A GoFundMe campaign called Help Grits & Grace Rise Again was launched Tuesday and had raised nearly $21,000 Wednesday.

PaciDough's Pizza Joint in South Toms River will donate a portion of Wednesday's proceeds to Grits & Grace, which was damaged by fire Monday night.

Grits & Grace, a breakfast and lunch restaurant in the Bayville section of Berkeley Township, was damaged in a fire Monday night.

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