CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A local clothing company has made a big donation in memory of beloved sandwich shop owner Scott Brooks.
Scott Brooks was gunned down outside his family’s restaurant, Brooks’ Sandwich Shop, in NoDa in December. On Wednesday, sources confirmed to Channel 9 police arrested a man and have in custody.
.@glory_days_CLT presents the Brooks family with a check for $12,250 that will go to Habitat. The money comes from sales of “Too Blessed to be Stressed” shirts sold in honor of Scott Brooks. pic.twitter.com/QoSdP2htfp
— Michael Stolp (@StolpWSOC9) March 4, 2020
Glory Days Apparel presented a check to the Brooks Family and Habitat for Humanity for $12,250.
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Past coverage:
- Artist’s mural on popular NoDa sandwich shop honors slain co-owner
- CMPD releases surveillance video of suspects in NoDa sandwich shop co-owner’s slaying
- Landmark NoDa sandwich shop will reopen after tragedy, but with different hours
- Police investigate homicide outside Brooks’ Sandwich House in NoDa
- Charlotte restaurateurs react after murder of Brooks’ Sandwich House co-owner
- ‘It hurts’: NoDa grieving after man murdered outside his sandwich shop
- Family, NoDa community to say final goodbyes to beloved sandwich shop co-owner
- Brooks’ Sandwich Shop in NoDa named one of nation’s ‘Best Classic Restaurants’
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They have been selling t-shirts with the phrase “Too Blessed to be Stressed," which was a favorite saying of Scott Brooks.
The money raised will be used to build affordable housing on 2-acres of land off WT Harris Boulevard that was donated by the Brooks Family.
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