The Save Mart C.A.R.E.S. Foundation, the giving arm of Lucky Supermarkets’ parent company, is proud to announce a $10,000 grant to Habitot Children’s Museum in Berkeley. The popular, award-winning non-profit provides a hands-on learning center in which young children explore culture and the arts in a setting designed especially …
HOLIDAY GIVING 2015 KICKS OFF TO BENEFIT LOCAL FOOD BANKS Millions of Californians Still Struggling with Hunger The state’s economy may be doing well, but the prosperity hasn’t touched everyone. According to the California Association of Food Banks, an average of one in six residents …
First West Coast grocer to carry Caroline’s Carts chain-wide Modesto, CA– Pushing a traditional grocery cart and a wheelchair at the same time through a store is challenging for many families. But thanks to a suggestion made by a Central Valley mom, Carolina Alfaro, Save Mart Supermarkets has now made a …
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Nannette Miranda / 925.833.6136 A nine-day campaign where shoppers at Save Mart and Lucky Supermarkets could donate to the American Red Cross at checkout stands netted more than $41,000 for the organization’s fire relief efforts in Northern California. This is in addition to a new delivery of 2700 servings …
Company enhances relief efforts by offering shoppers the ability to donate money at checkoutModesto, Calif. (Sept. 14, 2015)—Save Mart announced today that its Save Mart and Lucky stores are collecting monetary donations for the American Red Cross fire relief efforts in Northern California. Shoppers can donate any amount they choose …
Rancho Cordova, CA – The Save Mart CARES Foundation is pleased to announce a donation of $5,000 to the Sacramento Children’s Museum. The grant will support “Leo’s Market Brought To You by Save Mart Supermarkets,” a new exhibit inside the museum built to look like a mini Save Mart store.Kids …