Dine for Marine Life at the Dan’l Webster!
Dine in style and help marine life at the same time! On January 26th, the Dan’l Webster Inn & Spa will donate 15% of your total food and beverage bill to the National Marine Life Center! You can eat a wonderful breakfast, lunch, and/or dinner and your meal will be even more delicious because you will be supporting NMLC’s marine animal rehabilitation, science, and education programs.
Simply print this flyer and present it to your server.
The Dan’l Webster is at 149 Main Street in Sandwich. Reservations recommended but not required – call 508-888-3622. The fundraiser goes on all day, so you can eat anytime they’re serving. Just remember to print this flyer and give it to your server.
Bon appetit!
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