The IHOP® restaurant on St. Croix, Virgin Islands, will join IHOP restaurants throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, and the Philippines in providing help to local children by celebrating a unique and beloved IHOP restaurant tradition: National Pancake Day.
IHOP St. Croix will be offering guests the opportunity to enjoy one free short stack of their world famous buttermilk pancakes to enjoy in the restaurant. In return, they are asking that the guest make a donation of at least the cost of the pancakes to the local Women’s Coalition of St. Croix Junior Angels program to offset the travel cost of the Junior Angels’ upcoming service trip to New Jersey. The Junior Angels programs place high school students into local internships designed to integrate them into the worlds of volunteerism and philanthropy.
IHOP restaurant’s National Pancake Day tradition began in the United States in 1995 and will be marking its first decade by adding to the nearly $16 million it has already raised for charities to help their local communities.
Free Pancakes to Aid Charity
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