For immediate release – September 26, 2007
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LaMar’s Offers Free Donut on World Teachers’ Day
Teachers receive free apple spice cake donut on October 5th as a token of appreciation
DENVER, Colo., September 26, 2007 – In celebration of World
Teachers’ Day, held annually on October 5 since 1994, LaMar’s
Donuts will offer a free apple spice cake donut to teachers visiting
any LaMar’s location that day.
According to United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
(UNESCO), World Teachers’ Day commemorates teacher’s organizations
worldwide. It is celebrated every year in more than 100 countries,
not only in the countries where the teachers are better paid and have
better teaching conditions, because of the greater investment in education,
but also in countries where the lives and liberty of the teachers are
under threat from guerilla groups or oppressive regimes.
Each teacher who presents a photo identification card will receive
a donut as a thank-you gesture.
“Teachers are rarely thanked and appreciated as much as they
should be,” said Anthony Bonelli, CEO of LaMar’s. “LaMar’s
takes great pride in the celebration of World Teachers’ Day – this
is our way of giving back to our local teachers and saying ‘we
appreciate you!’”
To learn tips to show teachers you care, please visit LaMar’s
online at www.lamars.com/worldteachersday
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About LaMar’s Donuts
Founded in 1960 by Ray Lamar, LaMar’s Donuts made its debut
in Kansas City. Based on the donut shop's phenomenal success
and widespread reputation, franchises began selling in the early
1990s for bistro-style donut stores. LaMar’s now has 24
locations in six states: Alabama, Arizona, Colorado, Kansas,
Missouri, and Nebraska. LaMar’s donuts have been
recommended by Zagat’s Survey, the New Yorker and Gourmet
Magazine, and have been chosen as best donut by newspapers nationwide.
Additional information can be found at www.lamars.com.
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