Kent Station Invites You to Spice It Up This Spring to Earn Dollars for Kent Scholars

Kent Station, in partnership with Centex Homes, is excited to announce its March Dollars for Kent Scholars promotion. Starting March 1, 2007, for the entire month of March, visitors to Kent Station are invited to spice it up this spring by dining at the urban village’s 12 food establishments to earn scholarship money for local high school students.

Here’s how it works. When Kent Station visitors dine at one of 12 participating eateries, they will complete a postcard stating the name of the restaurant they selected and why they chose it. For each entry submitted, Kent Station will donate $1 to the Kent Station–Centex Homes Scholarship Fund.

In addition, diners who submit an entry will be automatically entered into the Grand Prize Drawing for one of five Kent Station gift cards. one entry for each food establishment per diner will be accepted. The lucky grand prize winner will receive a $500 Kent Station gift card; the 2nd place winner will receive a $250 gift card; and 3rd, 4th and 5th place winners will win $100 gift cards. The more entries received, the more money raised for scholarships, and the more chances Kent Station visitors have to win! Everybody benefits – diners get a tasty treat and Kent grads get cash for college. Now that’s a win-win!

For more information, call Kent Station at 253-856-2301, visit the Kent Station Web site at www.kentstation.com, or stop by one of the 12 participating food establishments: Chipotle Mexican Grill, Cold Stone Creamery, Cow Chip Cookies, Dilettante Mocha & Espresso Café, Duke’s Chowder House, Jamba Juice, Johnny Rockets, Panera Bread Co., Pizzeria Fondi, The Ram Restaurant & Brewery, Zao Noodle Bar and Zephyr Grill & Bar

Kent Station is an urban village developed by Seattle-based Tarragon Development Company and is located on 18 acres in the heart of downtown Kent, Washington on Ramsay Way. The 470,000 sq. ft., mixed-use project features office, retail and entertainment including a 14-screen AMC Theaters Cineplex and a branch campus of Green River Community College.