Support First Works Ministries at Applebee’s Fundraiser on May 27

by | May 26, 2026 | Fundraisers & Benefits | 0 comments

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Support First Works Ministries at Applebee’s Fundraiser on May 27

Community members are invited to enjoy a meal while supporting a worthy cause on May 27, 2026. Applebee’s Grill + Bar will host an all-day fundraiser benefiting First Works Ministries, with the restaurant donating 25% of food and beverage sales to the organization.

What: Applebee’s fundraiser for First Works Ministries

When: May 27, 2026, all day

Where: Applebee’s Grill + Bar, 1311 Smithville Hwy., McMinnville, TN 37110

How to Participate: Simply mention the fundraiser or show the promotional flyer to your server when you visit on May 27. Applebee’s will automatically contribute 25% of your order to First Works Ministries. Please note that the donation is calculated on food and beverage sales only, with tax and tip excluded.

This is a great opportunity to enjoy your favorite Applebee’s menu items while making a positive impact in the community.

Source: Fundraiser for First Works Ministries on May 27, 2026 – Applebee’s will donate 25% of sales

Other vendors:

– Sequatchie County Food Bank — Community food assistance organization that may complement First Works Ministries’ mission.

– Southeast Tennessee Human Resource Agency — Social services provider offering support similar to First Works Ministries’ community focus.

– Sequatchie County Fellowship of Churches and Food Bank — Faith-based community organization addressing local needs alongside First Works Ministries.

– CASA of the Sequatchie Valley — Nonprofit child advocacy organization serving vulnerable populations in the community.

– Caring Hearts of Dunlap — Adult day care and in-home services supporting community members in need.

– Adoration Home Health and Hospice — Healthcare services supporting vulnerable populations that First Works Ministries may serve.

– Simple Serenity Farm — Nonprofit helping displaced single mothers and women transitioning from incarceration.

Written By Tom Seest

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