El Jefe’s Taqueria To Donate September 17 Sales To THON
After raising $31,906 For The Kids last year, El Jefe’s Taqueria will donate all its sales from Tuesday, September 17, to THON for the third year in a row.
The fundraiser, held at El Jefe’s on 352 E. Calder Way, will run from 8 a.m. on Tuesday, September 17, until 4 a.m. on Wednesday, September 18.
Every purchase can be credited to an organization, committee, or independent dancer couple of the customer’s choice at any time during the fundraiser, or a picture of your receipt can be emailed to [email protected]. DoorDash, online, and catering orders are included in the promotion. Folks interested in placing catering orders can do so by calling 781-985-4697, emailing [email protected], or using this link 24 hours before the desired pickup time on Tuesday.
El Jefe’s, best known for its late-night bowls, quesadillas, and burritos, also offers breakfast items like breakfast burritos, french toast, and huevos rancheros until 11 a.m.
The restaurant has pledged to hold the fundraiser every year on the third Tuesday of September until a cure for pediatric cancer is found.
“It’s special to see the community come together to help others that are facing hardships, and we at El Jefe’s are very proud to be a part of that effort,” El Jefe’s owner John Schall said after the 2023 promotion.
THON 2025 is set for Friday, February 21, to Sunday, February 23. We dance in 157, folks!
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