TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (Michigan News Source) – A Traverse City burger joint is setting aside competition to support an owner in need, and it aims to sell 1,000 burgers for a good cause.

Tim Bergstrom, owner of Bergstrom Burgers in Traverse City, has been struggling with treatment for leukemia. One of his competitors, Oakwood Proper Burgers, has jumped in to help.

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Oakwood Burgers is hoping to sell 1,000 burgers on Saturday, April 11, with 100% of the sales going to help Tim to help with his recovery.

Leslie Bilbey, owner of Oakwood Proper Burgers, spoke to Traverse Ticker and said she wants a “win for Tim.” She said, “Tim isn’t just a fellow business owner; he’s a husband, a father, and a provider for his community. We wanted to turn our grills into a force for good. If we can hit 1,000 burgers, it’s a win for Tim and a testament to what this community can do when we come together.”

Oakwood Proper Burgers plans to open at 8 a.m. on Saturday stay open until 10 p.m. or when they hit the goal of 1,000 burgers sold.