United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades, Take Two Coffee launch a sweet partnership

FORT MYERS, Fla. - EntSun -- United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades is partnering with Take Two Coffee to create a delicious new way for the community to give back. Take Two is now featuring a special United Way Lemon Crunch Berry donut every Monday, with 100% of the donut's proceeds supporting United Way's work across Southwest Florida.

In addition, 10% of all Monday sales at Take Two will be donated to United Way, enhancing the impact of every cup of coffee and sweet treat purchased.

"We are incredibly grateful to Hunter, Caleb and the entire Take Two team for turning something as simple as a Monday morning coffee run into meaningful support for our community," said Jeannine Joy, president and CEO of United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades. "This partnership not only raises critical funds but also shines a light on the network of partner agencies working every day to improve lives."

Take Two co-owner Hunter Keslar said the collaboration reflects his company's commitment to community impact. "Take Two Coffee was built to be more than just a coffee shop. We want to be a place that brings people together and gives back," Keslar said. "Partnering with United Way allows us to support organizations doing real, life-changing work right here in our hometown. We're happy to make Mondays about community at Take Two."

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For more information about United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades, visit UnitedWayLee.org.

About United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades

United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades has raised and distributed more than $272 million since its establishment in 1957, with all funds staying local to support a vast network of partner agencies and community programs.  Together, the organization serves the community by nurturing youth, strengthening families, helping the elderly and disabled live independently, and empowering neighborhoods by delivering essential health and human services. Visit UnitedWayLee.org (https://www.unitedwaylee.org/) to learn more.