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South Pasadena Burger Monger Turns Mix-Up Into Food Donations

Burger Monger opened in South Pasadena last month, and the new restaurant has already found a way to help the community.

When the restaurant received two large boxes of the wrong type of chicken, General Manager Kurt Dillon chose not to throw it away.

Instead, he looked for a place to donate and chose SPFC thanks to the recommendation of Gulfport Council member Jennifer Webb.

Read more by The Gabber’s Trei Johnson HERE.

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