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I was so happy to hand over this donation to the lovely Shabnam from Masjid Al Falaah.

Here I am with David from Yew Tree Community Centre which received a £750 grant from the Asda Foundation to buy food and essential items. This will help so many families.

Well done to our chilled section leader Lisa who took part in a sponsored silence to raise money for Tickled Pink and managed to stay silent for all her shift. Well done Lisa – you're a star!

Here's some of the pupils from Cheddar Grove School trying out the Dell laptops and tech bundles they received as part of our initiative to provide over 7,000 laptops to schools across the UK to help tackle digital exclusion.

It was my absolute pleasure to meet and help an inspirational young man called Ollie and his lovely mum Kris when they popped into store to tell me more about his amazing project called Olliefullness.

We were only too happy to help residents from Erskine Care Home with a donation of everyday essentials like soap and shampoo.

Reggie from the Yemeni Community Association popped in to pick up our donation to help some of the elderly and vulnerable celebrate Ramadan. 

I was proud and humbled to provide a donation of six trolleys of fresh vegetables to Neo Community. They're an incredible community group who go above and beyond to support vulnerable families. This Easter they've supported over 3,000 families with food hampers.

A massive well done to Jaywick Community Forum, who working with baby bank Tendring and NEST, delivered 100 food parcels to vulnerable families. 

Here's our latest donation ready to go to the Isle of Wight Foodbank. I added lots of items that they had asked for this month, including bubble bath, cleaning items, cooking oil, tinned veg and gravy granules. 

We were delighted to deliver Dell laptops and tech bundles to Granton Primary School as part of our initiative to provide over 7,000 laptops to schools across the UK to help tackle digital exclusion.

A very happy birthday to Ellie, whose grandma Claire works at Asda Kingshill – and whose influence is obviously rubbing off!

Here's our store manager Simon, who was delighted to help Caroline from Don't Walk Past Manchester with a donation to help the most vulnerable people in our local community, who are in need of help through this pandemic.

Everyone at Asda Swindon Haydon was really happy to help Swindon Trailblazer with a donation of Easter eggs.

A huge well done to Evie and Ava, pictured here with our store manager Catherine, who collected an incredible 1,200 Easter eggs to be donated to local group Acts of Kindness. Before Easter we were delighted to welcome the girls and their mum Natalie, who also volunteers for AOK, into the store to collect 30 more eggs.  Well done girls, we are all very proud of you. What great ambassadors you are! 

"Every Asda needs a Lui and everyone needs a Lui in their life" – that's just one of the great comments customers at our Blackpool store have made about porter Lui Conti who always goes out of his…

Yvonne from Willow Wood Hospice came to accept our £400 donation of goods from the Asda Foundation to help them through these difficult times.

I received my certificate from Keeley one of our colleagues who arranged a virtual Dementia friends training day through lockdown.

FI from Y Services came to store to collect the items from their grant from the Asda Foundation. 

Congratulations to our fabulous colleagues Denise and Lyndis who have both celebrated 25 years of fantastic service with Asda.