LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Pinkbox Doughnuts is staying true to their brand by giving a smile to those in the Las Vegas valley who need it most.
The popular doughnut shop is giving back to the heroes on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic by donating free doughnuts.
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Pinkbox owner Judith Seigel said the company wants to thank as many health care professionals and law enforcement officers as possible.
Since the city shut down to prevent the spread of the virus, Pinkbox has delivered over 6,000 free doughnuts across the valley.
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Pinkbox Doughnuts continues to practice social distancing while staying open 24/7, only allowing two customers inside a store at a time.
Visit pinkboxdoughnuts.com to learn more.
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