Pepsi Dig In is a "purpose-driven platform designed to drive access, business acceleration and awareness for Black-owned restaurants." The brand recently enlisted chef Carla Hall to announce the return of Pepsi Dig In Day on November 5th and encourage consumers to dine at Black-owned restaurants.
From October 25th through November 6th, fans who post their meal and tag their favorite local Black-owned eatery will have the chance to win $5,000 for themselves and a $5,000 donation for the nominated restaurant when they include @PepsiDigIn and #DigInShowLove #sweepstakes.
"I’ve always been passionate about celebrating the food and community that Black-owned restaurants bring to the table. Pepsi Dig In does a phenomenal job of supporting these culinary gems with initiatives like Pepsi Dig In Day. We can all make a tangible impact by dining at these restaurants and enjoying what they have to offer," said chef Carla Hall.
Black-Owned Restaurant Initiatives
Pepsi Enlists Chef Carla Hall to Kick-Off 'Pepsi Dig In Day'
Trend Themes
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3. Celebrity Endorsement - Pepsi enlisted Chef Carla Hall to endorse Dig In Day and promote dining at Black-owned restaurants
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