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**Dine and Donate; Soda & Swine's YMCA Benefit** Beginning Monday, July 1st Normal Heights’ most buzzed about mom and pop-style meatball shop, Soda & Swine, will proudly partner with the Y and local nonprofit, Philanthro, in a five-day effort to raise money for the newest neighborhood expansion, the Copley-Price Family YMCA. Soda & Swine will be encouraging San Diegans to dine and donate, with 50% of all profits raised (beverages and cocktails excluded) to directly benefit the neighborhood’s new facility. Serving the surrounding Mid-City areas of North Park, City Heights, Kensington-Talmadge and Normal Heights, the brand new Y will meet the needs of a growing and diverse community, making sure that everyone, regardless of age, income or background, has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive. Formal groundbreaking on the new location is anticipated for September 2013. WHY: As Mid-City grew, the pre-existing 56-year old Copley Family YMCA in City Heights was forced to improvise in order to meet the community’s changing needs. After years of making do with cramped quarters, the Y is now forging ahead with plans for a 53,000 square foot, LEED certified facility. It will feature two pools, gymnasium, pre-school and school-age child care centers, teen center, spacious fitness and wellness center, group exercise rooms, a demonstration kitchen and an outdoor soccer arena. The new Y will be located approximately one mile from the previous location. WHERE: Soda & Swine AND Polite Provisions Polite Provisions, 4696 30th Avenue **guests may order at the S&S counter, yet still dine in Polite Provisions— June 14, 2013 2:39 p.m.