HARLINGEN — Domino’s Pizza is planning to sell a storm of pizzas on Wednesday.
Participating Domino’s franchise owners will donate $2 for each large pizza sold on Wednesday, Sept. 6.
Every large pizza sold across more than 270 Domino’s stores in Texas will raise funds for the American Red Cross in support of its Hurricane Harvey relief efforts.
“The entire Domino’s team is heartbroken by the devastation Hurricane Harvey brought to our neighbors to the north,” said Fernando Salido, Domino’s franchise owner with stores in Laredo and McAllen.
The popular pizza chain is hoping to have a huge domino effect big enough to make an impact on the needed help for the Hurricane Harvey victims.
Domino’s stores in South Texas unaffected by the floods have been donating thousands of pizzas to shelters, first responders and others in the impacted regions.
The American Red Cross is helping people affected by Hurricane Harvey in Houston and across the Gulf coast through immediate relief and long-term support.
