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Guests and crew donated to the nonprofit by purchasing Wishmaker Stars ($1, $2 and $5) at their local restaurant and via digital channels.

Fifty schools have partnered with the chain since the initiative was launched in late 2020.

The chain also brought back its Meat Free Mondays promotion.

The stores will cease trading on 28 March.

Each chosen organisation for December will receive a minimum of $14,000.

The pizza chain’s ‘Feed the Knead’ programme is also available nationwide.Domino’s announced its registered charity Give for Good has a new three-year partnership withnational suicide prevention charity Lifeline.Give for Good will give Lifeline $750,000 over the period to help fund the phased roll-out of a text support service across Australia as part of the latter’s digital transformation.Lifeline’s text service pilot, conducted from July 2018 to February 2019, revealed that more than53% who accessed the text line were under 24 years old, with 42% stating they “would not have reached out for support in any other way.”“With around 80% of our own Domino’s workforce under the age of 25, this partnership holds particular significance for our team members,” Domino’s ANZ CEO and Give for Good board member Nick Knight said. “Since the COVID-19 outbreak in March, Lifeline has experienced a 25 per cent increase in calls, to over 3,000 calls daily – that’s a call for help every thirty seconds.”Domino’s earlier said its community-based ‘Feed the Knead’ giving programme is now available in every state and territory Australia-wide.Feed the Knead was launched to encourage franchisees, team members and customers to provide localised support in the form of free pizza.Since the pandemic first hit, Domino’s and its registered charity Give for Good have donated more than 50,000 pizzas to those in need.

90% of its 8,000 riders across the country undertake deliveries on motorised transport.

The chain aims to raise $10,000 in one week.

The brand aims to have its offering in at least 100 locations by the end of the year.

The platform will provide a free meal to someone in need for every food order made via the app or online until 20 August.

Two-thirds of these sites will be located in Sydney.

The Mexican chain operates around 135 restaurants across markets.

Anyone who attended the outlet between 15 July and 25 July were told to get tested.

Other store employees were also advised to self-isolate at home.

The move will provide over 320,000 meals.

The chain has been supporting frontline workers with a 50% discount.