Franklin Food Bank Benefits From Jeweler’s ‘Round Up For Hunger’ Campaign

December 13, 2017 Business News

Frank Hasner, center, receives ceremonial donation check from Venus Jewelers’ Peter Stavrianidis and Dorothy Fount.

A two-week matching donation program run by a township jeweler resulted in a $1,500 contribution to the Franklin Food Bank.

Peter Stavrianidis, owner of Venus Jewelers in the Rutgers Plaza on Easton Avenue, presented the check to Frank Hasner, the food bank’s executive director, at a short ceremony in the store on Dec. 12.

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