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Leo's Market and Eatery locations offer dine-to-donate hours twice a month to worthy non-profits, schools and causes. I created the social media assets posted across several websites, as well as physical flyers.

Leo's Market and Eatery locations offer dine-to-donate hours twice a month to worthy non-profits, schools and causes. I created the social media assets posted across several websites, as well as physical flyers.

As a holiday present to most valuable customers and investors, we took the recipes created by the Leo's Market and Eatery executive chef, which were shared in-store and through email blasts, as well as on the website, and compiled them into an annual cookbook. The book included recommended combinations from the market and eatery as well as employee favorites and other tips.

Land of .3 acres and 3,100-square-foot building included in donation GALVESTON, IN DECEMBER 24, 2021 – Pride Investment Partners, a real estate and private equity investment company based in Greenfield, Indiana, recently donated land and a building worth nearly $50,000 to the town of Galveston. The site, at 306 S. California Street in Galveston, contains .3 acres of land and a building measuring 3,100 square feet, according to Keith White, partner with the company. Pride Investment Partners ow

GREENFIELD – Leo’s Market and Eatery employees are using their hard-earned money to support furry friends in need of a home. Through a voluntary paycheck contribution program, employees gathered $2,595 and voted to contribute the funds to the Hancock County Humane Society, a no-kill, non-profit animal shelter operating in the county since 1977. Some $9,800 has been donated to several county nonprofit organizations through the Pride’s Purpose community enrichment fund. This is the third such ev

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Left: Leo’s Market and Eatery employees present a check for $2,900 to Mental Health Partners of Hancock County; right: Leo’s Market and Eatery employees present a check for $2,900 to The Landing Place. GREENFIELD, INDIANA – Employees of Leo’s Market and Eatery on Tuesday donated some $5,800 to two local nonprofits through a paycheck contribution program. Through compiled weekly donations, employees provided $2,900 each to The Landing Place and Mental Health Partners of Hancock County during th