PASADENA, Calif.–Wescom Credit Union will once again do its part to help people deal with losing an hour’s sleep this weekend with its ninth annual #WescomKindness Daylight Saving Time event. Wescom will be picking up the tab for coffee at 22 select The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf locations in Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties.
“For 89 years, Wescom has been dedicated to helping Southern Californians live better lives,” said VP-Marketing Tamar Atamian. “Giving people in the community a taste of #WescomKindness by picking up the tab for their coffee after they’ve lost an hour of sleep is a simple expression of how much we care.”
Wescom said it is also taking some of the pain out of losing an hour of sleep by offering recipients of #WescomKindness a chance to win $500 when they post a photo of themselves on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter with the hashtag #WescomKindness. The winner will be chosen randomly from eligible participants.
First Come, First Caffeined
In all, Wescom said it will be providing $44,000 worth of beverages for the day beginning when doors open the morning of March 12 at each of the 22 designated Southern California The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf cafés. The free beverages are available on a first-come, first-served basis until funds allocated to each café have been exhausted.
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