Feedme Hospitality and Clarity Legal donate $5K to South County Fire Foundation

Feedme Hospitality & Restaurant Group’s 2026 Fourth of July Lemonade Fundraiser raised $2,500 for the South County Fire Foundation. Clarity Legal is contributing an additional $2,500 match, bringing the combined donation to $5,000, the organizations announced in a news release.

Held July 3-6 at participating Feedme restaurants, the annual fundraiser invited guests to support the cause through purchases of specialty lemonade-inspired beverages. Funds support the South County Fire Foundation and burn survivor recovery programs, including the Washington State Council of Fire Fighters Burn Foundation and summer camps for children who have experienced burn injuries.

The fundraiser grew from Feedme Hospitality’s gratitude for local firefighters after they helped contain a fire near their Edmonds restaurant Bar Dojo. What began as a thank you has become a longstanding Fourth of July community tradition connecting Feedme guests, team members, first responders and local partners.

“Community support is at the heart of everything we do. We are incredibly grateful to our guests, team members and Clarity Legal for matching this year’s contribution. Together, we’ve raised funds that will directly support burn survivors and programs that make a lasting difference in people’s lives,” said Shubert Ho, CEO and co-founder, Feedme Hospitality & Restaurant Group,

“We were honored to partner with Feedme Hospitality on this year’s fundraiser. As a community-based business, we believe in supporting the organizations and first responders who serve our neighbors every day,” said Adam Urra, founding partner, Clarity Legal. “The South County Fire Foundation’s work supporting burn survivors and children affected by burn injuries has a meaningful impact across our region, and we’re proud to help amplify that impact through our matching contribution.”