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Partnership with Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis will benefit Save Our Sons initiative
Officials from Schnuck Markets, Inc. and the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis (ULSTL) announced Monday, on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a commemoration and continuation of their decades-long partnership that, with help from Schnucks and its customers, will allow ULSTL to continue on its mission of empowering African Americans and others throughout the region in securing economic self-reliance, social equality and civil rights.
As part of the partnership, and in honor of Black History Month in February, Schnucks stores will offer customers the opportunity to “Round Up at the Register” to support the ULSTL specifically the non-profit organization’s Save Our Sons initiative. Round Ups in Schnucks stores in other markets will support the National Urban League. The campaign will begin on Wednesday, Feb. 3 and will continue through Tuesday, Feb. 16.
A class of consumers is suing Schnucks for allegedly misrepresenting how many cups of coffee can be prepared with its store-brand ground coffee.
Attorney Mark Goldenberg of Goldenberg Heller & Antognoli PC in Edwardsville filed the lawsuit on behalf of plaintiff Julie Clark on Jan. 5 in the St. Clair County Circuit Court against Schnuck Markets Inc.
“This case is based on a straightforward and simple claim of misrepresentations and deception by Schnucks in selling Schnucks-brand ground coffee in canisters that grossly overstate the number of cups of coffee that can be made from their contents,” Goldenberg wrote.
According to the complaint, Clark claims she regularly buys Schnucks-brand ground coffee in a canister at the Schnuck’s on North Belt West in Belleville. On Nov. 9, she bought the Schnucks-brand Smooth Satin ground coffee in a 24.2 oz. canister for $6.49. She alleges the canisters represent that the contents are sufficient to make a specified number of cups. Howeve
Salvation Army gets $300K through Schnucks
Jan. 12, 2021
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ST. LOUIS Schnuck Markets, Inc. and The Salvation Army on Tuesday announced Schnucks customers and the company donated $300,000 to The Salvation Army’s annual Tree of Lights campaign through Schnucks’ “ Round Up at the Register.”
Schnucks customers could round up their purchases to the nearest dollar, with 100 percent of donations from the nearly two-week campaign benefited The Salvation Army. Customers donated $267,214 and Schnucks added $32,786 to bring the total to $300,0000.
“Because of the COVID-19 Pandemic, the need in our community is as great as ever, and once again this year, our customers showed their endless generosity by supporting The Salvation Army’s Tree of Lights campaign,” said Schnucks Chairman and CEO Todd Schnuck. “It’s through partnerships with organizations such as The Salvation Army, who do so much to support those less fortunate in our community, that we are
Supermarket buys nearly $200,000 in restaurant gift cards, hands them out to employees
By Chris Williams
Schnucks Fresh Foods in Lawndale, MO. (Credit: Schnuck Markets, Inc.)
Schnuck Markets, Inc. announced it will purchase gift cards from local restaurants and hand them out to store employees in an effort to curb the damage from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The supermarket chain said it will spend nearly $200,000, giving employees a $15 gift card to a restaurant located within five miles of their work location. As many families do this time of year, we wanted to support others in our ‘food family’ – in this case the many local restaurants negatively affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, Chairman and CEO Todd Schnuck said in a statement. We thought the best way to do this was by offering all of our teammates gift cards to these restaurants near our stores, extending our mission to nourish people’s lives to those many businesses and their employees who help make up the communi