Concession sales to support local schools
With the opening of Movies at
Timberlyne, Eastern Federal will con
tinue its strong commitment to support
the communities where its theaters are
located. So, for the first month the the
ater is in operation,
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coming to the movies also will be an
opportunity to support the local schools.
During this time, the company will do
nate a portion of their concession funds
to the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public
School Foundation.
Manager Carl Johnson said he talked
with several members of the community
before selecting this organization.
“We chose the schools because we felt
there was a real need,” said Manager
Carl Johnson. “We wanted to help sup
port the education of the children of the
area.”
In the past, Eastern Federal has helped
a variety of charitable organizations
through their theaters. One example that
particularly stands out was a program
that benefitted the Heart Foundation,
said Cecil Allen. Admission to the mov
ies was free, but the company requested
that donations be made to the organiza
tion.
“You can talk all you want about help
ing the community, but actions speak
loudly,” Allen said. ‘That’s what our
company wants to do.”