Jason’s Deli is accepting nominations through July 27 for its new Community Partners Wish List Giveback to fulfill the Amazon wish lists of 50 deserving teachers, each valued at up to $500, helping provide essential supplies and resources for the upcoming school year. The Beaumont-based company made the announcement on July 14.

“At Jason’s Deli, nurturing our communities has always been a part of who we are, and educators are at the heart of every community we serve,” said Kim Collura, vice president of marketing. “Teachers often supplement classroom needs out of their own pockets, and this initiative is designed to help ease that financial burden by providing supplies and resources that directly support their classrooms. Through our 50th anniversary celebration and our Dr Pepper partnership, we’re proud to give back in a meaningful way to the teachers who give so much every day.” Educators, parents, students and community members can nominate teachers online at www.jasonsdeli.com/landings/teachers-wishlist/and also through Linktree at https://linktr.ee/jasonsdeli76. Recipients will be selected and notified by July 30, allowing time for wish lists to be fulfilled before classrooms welcome students back for the new school year.

The new initiative builds on the enhancements to Jason's Deli's longstanding Community Partners Program, which provides year-round support to K-12 schools and houses of worship. Benefits include:


· 25% off catering for eligible Community Partners members.

· 20% fundraising giveback opportunities at participating company-owned locations (participation may vary by franchise location).

· Approximately 4% back through Deli Dollars Rewards, with members earning $10 in rewards after accruing 250 points.

· Kid Cash Rewards for free Kids Meals, sponsorships, donations and additional community giveback opportunities throughout the year.


To learn more about Jason’s Deli, find the nearest store or sign up for Deli Dollars, please visit jasonsdeli.com.

About Jason’s Deli

A family-owned, fast-casual restaurant chain, Jason’s Deli was founded in Beaumont in 1976 by Joe Tortorice Jr. and now has over 235 delis in 27 states. In 2005, Jason's Deli was the first major restaurant concept to ban artificial trans fats in the U.S. and later became the first to eliminate high-fructose corn syrup.