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Chicken Wing Eating Contest At Morristown Restaurant To Benefit Charity
The buffalo wing challenge at The Office will benefit abuse survivors.
MORRISTOWN, NJ — Competitive eaters, local influencers and restaurant regulars will put their appetites to the test next week during a charity chicken wing eating contest at The Office Tavern Grill in Morristown.
The event, scheduled for 6 p.m. on Wednesday, celebrates National Chicken Wing Day while raising awareness and support for JBWS, originally founded as Jersey Battered Women's Service, a Morris County nonprofit that provides safety, support and services for people impacted by domestic violence and abuse.
The contest marks the finale of The Office Tavern Grill's 1 Million Wing Challenge fundraiser. Participants will have 7 minutes and 6 seconds to eat as many of the restaurant's signature Buffalo bone-in wings as they can.
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Before the competition begins, a representative from JBWS will speak about the organization's mission. The event will conclude with The Office Tavern Grill presenting a $5,000 donation to the nonprofit.
JBWS provides emergency shelter, counseling, legal advocacy, children's services and community education for survivors of domestic violence throughout Morris County.
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The Office Tavern Grill, located at 3 South St. in Morristown, is part of New Jersey-based hospitality group 40North. The restaurant is known for its elevated American comfort food and was the first restaurant in New Jersey to feature 40 beers on tap.
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The charity event is open to the public, giving community members the opportunity to cheer on contestants while supporting a local organization dedicated to helping survivors of abuse.
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