Local restaurant chain fighting hunger in July
Firewurst just launched its "10,000 for 10,000" Summer Hunger Campaign in an effort to raise money for the Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina's Stop Summer Hunger Program.
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In July, Firewurst has set a goal to sell 10,000 hot dogs and donate $10,000 in proceeds to the program, which works to feed children in 34 counties who do not have a guaranteed meal every day in the summer when school is out of session.
In honor of this fundraiser and National Hot Dog Month, Firewurst is also introducing a brand new hot dog. The Certified Angus Beef hot dog, which is MSG, allergen and gluten free, is made with a custom blend of all-natural spices and seasonings and is free of artificial flavors and binders.
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