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7 Brew Coffee raises $5,600 for LCCAA To kick off their opening celebrations, 7 Brew Campbellsville hosted donation days from April 24-26, 2026, where customers could try 7 Brew and "pay what they want," as a donation to Lake Cumberland Community Action Agency, Inc. The event raised $5,600 for LCCAA. Lake Cumberland Community Action Agency provides support to low-income families in Kentucky. The non-profit agency offers programs to reduce poverty, increase self-sufficiency, and provide emergency short-term financial aid. Funding is largely from the Community Services Block Grant program, which offers government grants and case managers to empower low-income families. Services include Low-Income Heating and Energy Assistance Program, emergency food, financial literacy, and job training. Staff brings advocacy and awareness to the community. "We're excited to continue growing and cultivating kindness in Kentucky with 7 Brew's Campbellsville stand," said Ralph Cole, 7 Brew Campbellsville franchisee. "We're proud to partner with Lake Cumberland Community Action Agency and contribute to making a positive difference in the lives of local residents." "Lake Cumberland Community Action Agency is proud to partner with 7 Brew in Taylor County, Kentucky, to strengthen our shared commitment to serving the families and communities of our region," said Nick Shearer, executive director of Lake Cumberland Community Action Agency. "This collaboration reflects what matters most: neighbors supporting neighbors. By working together, we can expand resources, enhance local engagement and create new opportunities that positively impact the lives of the individuals and families we serve each day. We are grateful for 7 Brew's community-minded spirit and their willingness to invest in the well-being of the Lake Cumberland area." This story was posted on 2026-05-12 14:48:18
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