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BREAKFAST WITH BADGES AND BEARS

Join the Y at the Black Bear Diner as local law enforcement personnel will be serving breakfast and coffee to diners. Tip up to $500 AND  Black Bear Diner has generously agreed to match all tips and donate 20% of breakfast sales. These funds will support Youth Programs at the YMCA. See you there – it’s going to be delicious!

What & When

Breakfast with Badges and Bears
October 4, 2019

Enjoy a delicious breakfast served by local law enforcement and support Youth Programs at the Shasta Family YMCA.

Ages & Location

All ages
Black Bear Diner, 2605 Hilltop Dr, Redding, at Cypress Ave

Fees

Cost of breakfast ordered plus tip

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Redding, California 96001
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