Grooveberries sees surge in sales following Charlie Kirk tribute
Frozen yogurt cups at Grooveberries in Coeur d'Alene adorn stickers memorializing Charlie Kirk.
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Jim Gavras, left, visited Grooveberries from Deer Lake, Wash., on Wednesday to make a $100 donation toward the shop’s fundraising efforts for the family of Charlie Kirk. Pictured with Grooveberries owner Chase Gibson.
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Grooveberries in Coeur d'Alene has seen a significant uptick in business after announcing fundraising efforts for Erika Kirk, wife of the late Charlie Kirk.
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COEUR d’ALENE — Jim Gavras didn’t make the 62-mile drive from Deer Lake, Wash., to Grooveberries just for frozen yogurt Wednesday.
As soon as he entered the shop, Gavras presented owners Chase and Sarah Gibson with a $100 bill, which was received with smiles, handshakes and hugs.
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