Support South Dakota Taco John’s Fundraiser For Deputy Katherine
South Dakota is rallying together for a brave, fallen officer who lost her life on the line of duty earlier this week.
26-year-old Minnehaha County Sheriff’s Deputy Katherine Ann Frank gave her life for her South Dakota neighbors. Now, businesses want to give back to help Deputy Frank's family during this difficult period.
Read More: Small Neighborhood South Dakota Coffee Shop Honors Fallen Deputy
Local Taco John's locations across the Sioux Empire are hosting a free-will donation fundraiser to assist Deputy Katherine Ann Frank's family with various expenses.
From 7 AM until 11 AM this Friday, October 16th, all Taco John's restaurants in Sioux Falls, Tea, and Brandon will hand out free Bacon or Sausage Meat & Potato Breakfast Burritos. Goodwill donations are highly encouraged!
100% of "every dollar donated will go directly to the Minnehaha County Deputies Association for the benefit of Katherine's family." Breakfast is the important meal of the day, especially this Friday, October 16th.
We invite individuals, families, businesses, and organizations to stop by, grab breakfast for yourself or your team, and give whatever you can. Every donation, large or small, makes a difference. Our law enforcement community is always there when we need them. Now it's our turn to be there for one of their own. Let's show Katherine's family what an incredible community we have
Our news partners at Dakota News Now spoke with her hometown of Madison, Minnesota just over the South Dakota boarder. It's clear: The town of Madison, Minnesota loved her like family from a young age. You can read their memories of Deputy Katherine Ann Frank here.
Go to Taco John's. Have breakfast this Friday, October 16th in honor of Deputy Frank. You can also click here to find the GoFundMe page to support Katherine's family.
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