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June 22, 2009 12:32 PM
Three coffeehouses contribute portion of June 24 sales to earthquake victims
Posted by Melissa Allison
Caffe Vita founder Michael McConnell and two colleagues from his Italian restaurant Via Tribunali returned from earthquake-devasted Abruzzo, Italy, last week with these photos and video.
On Wednesday, Vita will contribute 30 percent of its sales to victims of the April 6 earthquake that killed nearly 300 people and displaced more than 60,000 others.
Caffe Fiore and Caffe Umbria will contribute a portion of their sales that day, too, along with dozens of other Seattle-area restaurants listed here.
Proceeds will go directly to Polisportiva Paganica Rugby to help rebuild the sports and recreation facility that was destroyed in Paganica, the town at the earthquake's epicenter where displaced youth now have no organized sports.

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