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Crabby Bill's Restaurants plans a Labor Day Weekend BBQ event to benefit Tampa Bay Watch. Five of their local restaurants including the Indian Rocks Beach, Clearwater Beach, Beachwalk, Tarpon Springs and St. Petersburg locations will participate in the event. Crabby Bill's will donate $1 for every crab cake dinner entrée and Crab Trap specialty drink sold at all five restaurants on Saturday and Sunday.

Come out to their newest location on 9900 4th St. N in St. Petersburg which will host an outdoor festival Saturday, September 4th, 11am - 7pm and Sunday, September 5th, 11am - 6pm with tasty seafood BBQ, a clam eating contest and fun kids' activities including bounce houses. Enter the raffle to win loads of great prizes! Tampa Bay Watch will also benefit by the sale of their raffle tickets. Bring Dawn dish detergent or your old towels to benefit the Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary.

Tampa Bay Watch is a nonprofit organization dedicated exclusively to the protection and restoration of the marine and wetland environments of the Tampa Bay estuary through scientific and educational programs. The organization mobilizes over 10,000 community volunteers per year with hands-on habitat restoration projects such as salt marsh plantings, oyster dome and reef construction, coastal cleanups and storm drain markings. The mission of the organization has a positive and visible impact on the community, children and the Tampa Bay area through restoration projects and education programs.

For over 25 years, Crabby Bill's Restaurants have been serving the freshest seafood at family friendly prices. Their founders, Bill and Dolores Loder, instilled a passion for quality and service that they strive to live up to everyday. Their children and grandchildren continue this tradition at all locations and their pride is in every meal they serve.

 
Tampa Bay Watch is a nonprofit 501 (c)(3) stewardship program dedicated exclusively to the charitable and scientific purpose of protecting and restoring the marine and wetland environments of the Tampa Bay estuary encompassing over 400 square miles of open water and 2,300 square miles of highly- developed watershed. Tampa Bay Watch involves more than 10,000 youth and adult volunteers each year in hands on habitat restoration projects. For more information, visit www.tampabaywatch.org , or call 727-867-8166.