On Friday, September 5, Which Wich of Coronado brought some old fashioned comfort food to children and parents staying at Ronald McDonald House, serving up more than a hundred peanut butter and grape jelly sandwiches for lunch.

It was all part of the sandwich shop's Project PB&J, started by Jeff Sinelli, the company’s founder, seven months ago.  The idea is “to spread the love, one sandwich at a time.” That starts with someone buying a single sandwich at Which Wich, said Maggie Holland, who co-owns the Coronado franchise with her husband Dennis.  Each sandwich cost $3.00, of...

Since 1991, the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center (DCAC) has provided hope and healing to the most severely abused children in Dallas County. Last year alone, DCAC provided free services to more than 2,400 children who were sexually abused, severely physically abused, or who had witnessed a violent crime.

DCAC provides a warm, child-friendly environment to help children who are referred by law enforcement or child protective services. DCAC has expert child therapists who provide art therapy, play therapy, animal assisted therapy and music therapy to help children process trauma and heal emotional scars as a result of abuse.

“The PB&Js were a huge hit. I was chatting with the childcare worker and she said the clients walk out saying, ‘Thank you. I was so hungry.’ We are so thankful that Which Wich is spreading the love to our kids.”

M. Jackson

Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center

Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches have always had a special place in Jeff and Courtney Sinelli’s hearts. As the founders of Which Wich, a PB&J was the first wich made at the restaurant and it’s a sandwich that simply makes them happy. They’re hoping to help spread that love.

Which Wich founders Jeff and Courtney Sinelli share a love for the PB&J sandwich. As kids, they both requested PB&Js for lunch. Every day. After they met, fell in love, and opened the first Which Wich, the very first sandwich they made at the restaurant was a PB&J. After working...

Houston-area Which Wich restaurants recently teamed up with Kids’ Meals, Inc. to help end hunger in the Houston area. The stores have committed to donate 3,000 wiches to Houston children throughout the summer and the first donation of 1,000 PB&Js took place on Thursday, July 10.

TJ Schier, Which Wich franchisee said, 
“What this donation did was put a face to the project. We were able to have an impact on a huge organization and help over 3,000 kids in needs. We’re trying to figure out how we can do even more.

“This particular organization is feeding kids...