43rd Annual Cowboy Breakfast Moving to Community Support / Delivery Program for 2021 – Still delivers Scholarships
Home-grown Celebrations Encouraged
San Antonio, Texas — For the past 42 years, we’ve had hundreds of volunteers gather in the wee hours of the morning to serve a traditional San Antonio-style chuckwagon breakfast to thousands, but in order to observe the City of San Antonio’s Covid guidelines, we are changing the way Cowboy Breakfast will serve the community in 2021 and we will not be hosting our large scale event. Instead, together with our sponsors & partners we will honor those that serve our community and those that are most in need with special breakfast deliveries on Friday, January 29th. Additionally, we will continue the tradition of supporting education thru scholarship by donating $5000 to the St. Phillip’s Culinary Arts Program
WHO: EVENT DATE: WHERE:
43rd Annual Cowboy Breakfast
Friday, January 29th, 6:00 AM to 10:00 AM CT
Cowboy Breakfast will be prepped at Beethoven Maennerchor 422 Pereida, San Antonio, TX 78210 starting at 6am
Deliveries will head out around 7:15am to the following locations:
- Roy Maas Youth Alternatives - 3103 West Ave (delivery 7:30-8am)
- Family Violence Prevention Center - 7911 Broadway St (delivery 7:30-8am)
- Seton Home - 1115 Mission Road (delivery about 8:30am)
Additionally, Cowboy Breakfast encourages all families to celebrate the Cowboy Breakfast at home! Consumers will be encouraged to share their pictures from their “home-grown
2021 Cowboy Breakfast” celebration to our social media channels and tag our event #cowboybreakfast2021. Random folks will be lucky winners and receive a Cowboy Breakfast basket with goodies from many of our community supporters.
A huge thank you to the following for their help in making 2021 Cowboy Breakfast happen: Kiolbassa, Pioneer Brands, Butter Krust Bakery, Oak Farms Dairy, Jordan Ford, Cricket Wireless, and Republic Services.
About Cowboy Breakfast
The Cowboy Breakfast Foundation was started in 1979 as an annual kick-off event for Rodeo season. Over the years we have given over $200,000 in scholarships to various non-profits including St. Phillip’s College’s Culinary Arts program. The event is run by volunteers and a Board of Directors. Sponsors and donors contribute to each year’s event to help with the breakfast items and the scholarship fund-raising.
Visit thecowboybreaksfast.com to learn more. Stay up-to-date and connect with us on Facebook.
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