http://chicago.eater.com/2015/3/18/8250453/susan-sarandon-spin-pingpong-river-north

Ping pong at Chicago bars isn't anything new. Streeters and Happy Village are among the places where bar-goers can swing a paddle. So what will distinguish SPiN from the others besides premium prices to help offset the property taxes in River North? Topp said SPiN will donate money to charity, saying they feel honored to be part of the communities they enter. They also donate table time to local schools, hoping to expose kids to ping pong. Would that make them, "SPiN instructors?" In Chicago, SPiN will work with The Remix Project.

"We feel strongly about giving back to those communities, specifically in the realm of working with underprivileged and marginalized youth," Topp said.<<

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