GBK helps a London Child

31st July 2009, 10:30am

Gourmet Burger Kitchen (GBK) has teamed up with Help a London Child and Capital FM to create a fundraising campaign to go towards projects for London's less advantaged children.

Diners can take part by downloading a voucher from www.capitalfm.com/gbk, go to their nearest GBK restaurant, buy any two burgers or main course salads and get the cheapest one free. Each pound donated from each meal will go to Help a London Child.

The fundraising campaign, which has a target of £20,000, began on 27 July and will run until 6th September.

In addition, people can listen out on Capital FM for the chance to win one of five BBQ parties for themselves plus friends, hosted by GBK.

There will also be one lucky couple that will win, courtesy of Air New Zealand and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes, a trip to New Zealand with £1000 spending money. To be in with a chance of winning enter your details at www.capitalfm.com/gbk.

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