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White Lake Biggby to Host 89X Guest Barista for 'A Season of Goodwill'

Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit, 89x and Biggby Coffee locations across Metro Detroit partner for A Season of Goodwill.

White Lake's Biggby Coffee will have a guest barista Tuesday, Nov. 27, from noon to 1 p.m. The guest barista, 89X's Sarah Eatherly, will be there to serve up coffee and collect donations.

From now until Dec. 4, Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit, 89x The Only New Rock Alternative and Biggby Coffee will be working together to collect new toys during “A Season of Goodwill.”

With any donation of a new, unwrapped toy at one of the 29 participating Biggby Coffee locations throughout Metro Detroit, including White Lake, patrons will receive $1 off any Grande or Super specialty beverage. Each day of the campaign, a guest barista from 89X will be serving up coffee with a smile at one of the participating locations. All donations and 100 percent of tips earned by guest baristas contribute directly to the success of Goodwill’s annual Santa Shop. Details on locations and times will be available at http://www.89xradio.com and http://www.goodwilldetroit.org

“The Santa Shop offers families a chance to actively participate in the holiday season by providing Goodwill program participants the opportunity to shop for gifts for their families at little or no cost. We are proud of the community support this initiative receives annually and look forward to another successful year spreading the holiday spirit in Detroit,” said Lorna Utley, president and CEO of Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit.

Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit is the only organization in Southeast Michigan solely dedicated to helping local individuals overcome challenges and secure employment. In just the past two years of the organization’s rich history, Goodwill Industries has placed more than 2,400 Wayne, Oakland and Macomb county individuals into new jobs and provided job training, education and placement services to more than 39,000 individuals in the region. Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit has been helping Metro Detroiters become Trained, Trusted and Ready to Work for more than 90 years. For information, visit http://www.goodwilldetroit.org

(Source: Maggie Sisco of Tanner Friedman)

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