Longview, TX - Jim
Barron says the annual Too Hot to Cook fundraiser always brings in a crowd to
his restaurant. Café Barron's has been
participating in the fundraiser that benefits Longview Community Ministries
since the event started with half a dozen restaurants, said Barron, who owns
the business with his wife, Julia. The one-day fundraiser is aimed at raising
money to help the nonprofit group, which operates a food pantry, provides
financial assistance and more. Eighteen
restaurants took part in this year's event — one more than in 2014. LCM charged
a flat fee to each restaurant that participated. www.fundraising-ideas.org Thursday, August 27, 2015
16 Restaurants Participate in This Year's Too Hot To Cook Fundraising Event
Longview, TX - Jim
Barron says the annual Too Hot to Cook fundraiser always brings in a crowd to
his restaurant. Café Barron's has been
participating in the fundraiser that benefits Longview Community Ministries
since the event started with half a dozen restaurants, said Barron, who owns
the business with his wife, Julia. The one-day fundraiser is aimed at raising
money to help the nonprofit group, which operates a food pantry, provides
financial assistance and more. Eighteen
restaurants took part in this year's event — one more than in 2014. LCM charged
a flat fee to each restaurant that participated. www.fundraising-ideas.org 
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