Butterball donates turkeys to Culinary Institute of America

Turkey producer Butterball LLC is supporting The Culinary Institute of America as the Gift-in-Kind turkey provider through July 31, 2012. As a GIK supporter of the college, Butterball will donate turkeys for a one-year period to be utilized in the CIA’s educational curriculum at its three United States campuses located in California, Texas and New York.

December 19, 2011

Turkey producer Butterball LLC is supporting The Culinary Institute of America as the Gift-in-Kind turkey provider through July 31, 2012.

As a GIK supporter of the college, Butterball will donate turkeys for a one-year period to be utilized in the CIA’s educational curriculum at its three United States campuses located in California, Texas and New York.

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