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Rick Erwin Dining Group kicks off Crab Cakes for a Cause to support local nonprofits

A portion of the proceeds from orders of the Company Crab Cake at all Rick Erwin Dining Group locations go to a nonprofit organization in the Greenville, SC community.

The Company Crab Cake at Rick Erwin Dining Group

Rick Erwin’s Company Crab Cake | Photo via Perfect Pitch Productions

In honor of National Crab Cake Day (Thursday, March 9), Rick Erwin Dining Group is celebrating by giving back to the community. Enter: Crab Cakes for a Cause. 🦀

Logo for Rick Erwin Dining Group's Crab Cakes for a Cause

Crab Cakes for a Cause | Graphic via Rick Erwin Dining Group and Perfect Pitch Productions

Through this new initiative, the local restaurant group will donate a portion of the proceeds from orders of its Company Crab Cake — found on the menu at each of its restaurant locations — to local nonprofit organizations.

The first Crab Cakes for a Cause nonprofit partnership is Meals on Wheels of Greenville County, which provides nourishment and friendship through hand-delivered meals to ~1,500 households in Greenville County every day.

Rick Erwin Dining Group kicked off the new partnership by donating $25,000 at the nonprofit’s Sweetheart Charity Ball, which will support its efforts to provide meals across the county.

How can you help? Book a reservation at any Rick Erwin’s location and come hungry for The Company Crab Cake.

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