A new collection point in the FareShare network has been set up at both stores. The new donation points mean that shoppers can drop off donations of long-life food whenever they are in store. Tesco will also top up customer donations by an additional 20 per cent in the form of a cash donation to the charity. Katie Sadler, programme manager at FareShare, said: “Tesco is really leading the way by enabling their customers to donate food to local vulnerable communities via collection points in their stores. “By introducing even more permanent collection points for FareShare in stores across the UK, there are more opportunities for Tesco customers to make a donation of a food item where they are able to.
A new collection point in the FareShare network has been set up at both stores. The new donation points mean that shoppers can drop off donations of long-life food whenever they are in store. Tesco will also top up customer donations by an additional 20 per cent in the form of a cash donation to the charity. Katie Sadler, programme manager at FareShare, said: “Tesco is really leading the way by enabling their customers to donate food to local vulnerable communities via collection points in their stores. “By introducing even more permanent collection points for FareShare in stores across the UK, there are more opportunities for Tesco customers to make a donation of a food item where they are able to.
A new collection point in the FareShare network has been set up at both stores. The new donation points mean that shoppers can drop off donations of long-life food whenever they are in store. Tesco will also top up customer donations by an additional 20 per cent in the form of a cash donation to the charity. Katie Sadler, programme manager at FareShare, said: “Tesco is really leading the way by enabling their customers to donate food to local vulnerable communities via collection points in their stores. “By introducing even more permanent collection points for FareShare in stores across the UK, there are more opportunities for Tesco customers to make a donation of a food item where they are able to.
Instead of egg hunt, Easter Bunny passes out candy in Leyden
Annika Sadler, 6, and Janessa Sadler, 9, of Erving, sort through the candy they received from the Easter Bunny during the Easter Drive-Thru at the Leyden United Methodist Church on Saturday. Staff Photo/MARY BYRNE
The Easter Bunny handed out candy to children from Leyden and across the county on Saturday at the Easter Drive-Thru hosted by the Leyden United Methodist Church and the Leyden Rifle Club. Staff Photo/MARY BYRNE
In lieu of a traditional Easter egg hunt, the Leyden United Methodist Church and Leyden Rifle Club hosted an Easter Drive-Thru on Saturday. Staff Photo/MARY BYRNE