Vintage Garden in Fairfield donates 50% of Friday's sales to Save the Children fund
The fund helps the nonprofit provide immediate lifesaving support to children who are impacted by disasters and other events.
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Feb 18, 2023, 2:47 AM
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9h agoVintage Garden in Fairfield donated 50% of Friday's sales to Children's Emergency Fund at Save the Children.
The fund helps the nonprofit provide immediate lifesaving support to children who are impacted by disasters and other events.
The Fairfield-based nonprofit remains on the ground in Turkey and Syria following last week's earthquakes.
"They're a local entity again that we supported with sale days going to their effort and right now just there's such a need to support this great effort that is going to take a long time to recover from," said assistant manager at Vintage Garden Lara Linsenmeyer.
The gift shop usually does one-to-two events a year to benefit Save the Children.
To donate to Save the Children, click here.
