I spent a lovely morning making sure our wonderful community looks its best, deadheading and adding more flowers to one of the many planters you will see dotted around Ellesmere Port. It’s great to take pride in where you live! 🌸🌺🌼
Our store manager Linzi and I were invited along to an event by The Veterans' Breakfast Club as, with Homes for Heroes, they had the opening of their new static home. The holiday home is available to veterans all over the country to stay in for free with their families. It is fully accessible, furnished and even the cupboards are stocked for them. It’s an amazing little get-away for our ex-service heroes. Asda Clacton donated bedding.
A big well done to our latest green token winners voted for by our customers – Hull Dockers! The team are taking a nice £500 from the Asda Foundation after topping the customer vote.
I had the pleasure of helping Suffolk Accident Rescue Service by submitting their application for our store's Green Token Giving vote. They managed to win the vote and received a cheque for £500 from the Asda Foundation, which help towards the cost of new equipment and supplies.
It was lovely to meet Carol from Aid Box Community Bristol to give her a donation collected by our Longwell Green store colleagues which included blankets and bedding for Ukrainian refugees living in Bristol.
What generous customers and colleagues we have at Asda Queensferry. Two more full trollies of food were picked up by the guys from Flintshire Foodbank ready to be distributed to people who need a little bit of help.
I visited the Cheltenham store to support Dawn with her Tickled Pink event, raising awareness and money for Asda's charity partners Breast Cancer Now and CoppaFeel.
As "Asda Man" I visited year 1 at St. Mary's School to talk about why eating fruit and veg is so important and to do some fruit tasting with the children. The Kids tried: Avocado, Blueberries, Honeydew Mellon, Passion Fruit, Pineapple, Plums and Sharon Fruit. The children enjoyed the session and loved trying the different fruits.
Myself and Debbie spent two days at St. Pauls RC Primary School in Glenrothes to assist with their health week. We took along some fruit and fresh vegetables for the young people to taste and over two days we helped eight classes from P1 to P7 try different fruits and veg. The young people have a great time! The baby beetroot and pomegranate seeds were very popular!
When the charity Parenting Special Children contacted me to requesting funding, they were too late as our store budget had already been spent, so I shared their application with Tanya, Community Champion at our Lower Earley store. The Lower Earley store supported the application and Parenting Special Children were successful and awarded £1032 from the Asda Foundation.
Our wonderful colleague Jean Donnelly has been going out of her way to give the best possible service at her checkout at our Ashington store for the last 21 years – and customers have been posting on…
Our Dunfermline store's community champion Barbara Inglis presented an Asda Foundation grant for £1,500 to a charity helping veterans, the homeless and people living in poverty.The Knights Templar…
A successful week of food bank donations again by our generous customers. Here's our section leader Kully, Anne and Hannah proudly showing off the trolley.
Community champion Jo Scott from our Pwllheli store surprised the team at CPD Pwllheli FC Cyfyngedig with a donation of £15,000 from Asda’s charity, the Asda Foundation.The funding will allow the…
