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WWW.UPANDCOMINGWEEKLY.COM FEBRUARY 22 - 28, 2023 UCW 15 e Cape Fear Kiwanis Club is once again bringing breakfast to locals for a good cause. From 7 a.m. to noon on March 3 and 4, guests can enjoy some tasty pancakes and sausage. Guests will be able to either eat in at the Greek Orthodox Church and Hellenic Center, located at 611 Oakridge Avenue in Fayetteville or take their food to go. Tickets are $7 per person and all proceeds benefit our children and community! e Kiwanis Club of Cape Fear's annual Pancake Breakfast was started by John S. Poulos. Poulos is also the founder of Su- perior Bakery, located in Hope Mills, which is now run by his son, Nicko. Since the first pancake breakfast, the turnout gets bigger and bigger ev- ery year, according to Steve Goodson, this year's chairman of the Pancake Breakfast. "It's just a fun thing for everybody to socialize, eat, meet and greet each other, and have a good time, " says Goodson. Goodson is responsible for mak- ing sure that everyone eats well and has an enjoyable experience at the pancake breakfast. Participants that would like to order for a large group can call ahead and the order will be ready for pick- up the days of the event. ere are also sponsorship op- portunities for local businesses and organizations. If you would like to promote your business on the days of the event, banner spots are available for $100. Kiwanis Club Kiwanis is a worldwide service or- ganization appealing to people with a desire to be personally involved in making their community a better place to live. e Kiwanis Club of Cape Fear was organized in 1960 and is one of more than 7,000 clubs in over 80 countries. e Kiwanis Club is focused on serving the children and youth of Cumberland County. ey do this through service projects, fundraising events, sponsoring school-based ser- vice leadership programs, grants to nonprofit organizations, and scholar- ships for college-bound students. For more info visit the Kiwanis Club of Cape Fear's Facebook Page at https://m.facebook.com/ people/Kiwanis-Club-of-Cape- Fear/100057491266577 or call 910- 624-4949. Cape Fear Kiwanis Club hosts 49th Annual Pancake Breakfast by CHAYENNE BURNS EVENT APPLY NOW! Equal Credit Opportunity Lender. * APY = Annual Percentage Yield. Rates are subject to change at any time. Fees may reduce earnings. Fifteen-month share certificate requires a minimum deposit of $500.00 for promotional rate. Maximum amount of $250,000.00 and certain conditions apply. Checking account is required. See credit union for complete details. High-Rate Share Certificates 4.65 % APY * as high as CHAYENNE BURNS, Staff Writer. COMMENTS? Editor@upandcomin- gweekly.com. 910-484-6200. e 49th Annual Cape Fear Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast will be March 3 and 4. (Photo of previous event courtesy Cape Fear Kiwanis Club)