The Kidsgrove business, which has teamed up with Amarni Jessica Rose Foundation for this event, is now asking local people, businesses and entertainers to get involved and help make the fundraiser as successful as possible.
As part of the day, Sizzlers Kidsgrove are looking for stall holders, activities and entertainers who would like to take part, alongside people and businesses who may be able to offer sponsorship, donations or their time as volunteers.
A charity football match will also form part of the fundraiser, with Sizzlers XI taking on a local team.
A long history of helping the community
Community support is nothing new for the people behind Sizzlers.
The original Sizzlers takeaway in Abbey Hulton has previously done a great deal to help people locally, with owner Arfan Mohammed regularly stepping forward when people are facing difficult circumstances.
Whatever the situation, Arfan has become known for trying to help where he can, from donating to charities to providing free food for people who need support.
That same community spirit is now behind the plans in Kidsgrove, with the fundraiser aiming to bring people together while raising as much as possible for the families affected by the Sandyford fire.
Sizzlers is built by the community, for the community.
Can you help?
Sizzlers Kidsgrove and Amarni Jessica Rose Foundation would like to hear from anyone who can offer:
- A stall
- Activities
- Entertainment
- Sponsorship
- Donations
- Time as a volunteer
Anyone who would like to support the fundraiser or find out more can contact 07890 021383.
Arfan, owner of Sizzlers, has also pledged to donate £1 from every order at Sizzlers Kidsgrove, to help residents affected by the fire.
You can use the discount code "SIZZLERS25" to get 25% off your order.
Visit their website to place your order: https://sizzlersfastfood.co.uk/
