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You still have two chances to get that perfect holiday picture and support Pressley Ridge! This holiday season, Pressley Ridge and Primanti Bros. are teaming up to give children and families across the region the opportunity to meet cool people and win cool prizes through the Press Your Luck promotion. Meet legendary Pittsburgh athletes, enjoy iconic Primanti’s sandwiches, and for only $1 per ticket, you could win autographed memorabilia, free Primanti’s food and gift cards or the chance to attend a Pittsburgh football game with Brett Keisel or a hockey game with a special guest!
All proceeds from the promotion benefit the kids and families served by Pressley Ridge, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing mental health services, foster care, specialized education and other supportive services to those in need.
“It’s especially important in this stressful time of year to offer hope, support and bring joy back,” says Pressley Ridge president and CEO Susanne Cole of this promotion, which supports the organization’s Holiday Gift program. “We really appreciate the community coming out to support Pressley Ridge; it means a lot, and we can’t do it on our own.”
Upcoming events:
Dec. 2: 6:30-8:30 p.m., Primanti Bros. McCandless (45 McIntyre Square, Pgh, PA 15237)
Trophy Celebration featuring Maxime Talbot
Dec. 9: 6:30-8:30 p.m., Primanti Bros. Mt. Lebanon (1539 Washington Rd., Mt. Lebanon, 15228)
Polka Karaoke featuring Rocky Bleier, JT Thomas and John Banaszak
To attend either event, register at www.pressleyridge.org/primantis. Your $5 fee includes a complimentary slice of pizza, a non-alcoholic beverage and a Press Your Luck ticket. You can also purchase $1 Press Your Luck tickets at participating Primanti’s locations.
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