Brookfield Jersey Mike’s Subs Helps Raises Over $5,500 for Special Olympics Connecticut

 

In photo, l to r: Jersey Mike’s Troy Davidson, Jersey Mike's Derby employees, Special Olympics Connecticut Athlete Betsy Katz, Special Olympics Connecticut staff Jay Andronaco and Jersey Mike's Subs' Brian O'Hagan. 

Jersey Mike’s Subs presented a check for $5,500 to Special Olympics Connecticut to support its year-round sports and health and fitness programs for individuals of all abilities. Jersey Mike’s raised the funds by conducting week-long promotions that celebrated the Grand Opening of its newest shops and offered free regular-size subs to every person who made a donation of $1 or more to Special Olympics.

As a follow up, Jersey Mike’s Subs is celebrating the grand opening of its Meriden shop at 533 South Broad Street with a similar promotion at the end of August that will also benefit Special Olympics Connecticut.

“Keeping with the Jersey Mike’s Subs 40-year tradition of giving back to the communities where we do business, Jersey Mike’s Subs of Derby, Brookfield, Branford and all of the Jersey Mike’s in Fairfield County are so proud to support and partner with Special Olympics Connecticut,” said Brian O’Hagen, of Jersey Mike’s. “It is an amazing organization, producing truly amazing athletes and assisting so many people. Thank you so much Special Olympics,” he added.

“We are proud and privileged to have Jersey Mike’s as a partner in helping to provide athletes around the state with opportunities to train and compete in sports in an environment that inspires inclusion, respect and friendship for all,” said Jay Andronaco, Director of Partnerships and Corporate Relations for Special Olympics Connecticut. “Many of the athletes enjoyed visiting their local Jersey Mike’s sub shops to thank employees for their support and enjoy free subs as well.”

About Special Olympics Connecticut

Special Olympics Connecticut provides year-round sports training and competitions for over 13,000 athletes of all ages with intellectual disabilities and Unified Sports® partners - their teammates without disabilities.

Through the joy of sport, the Special Olympics movement transforms lives and communities throughout the state and in 170 countries around the world by promoting good health and fitness and inspiring inclusion and respect for all people, on and off the playing field. (www.soct.org)

Partner Sponsors: Adams Hometown Markets/IGA Hometown Supermarkets, Dream Ride, ESPN, Eversource Energy, The Hubbell Foundation, Law Enforcement Torch Run, NBC Connecticut, TD Bank, United Technologies and WWE.

Year-Round Suppliers: Adams Hometown Markets/IGA Hometown Supermarkets, Campus Customs/Cymplify, The Coca-Cola Bottling Company of New England, Connecticut Portable Storage/PODS, Crystal Rock Water and Coffee Company, Dunkin’ Donuts, Graebel Moving Services, LLC, Guida’s Milk and Ice Cream, Lamar Outdoor Advertising, Marcus Communications, State of Connecticut Judicial Branch Community Service and WORX.

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Submitted by Brookfield, CT

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