What's happening in Franklin, MA: Monday, April 14, 2025 ???

Library & Senior Center events

Monday, April 14

* Franklin Art Association Art Show and Sale Exhibit (Norfolk Public Library)
 

** FHS Class of 2026 Fund raiser (Panera Bread)

 

 

6:30pm Franklin Q&A (Franklin Public Library)

 

 

For additional details on Library & Senior Center events ->  

https://www.franklinma.gov/calendar.aspx?CID=37,24&showPastEvents=false

 

 

** NO Town Meetings today   **

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What's happening today in Franklin? 

Find the full Community event calendar  https://bit.ly/FranklinCommunityCalendar

If you have an event to add to the calendar, you can use the form to submit it for publication:  https://bit.ly/Submit2Calendar

The Town meeting calendar is found  https://www.franklinma.gov/Calendar.aspx
The School district calendar is found  https://franklinpublicschooldistrictma.sites.thrillshare.com/o/fpsd/page/school-calendars

Eat at Panera Saturday, April 5 and help the JF Kennedy Elementary School fund raising effort

All day this Saturday!

 

Eat at Panera Saturday, April 5 and help the JF Kennedy Elementary School fund raising effort

 

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Get your meal at Panera today and help the Children's Museum

Get your meal at Panera today

Show this flyer at Panera in Franklin Village or order online Sunday tomorrow and a portion of sales goes to Children’s Museum of Franklin!

Online orders use the code "FUND4U"

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For more about the Children's Msueum or to donate directly to their mission ->  https://www.childrensmuseumfranklin.org/

FHS Class of 2026 fund raiser at Panera April 14

FHS Class of 2026 fund raiser at Panera April 14

 

"Join us at Panera on 4/14 (a half day) for a fundraiser! 

Either show the flyer to the cashier or use the code FUND4U on the app or at the kiosk in-cafe. 

Any participation is greatly appreciated!"

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You can help support the Class of 2028 by eating at Panera on Feb 10

support the Class of 2028 eat at Panera on Feb 10

Via the Class of 2028

Use the code at Panera on 2/10/25!!

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FHS Science Olympiad schedules fund raiser Friday, Jan 17 at Panera

fund raiser Friday, Jan 17 at Panera

 

"We are holding a Panera Fundraiser this FRIDAY! 

20% of the proceeds when you use the code FUND4U online/at the kiosk/in the app or show them the poster."

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Bring your family to Panera Bread and support Remington - Sep 29

You don't want to miss this.

Support Remington Middle School and have a delicious time at Panera Bread! Just print or show this flier to them and a portion of the proceeds from your purchase will go to Remington!   The flyer is good from Open to Close on Friday, September 29.

Remington PCC | 628 Washington St, Franklin, MA 02038 Sent by pccremington@gmail.comin collaboration with Tryit free today

Eat at Panera - Support the All Night Party - Fri Apr 4

Panera Bread has agreed to host a fundraising night for the All Night Party on Friday, April 4th at their Franklin location.

Panera Bread

Any one that participates must present this flyer to the cashier at the time of purchase so we can receive credit for the sale. The All Night Party will receive 10% - 20% of all sales.

"How do we make a difference in a real way?"

The Milford Daily News writes about the difference that Panera Bread is attempting to make and challenging other businesses to join them.

When Ron Shaich, the founder, CEO and chairman of Panera Bread, opened the first "Panera Cares" cafe in St. Louis three years ago, with a plan to let customers decide what they wanted to pay, people thought he was crazy. 

The menu featured suggested donations for each item and a donation box replaced the cash register. Shaich believed people in a community who could afford to pay more would do that, supporting those who couldn't afford to pay full price - or who would pay nothing at all. His goal was simple: Make sure people had enough to eat, whether they could afford it or not.
Three years later, with Panera Cares in St. Louis, Detroit, Chicago, Portland, Ore., and Boston, the experiment has been a success, Shaich told several hundred people attending the Community Leadership Breakfast of the Foundation for MetroWest Friday. 

The Panera Cares cafes pay their own way now, he said, adding, "Of those five cafes, the people of Boston are the most generous. We may not be able to drive, but we have heart."

For more about Panera Bread, visit their website  https://www.panerabread.com/

For more about Panera Cares, visit their website  http://paneracares.org/locations/

Panera Bread operates a store front in Franklin (Franklin Village Plaza) and their bakery operates from a facility on Beaver St. They are a key contributor of baked goods for the Franklin Food Pantry.