* Better Made donation to help kids in need

DETROIT, MI -- Better Made Snack Foods has teamed up with the University of Michigan C.S. Mott Children's Hospital for "Doubles For Kids" to help kids in need. During baseball's entire 162-game season, every time a Detroit player hits a double an announcement will be made statewide on the game's radio broadcast network that Better Made Snack Foods has made a donation to the C.S. Mott Hospital.

"The U-M C.S. Mott Children's Hospital is a nationally recognized leading center for pediatric care and we're proud to help them in their mission to give world class care to their "Little Victors"," says Mark Winkelman, President of Better Made.

Founded in 1930 in Detroit as Cross and Peters, Better Made has developed and provided a wide variety of high quality award-winning snack foods, including flavored potato chips, potato sticks, gourmet popcorn, krinkle chips, rainbow chips, crunchy and kettle cooked chips, popcorn, pretzels, beef jerky, tortilla chips, puff stuff, pork rinds, wearable apparel, a limited edition commemorative tin filled with one pound of mouth watering original chips, and more! The family-owned company uses locally grown potatoes and trans fat-free cottonseed oil. For more information, please visit www.bettermadesnackfoods.com. You may also follow Better Made on Facebook and Twitter. Michigan Made – Better Made.

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