(Modesto, Calif.) – Save Mart Supermarkets announced today that its corporate name has been changed to The Save Mart Companies, effective immediately. Consumers know the company as their local grocery store, operating under the store names of Save Mart, Lucky, Lucky California, FoodMaxx, S-Mart, and MaxxValue. Besides providing a clear …
Save Mart was pleased to learn that the dialogue over 51FIFTY energy drinks has resulted in 51FIFTY’s commitment to support a significant campaign to increase understanding of mental illness. 51FIFTY’s support of the Carlos Vieira Foundation’s Race to End the Stigma will help our communities talk about mental illness and …
FoodMaxx, Lucky and Save Mart S.H.A.R.E.S. community giving program will continue giving up to 3% a basket to local schools and community-based organizationsModesto, Calif. – Save Mart Supermarkets announced that it has partnered with eScrip to manage its S.H.A.R.E.S. charitable giving program. The new Shares powered by eScrip program continues …
Tens of thousands of socks just in time for the cold weather In the spirit of the global celebration of giving, Save Mart, Lucky and FoodMaxx are donating 60,000 pairs of socks tomorrow to several organizations that help the communities our stores serve. “HomeFirst is so grateful to Lucky for the …
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 …