Chick-fil-A donates over $1,300 to CPSF
Dec. 16—Chick-fil-A raised $1,344.14 during its annual Gallons for Good campaign and donated the proceeds to the Claremore Public Schools Foundation.
"We love the work and mission of CPSF to support Claremore teachers and students," said Brian Treat, owner of the Chick-fil-A franchise in Claremore. "Our annual partnership through Gallons for Good gives our team and guests a great opportunity to support this mission. We're incredibly proud of our team and thankful for our community who supported this project."
Chick-fil-A has partnered with the Claremore Public Schools Foundation to help raise money through its Gallons for Good campaign for the past five years. For each gallon of tea or lemonade purchased in November, Chick-fil-A donated $1 to the CPSF.
The Claremore Public Schools Foundation supports teachers and students through grants that go to schools and classrooms.
"We love this partnership and are so thankful for the generosity of our guests and community," Chick-fil-A Marketing Director Jane Treat said. "We had opportunities to open a Chick-fil-A in many other towns and we chose Claremore because we love it. Brian Treat, our owner-operator, grew up in Rogers County — in Catoosa — and has always loved this area and wanted to settle near home."
