Eat good and give back for brighter futures the whole summer of June, July and August with Rodney Scott’s BBQ. For every pork, chicken, brisket or turkey sandwich sold at Rodney Scott’s BBQ in Homewood, $1 goes straight to the Homewood City Schools Foundation and Rodney Scott’s BBQ in Trussville, $1 goest straight back to the Trussville City Schools Foundation.
“We are extremely excited to team up with the Homewood and Trussville City Schools and give back to the community for brighter futures,” says Nick Halfacre, the Birmingham partner of Rodney Scott’s BBQ. We’re looking forward to connecting with other schools in all of Rodney Scott’s BBQ markets. Serving and giving back is what it’s all about.”
Rodney Scott’s Whole Hog BBQ is built on the traditional, Carolina style pit-cooked method of burning down wood into burning coals and strategically “pit-cooking” meats over those glowing coals for many hours. It’s a dying art that is being taught to new pitmasters in Rodney Scott’s locations in Atlanta, GA, Charleston, SC, Homewood, AL, Nashville, TN and Trussville, AL. The cooking method is crucial to the real difference in taste that makes Rodney Scott’s BBQ special.
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Location for School Fundraiser:
Rodney Scott’s Whole Hog BBQ
2701 18th Street South in Homewood
