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Support Eagles Autism Foundation At Bagel Shop In Camden County
The Spread Bagelry company is raising funds for the Eagles Autism Challenge at its restaurants, including the Cherry Hill location.
CHERRY HILL, NJ — A Philly-area bagel shop is raising money for the Eagles Autism Foundation as the Birds prepare for the 57th Super Bowl.
Spread Bagelry, with a location in Cherry Hill, is selling "Spread Love" t-shirts to benefit the Eagles Autism Foundation, which was created by Eagles chairman and CEO Jeffrey Lurie.
Team Spread Love consists of employees at the Spread Bagelry restaurants who are raising funds to support the foundation.
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The artwork on the t-shirt was designed by Ambrella, a Philadelphia and Los Angeles-based street artist. The shirts are available for sale in the stores and online here, sold for $30 in-stores and $35 online.
The store is at 950 Garden Park Blvd., Unit B1 and is open Monday-Sunday from 7 am. - 3 p.m. or until sold out.
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Team Spread Love and the Eagles Autism Foundation are also working towards the Eagles Autism Challenge in May, a major fundraiser to raise awareness and gather funds for the autism community and to support research.
The Eagles Autism Challenge is a one-day 5K and bike ride taking place on May 20.
Patch's Holly Herman contributed to this report.
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