Related Content
- Kroger unveils system that will convert food shrink into clean energy to power DC
- Conversocial tallies consumer complaint social media scorecard for U.S. retailers
- Coty donates funds to benefit Japan earthquake relief
- Walgreens takes top honors for MTM services
- Kroger gearing up to keep Express Scripts patients; reports 35th consecutive quarter of positive ID sales
LOS ANGELES — Two Kroger banners have raised funds to benefit Japan earthquake and tsunami victims.
Ralphs and Food 4 Less said they raised more than $100,000 for the American Red Cross' International Response Fund for its Japan relief efforts. The retailers hosted a fundraising campaign that ran from March 21 through April 9.
"The magnitude of our fundraising effort really speaks to the commitment and generosity of our customers and associates," said Mike Donnelly, president of Ralphs. "It is our hope that our donations will help the Red Cross provide much-needed assistance to the victims and families of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami."
