Give every hungry child the food they need to flourish with access to regular meals and a side of love.
A Call to Action
Just outside the back of Buffalo Wings & Rings, Nader Masadeh found a young boy digging through the dumpster. Did he lose something in the trash? Masadeh wondered. Approaching the boy, he asked him, “what are you doing in there?”
The boy looked up from sifting through garbage and cast a glance at the 5-year-old girl perched on the nearby curb. “My little sister,” he explained, “she’s hungry and I was just looking for leftover food.”
The boy was embarrassed, the little girl was sad and Masadeh was shocked. He might have expected to see this in his home country of Jordan, but not in the U.S. How could a country with so much, have children with so little? Yet since that encounter, he came to find that child hunger is not isolated in this country, but widespread. He knew he must act.
Buffalo Wings & Rings Bridgeport volunteering on behalf of Greater Chicago Food Depository.
Buffalo Wings & Rings Charlotte volunteering on behalf of Crisis Assistance Ministry.
“It is so rewarding being able to help those in need in our community.” – Lindsey Zahner, Corporate office.
BW&R Corporate office helping to build a garden to help families have access to fresh fruit and vegetables.
The Buffalove Foundation was established in July of 2016 as a way for Buffalo Wings & Rings to give back to the local communities they serve. We all must do something — and do something now.
Being involved in community service is a big part of Buffalo Wings & Rings culture. All our staff and franchises are encouraged on February 19th, our National Day of Service, to volunteer their time for a non-profit that benefits children in need.
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