ARLINGTON, MASS. (WHDH) - An Arlington sub shop will be giving back to its community by feeding the town’s teachers with a 200-foot Italian sub.
D’Agostino’s Deli estimates it will use about 75 pounds of salami, 30 pounds of cheese, and many 6-foot long pieces of bread.
They’re making the sandwich to raise awareness for Arlington Food Link, a local organization that donates food to families in need.
“I thought, in my situation, having the family business, having a food store, I thought it would be a good idea to pick a piece that I could raise money for and bring awareness to and do some good,” said Sam D’Agostino.
They’ll assemble the 200-foot sandwich at the deli next week, and will take over the Arlington High School football field to help feed the teachers.
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