On Thursday, Aug. 17, 15% of profits from all sales at Raising Cane's will help support a housing center that was lost in the Maui wildfires.
If you're looking for an excuse to eat chicken, or have pondered how you can help Hawaiians after the devastating wildfires last week, point the car towards aRaising Cane's founder Todd Graves is a chicken trailblazer with a bent toward charitable giving. The company has given back more than $100 million to communities since its beginning 25 years ago. In 2021, Graves pledged $25 million to nonprofits, organizations and schools as part of the company's 25th anniversary.
On Thursday, Aug. 17, Raising Cane's will donate 15% of profits from all store sales to the KHAKO Homeless Resource Center. All restaurants in the U.S. are participating, and all sales for the entire day go towards the donation.is a Maui-based shelter location in Lahaina that is currently supporting those displaced by the Maui wildfires. The funds will be used to rebuild the shelter's Westside Center, a 78-unit housing complex that was completely lost in the fire.
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