Tuesday Burger Sales Benefit Pottsgrove Soccer

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Tuesday Burger Sales Benefit Pottsgrove Soccer

Posted on 03 October 2011. Tags: Jake's Wayback Burgers, Pottsgrove Soccer Club

POTTSTOWN PA – Supporting travel teams of the Pottsgrove Soccer Club is the goal of a fund-raiser scheduled Tuesday (Oct. 4, 2011) at the Upland Square shopping center in Pottstown.

Sales of hamburgers, fried, milkshakes and other meals from 4-8 p.m. at the Jake’s Wayback Burgers franchise, 255 Upland Square Dr., Pottstown PA, will help defray team equipment expenses, restaurant owner and Lower Pottsgrove (PA) Township resident Lynda Hendershot said. Patrons can “dine in or get it to go. Either way proceeds will benefit the club … that is making an positive impact on our kids,” she added.

This event has been added to The Post calendar.

For more information, call the restaurant at 484-300-4246.

Photo from Jake’s Wayback Burgers

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