Culver’s Giveback Day for Trinity Lutheran
La PORTE — Culver’s on Pine Lake Avenue in La Porte will host a Giveback Day for Trinity Lutheran Church on Thursday, Jan. 12. The restaurant will donate 10 percent of net sales that day to the church.
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