Bashas' Shoppers Can Choose Their Charity in New Fundraising Program
The grocer will donate up to $5,000 to each charity, based on loyalty card purchases linked to the charity.
Aug 29, 2008
Bashas' yesterday launched a "Shop & Give" program in which
shoppers can donate 1 percent of their grocery purchases to their
favorite nonprofit, including local schools, churches, or animal
rescue organizations.
To participate, shoppers link their Thank You Card to the nonprofit
organization of their choice at any Bashas' checkout. The grocer
will donate 1 percent of the total sales linked to each group, for
up to a $5,000 donation. This year's program runs from Sept. 1
until March 31, 2009, and is available at all 82 Bashas'
locations.
"This charitable program is a win-win for both local nonprofits and
shoppers," said Kristy Nied, director of communications for
Chandler, Ariz.-based Bashas'. "There is no cost for customers to
participate in the program; it's as easy as linking your Thank You
Card at the register and then shopping at Bashas'. Nonprofits are
thrilled about the program, too -- not only has the economy made it
especially challenging to fundraise, but we've doubled the maximum
amount they can earn through this year's program."
Bashas' Shoppers Can Choose Their Charity in New Fundraising Program
The grocer will donate up to $5,000 to each charity, based on loyalty card purchases linked to the charity.
Aug 29, 2008
Bashas' yesterday launched a "Shop & Give" program in which shoppers can donate 1 percent of their grocery purchases to their favorite nonprofit, including local schools, churches, or animal rescue organizations.
To participate, shoppers link their Thank You Card to the nonprofit organization of their choice at any Bashas' checkout. The grocer will donate 1 percent of the total sales linked to each group, for up to a $5,000 donation. This year's program runs from Sept. 1 until March 31, 2009, and is available at all 82 Bashas' locations.
"This charitable program is a win-win for both local nonprofits and shoppers," said Kristy Nied, director of communications for Chandler, Ariz.-based Bashas'. "There is no cost for customers to participate in the program; it's as easy as linking your Thank You Card at the register and then shopping at Bashas'. Nonprofits are thrilled about the program, too -- not only has the economy made it especially challenging to fundraise, but we've doubled the maximum amount they can earn through this year's program."