ABOUT US | CONTACT US | ADVERTISE | RSS
 
Progressive Grocer
Web
Subscribe
Newsletters Magazine
NEW VIDEO: PRODUCTS: Phil Lempert's Hits and Misses • TOP WOMEN IN GROCERY: Multimedia: Photo Gallery
features - corporate social responsibility


Save Mart Raises $50K for CA, NV Fire Relief

Aug 28, 2008

Save Mart yesterday said it raised nearly $50,000 during the months of July and August to support the fire relief efforts of the American Red Cross in Northern California and Northern Nevada.

"The wildfires that scorched the western United States this summer affected everyone," said Steve Junqueiro, e.v.p. and c.o.o. of Save Mart. "Residents lost homes and businesses, firefighters were placed in harm's way, and communities everywhere breathed air fouled by smoke from the fires. The Red Cross brought relief to victims and sustained the firefighters, and stretched their resources while performing these vital services."
 
The fund raising ran from July 11 to August 17, and shoppers of Save Mart, S-Mart Foods, Lucky, and FoodMaxx stores were able to donate any amount to the Red Cross at store check stands, and received receipts that itemized their donation for their tax records.
 
Save Mart operates nearly 250 stores throughout Northern California and Northern Nevada under the Save Mart, S-Mart Foods, Lucky, and FoodMaxx banners.


recent corporate social responsibility
> Back to corporate social responsibility Homepage
news
Advertisement
products
Freeze safely
Only 25 percent to 30 percent of household freezers are actually operating at or below the 0-degree Fahrenheit threshold recommended by the USDA, and with about 100 million freezers in the United States alone, that could mean a lot of compromised frozen food.

Premium pieces
M&Ms have gone up in the world—from basic, iconic treat to bona fide gourmet indulgence—with the launch of M&Ms Premiums.

Advertisement
research & analysis
Produce Ops2008 Produce Operations Review
Shaking the tree: PG's annual "state of the produce department" study finds wholesale price hikes and elusive profits fighting against the industry's continuing efforts to improve consumption.

61st Annual Consumer Expenditures Study
Grocery industry sales gains continue, riding a wave of higher food prices, for better or worse.

Advertisement
 
Convenience Store News Gourmet Retailer Smart Supplier