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Naperville Police To Serve Lunch To Benefit Special Olympics
Guests can make a donation to get a free lunch served by some of Naperville's finest.
NAPERVILLE, IL — Naperville Police will take a break from their duties serving and protecting to serve up eats and give back to the community at a lunch to benefit Special Olympics Illinois and the Law Enforcement Torch Run. The event, hosted by Texas Roadhouse, will take place on July 27, and diners can get a free lunch just by leaving a donation at their table.
The free lunch includes an entree of a pulled pork sandwich, corn and cole slaw, freshly baked bread (with honey cinnamon butter), and a non-alcoholic drink. Diners will recognize some of familiar local law enforcement faces bringing meals and serving up drinks.
At the end of the meal, leave a "tip" donation behind; 100% of proceeds go to benefit Special Olympics Illinois.
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What: Special Olympics Illinois Benefit Lunch
When: July 27 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Where: Texas Roadhouse, 2856 Naperville Ln., Naperville
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