Business Notebook: Worthwhile Cause, Cheap Hotdogs and Football Fundraising

is stepping up to the plate today for Ruby Jane Taylor, the little .

Twenty percent of sales on Saturday will be donated to Matt and Ani Taylor, Ruby Jane's parents, as they wait a call that will help their daughter reach her first birthday. Ruby Jane is 6 months old, and is currently at UCLA Medical Center where she will remain until a donor is found.

Neither of her parents are donor matches. Interested parties can also make a donation through the family's blog. 

WIENERSCHNITZEL

Wienerschnitzel is celebrating its 50th anniversary on Sunday by offering up bargain prices at its 350 locations nationwide, although the bulk of those locations are in California.

There isn't a Wienerschnitzel in Rancho Santa Margarita, but there is that's pretty convenient—it's just a short distance off Santa Margarita Parkway on Lake Forest Drive.

The restaurant is offering up 61-cent original chili, kraut and mustad dogs, a chance to win a trip to Germany and "many fun prizes and giveaways" according to a release.

The 61 cents is in recognition of the restaurant's origination in 1961 with a stand in Wilmington, CA.

Guests can enter for a chance to win a trip for two to Germany; the trip includes roundtrip airfare to Munich, 7 days/6 nights hotel accommodations and $1,000 spending cash.  Entry forms are available in stores on July 17 only.

Wienerschnitzel is based in Irvine, and operates in 10 states as well as Guam.

TRABUCO HILLS FOOTBALL

The Touchdown Club of Trabuco Hills High is conducting a fundraiser with an online auction through July 18. Access to the auction can be accessed here. Some of the items that are up for bid are stays at the Always Inn in San Clemente, La Quinta Resort, and a Cancun package; tickets to the Angels-Yankees and Chargers-Bills; and many items of signed memorabilia.

The Dove Canyon Country Club will be the site of a golf fundraiser for the Trabuco football team. The event is July 18. Register on the program's website. The format is four-man scramble, with contests such as putting, longest drive, closest to the pin, hole in one, helicopter drop; there is also a raffle and silent auction. Registration and silent auction begins at 8:30 a.m.; shotgun start at 10 a.m.