JERSEYVILLE - On Tuesday, Jan. 24, the Jerseyville Domino’s Pizza location is participating in a fundraiser that will help support the Unified Child Advocacy Network, a nonprofit organization that helps children who have been physically/sexually abused. Melissa Dandino, fundraising coordinator for the Unified Child Advocacy Network, said 20% of every dollar spent at the Jerseyville Domino’s will go towards the child advocacy network, and that applies across the entire menu. Be sure to use code “DN1” if ordering online at dominos.com , or mention the Unified Child Advocacy Network in-store or to your delivery driver for your order proceeds to benefit the organization. “We have had no fundraising for our organization since it was founded in 2017, so we’re just trying to get out into the community and let them know that we’re here, and what we’re doing for the children of the community,” Dandino said. The Unified Child Advocacy
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