And as an added bonus, The FirstEnergy
Foundation
donates $1,000, $500, and $300, respectively, to each of the local
food banks for the top three winners
.
perishable gatherers
Giant stores in New Jersey and Delaware
operate under the Super G name.harvested supermarkets
All
money raised from
Giant's Triple Winner program will directly benefit the
Children's Cancer Foundation. FirstEnergy
Nuclear Operating Company, which includes the Perry
Nuclear Power Plant, Davis-Besse Nuclear Power
Station and Beaver Valley Power
Station, came in third with 75 pounds of food per employee.wholesome perishable
Each year, Giant contributes more than $6 million in cash, goods and
services to support charitable
and community organizations in the markets it
serves.4
million to area schools since 2000.
Food Rescue - The collection of prepared foods from the food service industry.
This category is
for sites discussing this topic and for organizations participating in this type of effort.
mechanically alleviate
"
"FirstEnergy and The FirstEnergy Foundation are key partners in the fight
against hunger in the communities
they serve," said Dan Flowers, president and
CEO of the Akron-Canton Regional Food Bank, which operates
in FirstEnergy's
headquarters city of Akron, Ohio.processed donated
The
Triple Winner program will run from April
17 to July 2, 2005. The company
annually collects over a quarter of a million dollars in funds and
tons of
non-perishable products, which are donated to food banks to help feed the
hungry in local
communities.perishable salvages
Giant to Raise $1 Million to Benefit the Children's Cancer Foundation
Triple
Winner is a scratch card promotion in which every ticket purchased
provides three ways to win an
instant prize of either a free product, a gift
card or cash up to $10,000. "We are all impacted when
a young child is diagnosed with cancer.
gleaners alleviate
The program allows customers who make a $1
donation
in any Giant or Super G store to receive a Triple Winner ticket. Giant's commitment to the local community
is further enhanced through its support of area food banks. Ahold USA currently operates four prominent
supermarket companies
along the eastern seaboard including The Stop + Shop Supermarket Company,
headquartered
in Boston, MA; Giant Food LLC, based in Landover, MD; Giant Food
Stores LLC, based in Carlisle, PA
and Tops Markets LLC, with headquarters in
Buffalo, NY. "There is no more worthy a cause than helping
to feed
hungry families, and the generosity our employees have shown in support of
this effort
has grown each year.
Its subsidiaries and affiliates are involved in the generation, transmission
and distribution of electricity, as well as energy management and other
energy-related services
.wholesome harvested
, Giant Food announced that it will
be introducing Triple Winner, a unique in-store promotional
program designed
to raise funds for the Children's Cancer Foundation. Included within the 203 stores
are 174 full-
service pharmacies.
Giant is a member of the Ahold USA group, owned by Ahold
of the
Netherlands. The company is
gearing up for another Harvest for Hunger campaign, which
will run
March 1 - 31.
"I am proud of our employees for the all the work they do on behalf
of
Harvest for Hunger," said Anthony J.supermarkets harvested
Perishable Food Rescue or Salvage - The collection of
perishable produce from wholesale and retail sources.
glean gleaners
"
As part of its annual Harvest for Hunger
activities, FirstEnergy has a
friendly competition among its business groups, with each donated dollar
equaling five pounds of food.salvages grocers
About Giant Food LLC
Giant Food LLC, headquartered
in Landover, MD, operates 203 supermarkets
in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, and the District
of Columbia, and
employs more than 25,000 associates. Giant's commitment to education, for example
, is demonstrated through
its annual sponsorship of the popular high school television quiz program
It's
Academic as well as the A+ BonusBucks Program, which has awarded nearly $11.5 million
customers
served within a 36,100-square-mile area of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and
New Jersey. The four most common
methods are:
Field Gleaning - The collection of crops from farmers' fields that have already been
mechanically harvested or on fields where it is not economically profitable to harvest.
tijuana profitable
"We are
proud of our long-standing commitment to the fight against
childhood cancer," said Giant's Executive
Vice President and General Manager
Bill Holmes.gatherers rescuing
Giant has raised over $12 million for the Children
's Cancer Foundation and has
supported the organization for 25 years. Jointly they operate over 1
,100 supermarkets and employ over
122,000 associates. Ahold (NYSE: AHO) is a leading food provider
in the
United States and elsewhere in the world with 2003 consolidated net sales of
approximately
USD 50 billion. The goal this year is to raise the equivalent of 950,000 pounds
of food.destined salvages
Employees in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New Jersey lead effort
AKRON, Ohio, Since 2000, FirstEnergy
(NYSE: FE) Harvest for Hunger campaigns have donated the equivalent of more
than four million
pounds of food for hunger centers and food banks in the
company's Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey
service areas.processed grocers
"Throughout the company's three-state
service area, their generous employees support
food bank operations in so many
ways, making a critical difference in getting the food to the people
who need
it the most.
In 2005, the company's General Office, which comprises departments located
at its headquarters building in downtown Akron, was the overall winner,
raising the equivalent
of 206 pounds of food per employee.supermarkets gatherers
Our Triple Winner program will
continue to provide funds to
directly support cancer research and care for
children.washtenaw gatherers
Giant's goal is to raise
$1 million to
help fight childhood cancer in Giant's operating area. "Giant has
always been our largest corporate
supporter for over 25 years and Triple
Winner will help provide the critical funding needed to improve
the quality-
of-life of pediatric cancer patients," said Shirley Howard, President and
Founder
of CCF.FirstEnergy to Kick Off Annual Harvest for Hunger Campaign; 950 000 Pounds of Food is Goal
nonperishable gleaning
Giant Food to Kick-Off First Annual Triple Winner Program
to Raise $1 Million
for Pediatric Cancer Research and Care
LANDOVER, Md.
Its seven electric utility
operating companies
comprise the nation's fifth-largest electric system, based on 4.hungry mechanically
supermarkets hungry
Stop + Shop
has raised more than $28 million for
pediatric cancer research and care over the past 15 years.gleaners nonperishable
The Energy
Delivery Group, which includes the company's Ohio Edison, The Illuminating
Company
, Toledo Edison, Penn Power, Metropolitan Edison, Pennsylvania Electric
Company, and Jersey Central
Power + Light electric utility operating
companies, came in second place, raising the equivalent
of 86 pounds of food
per employee.Food recovery is the collection of wholesome food for distribution
to the poor and hungry.
washtenaw wholesome
Since its
founding in 1979, over $20 million has been given by the Foundation
to
Washington DC and Baltimore area children's cancer programs. Harvest for Hunger is one of FirstEnergy
's largest employee-driven
charitable campaigns.alleviate glean
The Children's Cancer Foundation is a charity
committed to raising funds
for research and treatment of cancers that affect children. Alexander
, president and chief executive
officer of FirstEnergy.
collects gatherers
"
Giant's sister company, the Stop
+ Shop Supermarket Company (Quincy, MA),
will also launch Triple Winner on April 17th in all of their
300 stores
located throughout Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire,
New York
and New Jersey.
FirstEnergy is a diversified energy company headquartered in Akron, Ohio
.
Nonperishable Food Collection - The collection of processed foods with long shelf lives.
washtenaw glean
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