Philly Pretzel Factory featured on The Reporter Online

Philly Pretzel Factory was featured in an article on The Reporter Online called “Fighting cancer, with a twist,” which published Oct. 24. The article is built from the Twisting for a Cure campaign that Philly Pretzel Factory is participating in all month to support the Susan G. Komen Foundation and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Jim Powers, owner of the Philly Pretzel Factory in West Chester, discusses their involvement with the campaign and the effort they make to let customers know about it. The article also mentions Jim’s experience with PPF and Jim’s personal closeness to the campaign. Click here for the full article or begin reading it below:

Fighting cancer, with a twist
By KYLE O'DONNELL, Journal Register News Service

The Philadelphia Pretzel Factory is selling ribbon-shaped pretzels during October as part of its Twisting for a Cure campaign.

A ribbon-shaped pretzel sells for $1. Of that, 50 percent of the sales go to Susan G. Komen for the Cure in the effort to fight breast cancer.

In addition to the ribbon-shaped pretzels, stores are selling paper ribbons for a dollar with 100 percent of the proceeds going to the foundation.
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Philly Pretzel Factory featured in The Phoenix

Philly Pretzel Factory was featured in an article in The Phoenix titled, “Philly Pretzel Factory observes Breast Cancer Awareness Month” which published on October 24. The article is built from the press release for Twisting for a Cure campaign that Philly Pretzel Factory is participating in all month to support the Susan G. Komen Foundation and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The article mentions the location in Phoenixville and owners Jim and Julie Powers. This will be a great way to bring awareness to the effort to find a cure for breast cancer as well as Philly Pretzel Factory in Phoenixville. Click here for the full article or begin reading it below:  

Philly Pretzel Factory observes Breast Cancer Awareness Month

October is an important month for Philly Pretzel Factory. Not only is it National Pretzel Month, but it is also Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Local owners Jim and Julie Powers are committed to Twisting for a Cure.

During the entire month, Philly Pretzel Factory will sell pretzels shaped as ribbons to raise awareness about the importance of breast cancer awareness. Fifty percent of the proceeds from the pretzel ribbons will be donated to the Susan G. Komen Foundation to help fund breast cancer research.
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Philly Pretzel Factory featured on PennLive.com/The Mercury

Philly Pretzel Factory was featured in an article on PennLive.com/The Mercury titled, “Pottstown Philly Pretzel Factory Supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month,” which published on October 18. The article is built from the press release for Twisting for a Cure campaign that Philly Pretzel Factory is participating in all month to support the Susan G. Komen Foundation and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The article mentions the location in Pottstown and owner Dave Hurlock. This will be a great way to bring awareness to the effort to find a cure for breast cancer as well as Philly Pretzel Factory in Pottstown, PA. Click here for the full article or begin reading it below:

Pottstown Philly Pretzel Factory supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month
POTTSTOWN — The Philly Pretzel Factory of Pottstown has connected with the Susan G. Komen Foundation to donate 50 percent of the proceeds collected from the sale of their special ribbon-shaped pretzels during October.

Dave Hurlock, Philly Pretzel Factory owner at the Pottstown franchise, located at 1432 E. High St. is committed to Twisting for a Cure.
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Philly Pretzel featured in The Temple News

Philly Pretzel Factory was featured in an article in The Temple News called “Philly Pretzel Factory supports NBCA with campaign,” which published Oct. 17. The article is built from the Twisting for a Cure campaign that Philly Pretzel Factory is participating in all month to support the Susan G. Komen Foundation and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Joe Iglesias, owner of Philly Pretzel Factory at 3220 Broad Street in Philadelphia, discusses the initiative they are creating with Twisting for a Cure. Elaine Grobman, Executive Director of the Philadelphia Affiliate of Susan G. Komen, mentions the true significance behind the campaign and the awareness it is creating. Click here for the full article or begin reading it below:

Philly Pretzel Factory supports NBCA with campaign

by Kierra Bussey
National Breast Cancer Awareness Month gains recognition and local Philly Pretzel Factory stores with its signature ribbon-shaped pretzel. 
 
National Breast Cancer Awareness Month celebrates its 25th year anniversary of awareness, education and empowerment. In support of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Philly Pretzel Factory has teamed up with the Philadelphia Affiliate for Susan G. Komen for the Cure in its “Twisting 4 A Cure” campaign. Fifty percent of the business’ October proceeds from the sale of its $1 ribbon-shaped pretzels will be donated.
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Philly Pretzel featured in West Chester Patch

Philly Pretzel Factory was featured in an article in the West Chester Patch called “Philly Pretzel Factory Supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month,” which published Oct. 17. The article is built from the Twisting for a Cure campaign that Philly Pretzel Factory is participating in all month to support the Susan G. Komen Foundation and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Click here for the full article or begin reading it below:

Philly Pretzel Factory Supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October is an important month for Philly Pretzel Factory in the Delaware Valley.

Not only is it National Pretzel Month, but it is also Breast Cancer Awareness Month and local owners Ron Heil and Gary Nolan are committed to Twisting for a Cure.
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Philly Pretzel Factory featured in Daily Local News

Philly Pretzel Factory was featured in an article and a video in the Daily Local News called “Cancer awareness- with a twist,” which published Oct. 17. The article highlights the Twisting for a Cure campaign that Philly Pretzel Factory is participating in all month to support the Susan G. Komen Foundation and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Jim Powers, owner of the Philly Pretzel Factory in West Chester, discusses their involvement with the campaign and the effort they make to let customers know about it. The article also mentions Jim and Julie Power’s experience with PPF and Jim’s personal closeness to the campaign. Click here for the full article or begin reading it below:

Cancer awareness — with a twist
By KYLE O'DONNELL, Journal Register News Service

The Philadelphia Pretzel Factory is selling ribbon-shaped pretzels during October as part of its Twisting for a Cure campaign.

A ribbon-shaped pretzel sells for $1. Of that, 50 percent of the sales go to Susan G. Komen for the Cure in the effort to fight breast cancer.


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Philly Pretzel Factory featured in Eatontown Patch

Philly Pretzel Factory was featured in an article in the Eatontown Patch called “Philly Pretzel Factory Puts a Twist on Breast Cancer Awareness,” which published Oct. 14. The article is built from the Twisting for a Cure campaign that Philly Pretzel Factory is participating in all month to support the Susan G. Komen Foundation and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Matt Hopkins, owner of Philly Pretzel Factory in Eatontown, discusses the role of the community in this campaign and how everyone is affected. The article also mentions this year’s goal and what they are doing to get there. Click here for the full article or begin reading it below:


Philly Pretzel Factory Puts a Twist on Breast Cancer Awareness
By Amy Byrnes

The Philly Pretzel Factory on Route 35 gives its fans another reason to load up on its soft treats this October other than tailgates, fundraisers or after school snacks.

Throughout the month, the Eatontown shop, located at 86 Route 35 next to Rita's Italian Ices, will donate 50 percent of the proceeds from ribbon-shaped hot pretzels to the Susan G. Komen Foundation to promote breast cancer awareness.
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Philly Pretzel Factory mentioned on CecilWhig.com

Philly Pretzel Factory was featured on Cecil Whig about Philly Soft Pretzel’s involvement in Twisting for a Cure. The mention discusses what Elkton’s Philly Pretzel will be doing all month and their support for the Susan G. Komen Foundation. View the mention here, or read it below:

Health officials partnered with Cecil County government last week to proclaim October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month and many local businesses have joined the campaign to raise awareness of the importance of checkups and to raise funds to find a cure. 

Banners are up and pink lights adorn several buildings as a reminder to everyone to give what they can to help fund research. Elkton's Philly Pretzel Factory owners Mike Scrowneck, John Cooley and Mike Derrickson are one of the local businesses helping raise funds for the Susan G. Komen Foundation this year. 

For the entire month of October, they're making ribbon-shaped pretzels for sale with 50 percent of the proceeds designated to benefit the foundation. Each customer who buys a ribbon-shaped pretzel will be asked to sign a pink paper ribbon the store will display on a "Wall of Fame."

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Philly Pretzel Factory featured on PhillyBurbs.com

Philly Pretzel Factory was featured on PhillyBurbs.com in an article titled, “Twist for a Cure with Philly Soft Pretzel Factory.” The article is built from the Twisting for a Cure campaign that Philly Pretzel Factory is participating in all month to support the Susan G. Komen Foundation and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The article mentions the location in Langhorne and owners Brian and Shaun Kean. Click here for the full article or begin reading it below:

Twist for a Cure with Philly Soft Pretzel Factory

by Deidre Wengen 

You may not know it, but along with it being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, October is also National Pretzel Month.  So it makes a lot of sense the the Philly Soft Pretzel Factory located in Langhorne would do their part to help the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

Local owners Brian and Shaun Kean are participating in the company's "Twisting for a Cure" campaign.

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Philly Pretzel featured in Bryn Mawr Patch

Philly Pretzel Factory was featured in the Bryn Mawr Patch called “Philly Pretzel Factory Puts a Twist on Breast Cancer Awareness,” which published Oct. 14.  The article is built from the Twisting for a Cure campaign that Philly Pretzel Factory is participating in all month to support the Susan G. Komen Foundation and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Gary Nolan, owner of Philly Pretzel Factory in Bryn Mawr, discusses how it is important to help this cause and Elaine Grobman, from Susan G. Komen Foundation, discusses how appreciative they are about businesses supporting the cure. Click here for the full article or begin reading it below:

Pretzel Factory and Susan G. Komen Team Up for Tasty Fundraiser
By Tom Sunnergren

For the fifth straight year, the Philly Pretzel Factory is putting a delicious twist on a great cause.

During the month of October, each of its locations are participating in a fund drive for Susan G. Komen for a Cure foundation. The stores are selling $1 pretzels in the shape of breast cancer awareness ribbons, half of the proceeds from which will go towards research and screenings for the disease.
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Philly Pretzel featured in Dover Post

Philly Pretzel Factory was featured in an article in the Dover Post titled, “Philly Pretzel ‘twists’ for a cure.” The article is built from the Twisting for a Cure campaign that Philly Pretzel Factory is participating in all month to support the Susan G. Komen Foundation and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The article mentions the location in Dover and how they are donating half of their proceeds from the ribbon shaped pretzels. This will be a great way to bring awareness to the effort to find a cure for breast cancer as well as Philly Pretzel Factory in Dover, Delaware. Click here for the full article or begin reading it below:

Philly Pretzel 'twists' for a cure 
By Brian Lester Dover's
 

Philly Pretzel Factory, 171 N. Dupont Highway, is promoting breast cancer awareness this month.
 
The Philly Pretzel Factory is selling pretzels shaped like ribbons to raise awareness about the importance of breast cancer awareness. Half of the proceeds from the sale of the pretzel ribbons will be donated to the Susan G. Komen Foundation to help fund research.
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Philly Pretzel Factory twists for the cure

The Philly Pretzel Factory was recently featured in the Appen Newspapers in an article entitled “Twist for the Cure.” In an effort during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Philly Pretzel Factory has partnered with the Susan G. Komen Foundation in efforts to help raise money for breast cancer research. This fundraiser is especially meaningful to local Milton franchisee, Jill Erhardt as she is a cancer survivor herself and understands the importance of the Susan G. Komen foundation. To support this cause, the Milton Philly Pretzel Factory will be donating 50% of the proceeds from the ribbon shaped pretzels to the Susan G. Komen Foundation, in addition to giving guests a pink ribbon to place on their wall of fame. Jill also discusses that 99% of her business is making custom shaped pretzels such as falcon for the Falons game or a GT for Georgia Tech. Check out a portion of the story below or read the full article here.

Twist for the Cure
by Jonathan Copsey

October is dedicated to Breast Cancer Awareness, and the folks at Milton's Philly Pretzel Factory have taken the message to heart by baking ribbon-shaped pretzels and donating half of the sales of these pretzels to cancer research.

Jill Erhardt is one of the owners of the Milton location and is also a cancer survivor, so helping the cause is an important one for her.

"I've been cancer-free for 11 years now," said Erhardt. "It's very important for me to make people aware to do all the things you need to do to stay healthy."

Whether it's eating a fat-free pretzel from the PPF or leading a healthy lifestyle, Erhardt wants to help the cause, however possible. So her shop will be making pretzels in the shape of the pink breast cancer ribbon throughout the month.

"Ninety-nine percent of our Business is making custom shapes," said Erhardt. "Whether the ribbon or the 'GT' for Georgia Tech games or a falcon for the Falcons game, we make all sorts." (Read More)