Jimmy's Famous Seafood Sets New Goal Of $350K To Help Struggling Restaurants Amid Pandemic
After raising over $200,000 in just four days, Jimmy's Famous Seafood has set a new goal to raise $350,000 for struggling small restaurants in Baltimore.
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After raising over $200,000 in just four days, Jimmy's Famous Seafood has set a new goal to raise $350,000 for struggling small restaurants in Baltimore.
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Jimmy's Famous Seafood has started a fund to help struggling restaurants amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and more than $160,000 has been raised in less than 48 hours.
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It's been weeks with no end in sight to the dining ban across Baltimore, but there's help on the way for struggling restaurants thanks to Jimmy's Famous Seafood.
