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Arby's partners with No Kid Hungry

In an effort to raise awareness about childhood hunger in America, Arby's is partnering with No Kid Hungry.

August 4, 2015

In an effort to raise awareness about childhood hunger in America, Arby's is hosting the 2015 Arby's Foundation National Restaurant Fundraiser, according to a company press release. Guests can make in-restaurant donations to support the Arby's Foundation and its mission to end childhood hunger in partnership with No Kid Hungry.

A $1 donation can provide up to 10 nutritious meals for children in need, and particpating guests receive a pin-up card to sign and hang on the walls of the restaurant to show their support. As a thank you for their donation, guests also receive a coupon for a free small shake or turnover on their next visit.

"Childhood hunger is a serious issue in our country, one that affects 16 million kids annually," said Paul Brown, CEO, Arby's Restaurant Group. "Yet most of us don't realize it is happening in our own communities every day, which is why we are working diligently this year to increase awareness and raise funds to end childhood hunger in America."

Since 2011, the fundraiser has generated more than $11 million. Nationally, in partnership with No Kid Hungry, these funds have helped connect kids struggling with hunger with more than 345 million additional meals.