2024-02-11 18:51:27
Two iconic West Virginia brands have come together to help make a child’s wish come true. (WCHS){p}{/p}
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) —
Mister Bee potato chips and Tudor’s Biscuit World are joining forces with a unique twist on the everyday chip.
“Of course you have the traditional Mister Bee layout. You have Mister Bee hanging out up here, but this is the biscuit and gravy potato chip,” Elizabeth Epling, marketing manager at Tudor’s Biscuit World, said.
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If you grab a bag, a portion of each sale helps support Make-a-Wish West Virginia, a nonprofit organization that runs entirely on donations.
“Corporations and individuals have fundraisers for us or schools and churches,” regional Make-A-Wish manager Jo Beth Smith said. “We receive no government funding. It’s all just the community supporting the wishes in their communities.”
According to Smith, with Make -A-Wish Greater Pennsylvania and West Virginia, an average of 80 to 90 wishes are granted each year in West Virginia, and the number is growing.
“I think West Virginia really has a unique attitude when it comes to our children,” Epling said. “We really care about our children, and we want them to succeed as best as possible.”
The companies hope the next time you head into the store, you’ll help them make wishes come true — one chip at a time.
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