Imo's Pizza and Rhodes Help Raise $332 for PHS Project Graduation

Imo�s Pizza at Rhodes presented $332.80 to PHS Project Graduation. The money was generated during a day-long fundraiser held Friday, April 13. Tracy Lowry and Taylor Old of Imo�s Pizza at Rhodes presented the donation to Hannah Layton, a senior at Perryville High School.

The donation equaled 10% of Imo�s Pizza purchases made April 13 at Perryville�s Imo�s Pizza at Rhodes including gift cards. The organization�s earning potential was not limited to only a few hours of operation or just customers that mentioned the school upon ordering. Rather, Imo�s Pizza at Rhodes allowed Project Graduation to benefit from all purchases made that day. Imo�s Pizza helped Project Graduation publicize the fundraiser by providing fliers and Facebook posts to reach its social media followers.

Since launching its school fundraising efforts in February 2017, Imo�s Pizza and Rhodes locations have raised more than $23,900 for local schools and organizations. Participating restaurants are located in Perryville, Cape Girardeau, Jackson, Scott City, Sikeston and Poplar Bluff and are owned by PAJCO, Inc., also known as Rhodes convenience stores.

Imo�s Pizza invites any interested school to book a 10% fundraising day or presell Imo�s Pizza baked pizza vouchers to keep 30% of sales. Interested schools should contact their local Imo�s Pizza at Rhodes or visit www.Rhodes101.com/Community/Fundraising-Options.

About Rhodes Convenience Stores

Rhodes was established in 1956 and employs over 600 individuals throughout its 30 Southeast Missouri and Southern Illinois locations. As the area�s largest convenience store network, Rhodes provides a vast selection of quality products, excellent customer service and convenient locations. Many stores include drive-thru service and 24-hour service. Rhodes� most recent product addition is Imo�s Pizza, which is available at four locations in Sikeston, Perryville, Scott City, Poplar Bluff and Jackson as well as its standalone Imo�s Pizza restaurant in Cape.