank you.”.
Only a couple kids in Charlotte with NB and we stumble across them randomly tonight. I try not to let these things screw with my mind – the whole coincidence of it all so I turn back to Sophia. She says, “Mommy there is good and bad about Isabella dying. Bad because she can’t sit here with us at this table, but good because we are helping that baby.” I get one last hug and she is back to her food. Sometimes an 8 year old can just put everything in to perspective.
-Erin, Isabella’s Mommy
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