Union City, GA—Publix Super Markets Atlanta Division raised $331,834 during the annual Food For All holiday season fundraiser that appeared in stores from November 16 to December 27, 2008. The six-week Food For All campaign gave customers the opportunity to make a $1, $3 or $5 contribution by simply selecting a coupon and having the cashier scan it. The donation appeared on the register receipt. Thirty-four regional charities were presented with checks during the month of May, including a $ 3,135.65 check to The Children’s Village at Christian City to support the abandoned, neglected and abused children who live in the cottages on their campus. Since 1995, Publix Atlanta Division has raised more than $2,348,000 for local charities through the holiday season Food For All program.
“Thanks to the generosity of our customers, more than three dozen regional and local food banks, food pantries and other non-profit agencies will benefit. The Food For All fundraising campaign is a simple and effective way for our associates and customers to give back to their communities,” says Brenda Reid, Manager of Media and Community Relations, Publix Super Markets, Atlanta Division. Located in Union City, Christian City has been caring for less fortunate children in a residential setting since 1965. More than 1,000 children have called Christian City “home” and have benefited from loving, Christian staff and houseparents. For more information on The Children’s Village and on how you can make a donation, volunteer, or become a child sponsor please call 770-703-2636 or visit www.christiancity.org.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Publix Super Markets And Customers Raise More Than $331,000 During Holiday Fundraiser To Benefit 34 Regional Charities
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