Zalim Hot Chicken Burgers Hosts Backpack Giveaway

Parsippany, NJLocal News

Zalim Hot Chicken & Burgers organized a Back to School Backpack Giveaway on August 30, offering essential supplies to local children in Parsippany. Co-owners Saad Choudhry and Humzah Saleem joined local officials, including Mayor James Barberio, to celebrate the event. Families gathered to receive new backpacks, ensuring students were ready for the upcoming school year. Saleem stated, “This backpack drive is our way of showing that we care about our neighbors,” reflecting the restaurant's commitment to community support. Council Vice President Frank Neglia praised the initiative as a prime example of collaboration between business and government.

Economic Development Chairman Frank Cahill emphasized that investments in children by local businesses strengthen the entire community. Zalim Hot Chicken & Burgers, known for its halal-certified menu, aims to be an active partner in Parsippany. The event not only showcased their hospitality but also reinforced their dedication to local engagement.

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