M&M Meat Shops Charity BBQ: Burger, Drink + Chips for $3 on Saturday, May 12

Posted April 27, 2012 @ 4:55pm
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This once-a-year deal is back again! On Saturday, May 12 from 10 AM to 4 PM, M&M Meat Shops is having their annual Charity BBQ. You can get a drink, chips and a hamburger or hot dog for a $3 donation. This year they're aiming to raise $1.5 million dollars. As always, all the money raised goes to the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada.

This offer is available at all M&M Meat Shops locations across Canada -- use the store locator is here to find the one nearest you. If you'd like to volunteer for this event, get more information here.

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- TheHeeyyy
- Will they have the $7 Louisiana Chicken Wings special?
- mre
- Will they have the $7 Louisiana Chicken Wings special?
  Yes. Except out west.
- GeneralDisaray
- The best people are the insanely cheap ones who say they have no $ for bbq and yet come out with 6 boxes of chicken wings
- Braunson
- Marked on the calendar =D
- tylerc
- Minet's Point M&M in Barrie gives away a BBQ at their BBQ.
  
  It's a Napoleon...I plan to win it this year
- mclarenf3
- As someone who was diagnosed with Crohn's at the early age of 10, I appreciate everyone who comes out and supports the M&M Meat Shop's annual charity BBQ! I'll be there for sure, and will bring my friends and family too.
- kabza
- I'm all for the Chron foundation I will support the cause. No sticks, no stems, no seeds.
- brooklyn42
- As someone who was diagnosed with Crohn's at the early age of 10, I appreciate everyone who comes out and supports the M&M Meat Shop's annual charity BBQ! I'll be there for sure, and will bring my friends and family too.
  I too have someone in my family that has colitis and as always will be attending one of the locations with family and friends. Keep strong
- StoneColdWhat
- mmmm their burgers are so good
- chowder
- Is this a hot deal for meats, or is it "hot" due to the charitable purpose? or both?
- MVP1
- Nice, i'll definitely pop by and donate.
- rocking23nf
- The best people are the insanely cheap ones who say they have no $ for bbq and yet come out with 6 boxes of chicken wings
  its not always the case,
  
  personally, unless i know where my donation is going, I dont give any money. Too many of these charities have huge admin costs including very high paying CEO's.
  
  we give most of our money and time to Second Chance Animal Rescue, no paid staff, no government handout, and a no kill policy.
  
  Last christmas I organized a food bank drive, we filled 10 large donation bins of food, guess what, they didnt want it, they said they would come out in Feb or Mar to get it (it was end of November), but they sure were willing to take the money portion we raised right away.
- sprung
- thanks OP. you can also volunteer for this event. a great way to help out and also load up on free food during your shift. I volunteered a few years ago for it and loved the experience. great bunch of folks.
- flyer12
- thanks OP. you can also volunteer for this event. a great way to help out and also load up on free food during your shift. I volunteered a few years ago for it and loved the experience. great bunch of folks.
  Are you saying that you get to eat all you can for free during your shift? Won't you be too busy to take a break to stuff your face?
- Magoo
- The best people are the insanely cheap ones who say they have no $ for bbq and yet come out with 6 boxes of chicken wings
  How people spend and donate their money is up to them and not for you to judge.
  They may have their own charity they dedicate their donations to or maybe they don't donate at all because they can't afford to; either way don't judge.
  
  I remember a few years ago I went to one of their charity bbqs and thought the burger was very meh...
- townie22
- very good cause. i will usually get 2 for $6, but tell them i just want 1 pop and no chips (just 2 burgers and 1 pop).
- roboninja
- How people spend and donate their money is up to them and not for you to judge.
  They may have their own charity they dedicate their donations to or maybe they don't donate at all because they can't afford to; either way don't judge.
  
  I remember a few years ago I went to one of their charity bbqs and thought the burger was very meh...
  His issue was not with them saying no to this donation, but the fact they plainly lied about not having any money. Just say no, don't resort to lying.
  
  Plus, after all that don't judge, you judged their burgers :p
- 1dvdswapper
- Getting back to topic, I have a few co-workers that have crohn's disease and from what they tell us about their experiences, it sounds like a terrible disease.
  Ironically beef is very hard on people who have crohn's disease especially on those that are suffering a flare up. I can understand why M+M would offer burgers as opposed to another meat(cheap, more people would want a burger over pork chops/chicken) but they really should offer something else so that people who are sufferers can enjoy the bbq too. Mike holmes daughter also suffers from crohn's.
- Magoo
- His issue was not with them saying no to this donation, but the fact they plainly lied about not having any money. Just say no, don't resort to lying.
  
  Plus, after all that don't judge, you judged their burgers :p
  Lol judging is the act of having a preconceived notion of someone/something. I on the other hand ate their burger and formed an opinion.
  
  Anyhow, back to the charity...my friends and I are planning to drop by one of their locations to support.
- james_8970
- I remember a few years ago I went to one of their charity bbqs and thought the burger was very meh...
  That's because the cheap "Tasty Burgers" are used for the BBQ. They are awful burgers. Anyone who likes them doesn't have taste buds. When you go to the event, you go for the cause not for good tasting burgers. Personally, I find these fundraising events annoying as companies simply do it for the tax write off and free publicity - although this one is more unique as it raises awareness for a great cause. I generally don't support them and rather donate directly to the cause. In any case, this charity BBQ is a good cause as it raises awareness for an otherwise overshadowed cause. M&M's funds a large portion of the research for the disease (I think it was around 25%).
  James
- hordosr
- Better than Mickey d's and supports a great cause
- rocking23nf
- Better than Mickey d's and supports a great cause
  Mcdoubles are awesome.