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Wisconsin Restaurant's Pay It Forward Program Offers Free Meals to Those in Need

2024-01-09

Discover how TBT's Cafe in Augusta is warming hearts and bellies with their Pay It Forward program. Community members can now sponsor meals for those in need, ensuring everyone enjoys a hot dish, no questions asked. Join the movement and help spread kindness one meal at a time.

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