Jacksonville, Florida – From March 1 to May 31, 2010, kids who enjoy ‘living green’ can win their own ACER Netbook computer from Woody’s Bar-B-Q® . They are hosting a contest to give away a netbook computer to one grand prize winner.

Kids up to 10 years of age are invited to make a pig out of recycled materials and bring the pig into their neighborhood Woody’s Bar-B-Q™. Each entry will be entered into the Grand Prize competition. Participating Woody’s restaurants will be choosing a local winner and sending a photo of the winning pig to the corporate office. Every local winner will be qualified to be in the GRAND PRIZE computer contest.

CONTEST RULES:
Contest runs March 1 – May 31, 2010
Kids up to 10 years of age eligible to win the Grand Prize ACER Netbook Computer
Submit a recycled material pig to local Woody’s Bar-B-Q™ restaurant
Include Name, Telephone, Address, Email

All entries will be prominently displayed in neighborhood Woody’s

Each local winner will be entered in the GRAND PRIZE DRAWING – with winner chosen on June 7, 2010 in Jacksonville, Florida

With 40+ locations in Florida, Tennessee, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Georgia South and North Carolina, Woody’s Bar-B-Q® has become a legendary family-owned Southern dining treasure recognized for its smokin’ family-friendly restaurant, full-service catered events, traditional slow-smoked meats and secret recipe Bar-B-Q sauces. One of the fastest growing restaurant franchises in the nation, Woody and Yolanda have always given generously to support community projects and fundraisers throughout the chain’s network.

Media Inquiries: Tammy Poudrier, Director of Marketing
(904) 992-0556 Ex. 30
tammy@woodysbarbq.com
www.woodys.com

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