Christmas came early this year for Papa John, when he found the beloved 1971 Z28 Camaro he sold 25 years earlier to save his father's business and open his first Papa John's restaurant. That's why Papa John's is especially proud to partner with Toys for Tots to make the holidays special for less fortunate children across the country with a mini Camaro just like John's! Every toy Camaro includes a coupon for a free medium cheese pizza and for every car sold, Papa John's will donate $1 to Toys for Tots. In addition, Papa John's is donating 5,000 mini Camaros directly to Toys for Tots this holiday season. To purchase your own mini Camaro and help Toys for Tots, visit www.papajohns.com. AP Photo logo AP Photo 2 months ago

Christmas came early this year for Papa John, when he found the beloved 1971 Z28 Camaro he sold 25 years earlier to save his father's business and open his first Papa John's restaurant. That's why Papa John's is especially proud to partner with Toys for Tots to make the holidays special for less fortunate children across the country with a mini Camaro just like John's! Every toy Camaro includes a coupon for a free medium cheese pizza and for every car sold, Papa John's will donate $1 to Toys for Tots. In addition, Papa John's is donating 5,000 mini Camaros directly to Toys for Tots this holiday season. To purchase your own mini Camaro and help Toys for Tots, visit www.papajohns.com.

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