King of Prussia’s dining and retail community will come together once again to support Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s King of Prussia Campus during the 11th annual KOP Restaurant Week from March 3-14 and KOP Shops for CHOP on Saturday, March 8.

Through these events — produced by King of Prussia District and presented by SERVPRO of King of Prussia — diners, shoppers, and the King of Prussia community have raised $424,006 over the past decade for CHOP’s lifesaving treatment and game-changing research.

KOP Restaurant Week features two-course lunches priced from $20-$30 and three-course dinners from $30-$50 from 17 fine dining restaurants, as well as donation days and deals from 11 fast casual restaurants. KOP Shops for CHOP features donation days and exclusive discounts from 16 retailers.

Since launching KOP Restaurant Week in 2014, King of Prussia District has grown these events into a community-wide fundraiser for CHOP, extending far beyond the restaurant and retail industry. Additional fundraising activities planned for 2025 include:

• Facebook Raffle from Feb. 28-March 14: King of Prussia District will host a fundraiser and contest to win prize packs of restaurant and retailer gift cards on KOP Restaurant Week’s Facebook page. For a donation of $10, donors receive one virtual entry; three entries for $20; and 10 entries for $50. In 2024, these raffles garnered $2,694 in donations.
• Upper Merion Area School District Pajama Day on March 10: Students and staff across all buildings will be encouraged to wear pajamas and, if possible, donate to CHOP.
• Community Champions for CHOP: Generous businesses can pledge a donation of $300-plus to CHOP through this program or host fundraisers of their own.
• Block Party for CHOP on Sunday, April 27 from 1-4 PM (May 4 rain date): King of Prussia District will close out the campaign with a family-friendly block party in King of Prussia Town Center. Main Street will close to make way for entertainment, carnival games, fire trucks, face-painting, raffles, balloon art, and more. The 2024 Block Party welcomed a crowd of more than 1,100 people.

“Every year, we are deeply inspired by the unwavering generosity of our restaurants and retailers who pledge their support to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s King of Prussia Campus,” said Eric Goldstein, President and CEO of King of Prussia District. “The thousands of diners and shoppers who visit King of Prussia during this time play a vital role in helping us raise essential funds for this important and impactful institution.”

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