Texas Border Business
RIO GRANDE CITY, Texas – 7 Brew, the drive-thru coffee concept revolutionizing the coffee industry, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 4550 E. U.S. Highway 83. Striving to serve as a strong community advocate, 7 Brew Rio Grande City donated $2,000 to the Children’s Advocacy Center of Hidalgo and Starr Counties.
“We’re so excited to get to know Rio Grande City and share all that 7 Brew has to offer with the community,” said David Paxton, director of training and development for Tejas Brewistas. “We’re honored to partner with the Children’s Advocacy Center of Hidalgo and Starr Counties to help provide care to children in the area.”
Representatives from the Children’s Advocacy Center of Hidalgo and Starr Counties attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony to accept the donation and celebrate 7 Brew’s expansion to Rio Grande City.
“We are honored to partner with 7 Brew, a rapidly growing business that continues to make a meaningful impact within the communities it serves,” said Nadia Ochoa, executive director for CACHSC. “Being recognized and supported through this grand opening is truly a blessing for our organization. We are deeply grateful to 7 Brew for joining our mission of providing hope, healing, and justice to the children and families of Rio Grande City and the surrounding communities.”
The business’s next step is to host Swag Day on Saturday, May 30, during which customers who purchase a large drink will receive a free 7 Brew t-shirt.
More than your standard coffee stand, 7 Brew offers over 20,000 unique drink combinations. From the original Blondie, a caramel and vanilla breve, to 7 Energy, smoothies, shakes and teas, there is something for everyone at 7 Brew. The brand boasts more than 700 stands across the country.
The 7 Brew stand will add 50 jobs to the Rio Grande City area. Those interested in joining the Brew Crew should apply at tejasbrewistas.7brewcareers.com.
Information source: 7 Brew Coffee
