Three of them have been broken into since January of this year and each time the crooks have been taking charity boxes meant for BC Children's Hospital. The first theft happened at the Dairy Queen in Penticton on Jan.30, where a charity box was taken
Jim Kerr, a vice president at International Dairy Queen, told the Globe the company is looking to expand into Stoughton, Peabody, Burlington, Billerica, Plymouth, Worcester and Amherst, among other communities. Exact locations have not yet been revealed.
Dairy Queen of Enterprise participated in a fundraiser offering free ice cream cones with a donation to the Children's Miracle Network on Tuesday. “I enjoy helping out in any way I can with charitable fundraisers and the community,” said Perry Momin
Jim Kerr, a vice president at International Dairy Queen, told the Globe the company is looking to expand into Stoughton, Peabody, Burlington, Billerica, Plymouth, Worcester and Amherst, among other communities. Exact locations have not yet been revealed.
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