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Newly Opened Quickchek Donates Money to Bloomingdale/Butler Youth Club
The convenience store donated $2,637 to area youth who are cheerleaders, football players and wrestlers.
BUTLER, N.J.– To celebrate the grand opening of its new Butler location, QuickChek on Wednesday donated $2,637.90 to the Bloomingdale/Butler Youth Club.
The money goes towards K-8 students from Bloomingdale and Butler who play football, wrestle and are cheerleaders, according to a press release from Russ Mensch of Mensch & Company, Inc.
The Whitehouse Station also donated a portion of its sales to the club during its first 30 days of operation from Aug. 9–Sept. 8, Mensch said.
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According to Mensch, QuickChek was named the 2016 National Convenience Store Chain of the Year.
Pictured: (front row) Samantha Barile, Gianna DePascale, Emily DePascale; (middle row) Luca Toriello, Austin Bennett, Robert Ekins, Torre Veniziano; (back row) and QuickChek District Leader Mike Murphy and Store Leader Daniele Alexandre.
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Photo courtesy Russ Mensch/Mensch & Company, Inc.
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