By Mary Richards
April 11th, 2013 @ 6:51am
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OGDEN — A Mexican restaurant in Ogden
hopes hungry people Thursday will help support a unique group of
students at Weber State University.
Chips and salsa and enchiladas never did this before.
"They are donating to people that quite literally will change the future of their families," said Sonora Grill owner Steve Ballard.
He said 100 percent of Thursday's sales will go toward a scholarship at Weber State University. The scholarship is specifically meant for first-generation immigrant students who are the first in their family to go to college. These students are unable to qualify for financial aide due to their parent's legal status.
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