FLORHAM PARK — Drew Blind, franchise owner of Chick-fil-A Morris Plains and Hanover, and Tess Clemente, Director of Catering, Marketing and Outside Sales, recently visited Cheshire Home.
The connection was made through Cheshire Home Board Member Mark Clemente.
During their visit, Blind and Tess Clemente learned more about Cheshire Home, the services it provides and the residents it serves.
They also donated a prize basket for Cheshire Home’s Bingo Night, held Thursday, November 12, along with Chick-fil-A merchandise for the residents.
Cheshire Home, located at 9 Ridgedale Avenue, has provided residential and rehabilitative services for more than four decades to young adults with spinal cord injuries and neurological impairments. The organization also operates a community group home in Parsippany.
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