FIGO'S PHILANTHROPY

If you've been to FIGO Pasta, you've seen these brightly employee-decorated pepper grinders. Now, FIGO founder Sandro Romagnoli is hoping you'll buy one to help  raise money for the Child Protection Center  at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. In October, the restaurateur-who has grown to seven locations-will sell hand-painted peppermills for $17, with the proceeds going to the children's charity that aides victims of child abuse.

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