U.S. Veteran and Little Caesars franchisee Patricia Evans celebrates the opening for her new Little Caesars Pizza Restaurant in Valdosta, Georgia. Evans is the fifth veteran to open a store under the Little Caesars Veterans Program which offers honorably discharged, service-disabled veterans who qualify as Little Caesars franchisees a benefit of up to $68,000. Honorably discharged, non-service-disabled veterans who qualify as Little Caesars franchisees are eligible for a benefit of $10,000.
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