Cheryl’s Cookies, makers of gourmet cookies and baked goods, will hold a Sweet Summer Bake Sale Mega Event on Thursday, July 19 and Friday, July 20 at its flagship retail store in Westerville, OH.
The two-day event will offer up to 75% off a variety of items, including cases of individually wrapped cookies, gift boxes, frozen doughballs, and more. Also, the first 50 customers on Thursday, July 19 will receive a free gift! A portion of proceeds will directly benefit the Nationwide Children’s Hospital and customers can stop by the Nationwide Children’s Hospital tent for crafts, refreshments and giveaways.
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