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BUSINESS BEAT: “Sleeves For Support” returns to Michigan McDonald’s restaurants By Ken Delaney
May 25, 2021 | 7:48 AM
COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) â Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) chapters and the families they serve will be getting a financial boost, with the return of the âSleeves For Supportâ at McDonaldâs restaurants around Michigan.
Customers can purchase an insulated beverage sleeve, specifically designed to hold a 30-ounce McDonaldâs beverage cup for $5.00 at any Michigan McDonaldâs restaurant. The campaign starts Tuesday, May 25 and runs while supplies last.
Ronald McDonald House Charities programs across Michigan help families with ill or injured children, ensuring they can stay together and be near the medical care they need at leading hospitals. The Ronald McDonald House programs provide families with home-cooked meals, private bedrooms, fully-equipped kitchens and laundry facilities. It costs RMHC an average of $100 a night
Coming up on Thursday, May 27th you can enjoy the classic while supporting the CNY Ronald McDonald House. The movie will be shown at 8:30PM.
The event will be $10 per person, where 50% of the sales will be going directly towards Ronald McDonald House Charities. Also, the first 100 vehicles will receive a free gift. If you d like to purchase a ticket,
Utica Club Featured In Dirty Dancing
Did you know that at exactly 32 minutes into the film, there is a Utica Club bottle in the movie? It actually makes two appearances, at that point, and again two minutes later:
I moved the film forward about two minutes, and there again was the familiar gold and red Utica Club logo on a vintage long-necked brown beer bottle (remember, the film is set in the 1960s).
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