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"Dutch Luv Day" Raises Over 13,000 Pounds of Food

February 28, 2014

On Valentines Day, Dutch Bros. Coffee hosted their "Dutch Luv Day" in coordination with Move For Hunger. With the help of Mooney Movers Inc. of Mesa, Heritage Moving Company and Beltmann Relocation Group of Phoenix, Dutch Coffee Bros. were able to collect non-perishable food items from twelve locations within the Phoenix area.

The movers collected and moved 13,120 pounds of food altogether for United Food Bank . This will feed 10,933 hungry Arizonans.

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Dutch Bros. Coffee franchises are locally owned and operated, so owners have a personal investment in the communities they serve and contribute to various local causes and organizations.This is the second year in a row that Move For Hunger has participated in the "Dutch Luv" food drive.

Dutch Bros. Coffee has always focused more on people than the bottom line, with a desire to transform lives rather than conduct transactions. In 2011, the company donated more than $1 million to nonprofit organizations, including local food banks, the Muscular Dystrophy Association, American Cancer Society and Boys & Girls Clubs of America.

Move For Hunger would like to thank Dutch Coffee Bros. for their commitment to helping fight hunger.
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