We focus on giving locally in the areas of health and human services, hunger relief, education and helping people living with disabilities.
The grant program aims to strengthen neighborhoods by funding non-profits that align with their priority areas: Health and Human Services, focusing on medical research and improving access to care, particularly cancer research and prevention; Hunger, supporting hunger relief programs and the eradication of childhood hunger in America through partnerships like "Hunger Is" with the Entertainment Industry Foundation; Youth and Education, funding K-12 education that prepares students to succeed in school and life; Veterans, supporting recent veterans and their transition to civilian life; and Supporting Diversity and Inclusion of All Abilities, supporting organizations that help individuals with special needs live a healthy and full life. Initial grants range from $1,000-$5,000, with potential for increased funding based on history with the organization.
Enhance Your Application – Secure an Employee Sponsor Ordinarily, an employee sponsor can be a volunteer, a member of the board, or an individual who has benefited from your organization's work. If your organization does not have a suitable employee for sponsorship, it is advisable to engage with the Store Manager in your area to explore the possibility of obtaining their support as a sponsor.