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Survey shows 87% of restaurateurs give to charity
By Chris Elliott
December 20, 2011

 

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A CRFA member survey found that 87% of restaurant operators made a donation or contribution to a charity, community group or non-profit organization in the last 12 months. The average annual charitable contribution was $3,900 per unit – or $277 million for the overall restaurant industry.

How do operators give back?

According to the survey, respondents give back to their community in these ways:

  • 71% donate gift certificates;
  • 61% give food;
  • 55% donate cash; and
  • 42% raise money for charities.

About the survey

The above results are based on an electronic survey of restaurant operators from Sept. 19 to 28 that garnered 345 responses. A donation of $345 was made on behalf of CRFA to the Canadian Hospitality Foundation.

Survey shows 87% of Canadian restaurant operators give to charity
 

 

See also:

  • Eight steps to promoting your business by getting involved with your community
  • Five steps for franchisors and franchisees to maximize branding and generate business

 


 

 
 
 
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