Subway Gives Back in a Big Way for World Sandwich Day

In honor of the birth of sandwich inventor, John Monatgu of Sandwich in England, Subway is partnering with Feeding America on November 3, World Sandwich Day, to give back to…

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Subway Gives Back in a Big Way for World Sandwich Day

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Subway is partnering with Feeding America on World Sandwich Day to give back to communities by providing a meal to Feeding America for every sandwich ordered from their website or phone app between November 3 and November 9. Subway and other businesses like Starbucks and Ben & Jerry's are giving back to their communities in various ways.

In honor of the birth of sandwich inventor, John Monatgu of Sandwich in England, Subway is partnering with Feeding America on November 3, World Sandwich Day, to give back to communities, according to QSR.

In an effort to stand against hunger, Subway is doing its part to fight food insecurity this World Sandwich Day. When customers order a sandwich from Subway’s website or phone app between November 3 and November 9, Subway will help provide a meal to Feeding America. According to the Food Aid Foundation, “some 795 million pepole in the world do not have enough food to lead a healthy active life,” which translates to one in nine people on earth.

“No one should ever struggle to find their next meal, but sadly one in nine of our neighbors do,” said Subway Manager of Community Engagement Victor Lamberti. “Subway and our franchise owners are committed to helping our neighbors in need get access to nutritious food.”

**Subway isn’t the only business giving back to its communities––**Starbucks recently announced its plans to invest $10 million in Chicago’s underserved neighborhoods and local businesses. Ben & Jerry’s has also been known to lend a hand to its Vermont communities and promotes environmental and social justice around the country.

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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on October 31, 2019. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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