ShopRite's ‘Help Bag Hunger’ campaign kicks off in Elmsford-Greenburgh
Customers can contribute by rounding up their change at the checkout, with the proceeds going to hunger-fighting organizations.
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Sep 19, 2023, 11:06 AM
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2ds agoShopRite in Elmsford-Greenburgh is running its annual "Help Bag Hunger" campaign to raise awareness about food insecurity.
Customers can contribute by rounding up their change at the checkout, with the proceeds going to hunger-fighting organizations.
Since 1999, ShopRite's Partners in Caring have donated $62 million to local food banks.
