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 <strong>Keep Jakeeno’s Alive</strong>
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 50 Years of Pizza, Family &amp; the Heart of Powderhorn Park
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 An interim $50,000 goal to keep Patty, Amy, and the Jakeeno’s team paid while insurance is evaluated
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 For 50 years, Jakeeno’s Pizza &amp; Pasta has been more than a restaurant on the corner of Chicago Avenue and 36th Street — it has been a gathering place, a first job, an after-school treat, and a second home for generations of south Minneapolis. On Saturday, July 11th, a fire tore through the roof of our beloved corner. Now we’re asking the community that Jakeeno’s has fed and welcomed for half a century to help us through this moment and keep the Jakeeno’s name — and everything it stands for — alive.
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 In the early morning hours of Saturday, July 11th, firefighters responded to smoke pouring from the roof of Jakeeno’s. Crews found an active fire burning beneath the roof membrane and had to open multiple sections of the roof to put it out. Thankfully, no one was hurt — the restaurant was closed and empty at the time. But while the flames were stopped within an hour, smoke poured through the dining room, kitchen, and bar, and Jakeeno’s is now closed until further notice. Overnight, Patty, Amy, and the entire staff lost the income they depend on — and what comes next for the restaurant is genuinely uncertain.
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 <strong>A 50-Year Family Legacy</strong>
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 Jakeeno’s was founded in 1975 by Jack and Carol Keegan, who created the name by “shaking the Irish out” of Jack’s own. From day one, Jack built the restaurant on a simple, stubborn promise: high-quality food at a fair price, generous portions, and no cutting corners — no coupons, no compromises. That promise made Jakeeno’s a south Minneapolis institution.
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 Today, Jack and Carol’s daughters, Patty and Amy Keegan, carry that legacy forward. They bought the business in 2001 and have now run it nearly as long as their parents did — pouring everything they have into honoring their father’s vision. Under their care, Jakeeno’s has not only endured but grown: a full bar and community events like trivia, karaoke, and drag brunch; and Jakeeno’s Italian Wholesale, bringing their signature frozen pizzas and sauces to local co-ops and grocery stores like Kowalski’s, the Wedge, and Mississippi Market.
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 “It was never really an option to just be done,” Patty has said. “It just didn’t come to mind.”
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 <strong>A Restaurant That Never Gave Up on Its Neighborhood</strong>
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 Few small businesses have been tested the way Jakeeno’s has — and few have answered the way the Keegan sisters did. When the COVID-19 pandemic shuttered dining rooms across the country, Jakeeno’s kept its ovens lit, pivoting to takeout and doing whatever it took to keep feeding its neighbors and keep its people employed through the most uncertain months many of us have ever known.
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 Then, just as the neighborhood was finding its footing, tragedy struck close to home. George Floyd was killed at 38th and Chicago — barely two blocks from Jakeeno’s front door. As that intersection became George Floyd Square, a place of grief, memorial, and gathering for the whole world, Jakeeno’s stood in the middle of a neighborhood in pain. The financial pressure to close was enormous. But Patty and Amy refused. They saw Jakeeno’s as a safe, welcoming, steady presence their community needed more than ever.
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 “It was important for us to try everything that we could to stick around because of what was going on in the neighborhood,” Patty said. “We didn’t want to abandon them.” And through the pandemic, through the aftermath of George Floyd’s death, and through every hard stretch since, Powderhorn Park showed up for Jakeeno’s in return — neighbors walking in just to ask, “How are you doing? Do you need anything?” Now, Jakeeno’s needs that same community more than ever.
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 <strong>Our Interim Ask: Keep the Team Paid</strong>
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 While the insurance company continues its evaluation of the damage, one thing simply can’t wait: the people. Overnight, Patty, Amy, and the entire Jakeeno’s staff lost the paychecks and tips they count on to support their families.
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 This is an interim ask, focused squarely on that human need. Insurance may eventually address the building and repairs, but it won’t put food on the table for the team in the meantime. Every dollar raised here goes directly to wages and tips for Patty, Amy, and the Jakeeno’s staff — the people who are Jakeeno’s — keeping them supported through the closure:
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 • Wages for Patty and Amy Keegan, who have poured their lives into this place
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 • Wages for the cooks, servers, bartenders, and staff who make Jakeeno’s what it is
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 • Tips that our team relies on as a core part of their income
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 Our $50,000 goal is a bridge — interim support to keep the team whole while the insurance process plays out and the family charts the path forward. Anything raised beyond it stays with the staff and the business through this closure.
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 <strong>Jakeeno’s Isn’t Going Anywhere</strong>
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 Jakeeno’s has always been more than a building. It’s 50 years of recipes, a name this neighborhood trusts, and a family determined to carry it forward. Whatever the future holds for the space at 36th &amp; Chicago, the Jakeeno’s name — and the flavors behind it — will live on. Right now, Patty and Amy are focused on protecting their father’s legacy and taking care of the people who make Jakeeno’s what it is.
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 And the flavors you grew up on are still here. Jakeeno’s signature pizzas and sauces are already on shelves at local co-ops and grocers through Jakeeno’s Italian Wholesale — and that side of the family business will keep growing, bringing a taste of Jakeeno’s to even more tables across the Twin Cities. Your support helps protect the brand, the recipes, and the family behind them through this moment.
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 If Jakeeno’s has ever been part of your story — a slice after the game, a first date, a family Friday night — please give what you can and share this page with everyone who loves this place. Thank you for standing with the Keegan family in keeping Jakeeno’s alive.
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 Organized by Bob Tinsley (Break Bread Hospitality) on behalf of Patty and Amy Keegan. All proceeds go directly to the Keegan family and Jakeeno’s.
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Keep Jakeeno’s Alive: Support Patty, Amy & Team

<div>On the morning of Wednesday, January 31, the home of Ann Johnson and her son, Graeme Butler, and their two dogs, was destroyed by fire.
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<div> Ann was already at school working with her students when she got the dreaded call that there was a fire in the house. Thankfully, Graeme was alerted by the smoke detectors and dogs, called 911 and they all made it out of the house unharmed.  Although the firefighters thought they had extinguished the fire, it later reignited, and quickly spread.  The firefighters again worked to save the house, but the damage this time was too extensive. The home and its contents were destroyed by the fire, water and smoke. Ann and Graeme lost all of their belongings.   Although they have homeowners insurance, it is going to be a long road to recovery and there is plenty that is needed right away. They will need housing, clothes to go to work and school and items for daily life. Any contributions you’re able to make will go to Ann’s bank account for immediate use. Thank you in advance for your generosity during this difficult time. 
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Johnson House Fire Recovery Fund

<div>About a year ago, I was diagnosed with Congestive Heart Failure or CHF or, as I like to call it, “a broken heart.”



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<div>I’ve spent about 60 days in the hospital this past year through several visits. I’ve had four operations, with a 5th scheduled after the first of the year. 


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<div>My days of spending 12-18 hours in a kitchen are no longer on the table. So, instead, I will be spending as much time as possible on recovering and reviving the podcast I started several years ago. It was beginning to get some traction with potential sponsors and I would like to see where I can take it now. 

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<div>So as I get back in the podcasting saddle, I’m optimistic about this new adventure with or without ticker problems.



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<div>This money will be used as a bridge to get a revenue stream running again. If I raise anything over my goal…I will be sharing that portion with No Kid Hungry. So thanks for the help if you can. And a huge thanks for the good vibes from everyone.



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Fixing a broken heart.

<div>My brother Tore passed away unexpectedly. We are just trying to raise some funds to help his children give him a proper send-off. If you are able to help in any way we would be highly appreciative and please say some prayers and hug your loved ones tight! Rest in Peace my brother. 
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Funeral and  final expenses Tore Nadeau

<div>A super typhoon hit the Philippines and 90% of the homes have no roofs. Ernies brother Ken has lived in the Philippines for 20+ years as a missionary. Ken wants to raise $5000 to help 50 families in his town repair their roofs. Every little bit will help rebuild this town. 
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Keep Jakeeno’s Alive: Support Patty, Amy & Team

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