How To Help: Kroger Cards

The Humane Society of Pulaski County sells HSPC
Kroger Cards, a charity of Kroger Foods. This is making a HUGE
difference in HSPC's efforts to rescue and place homeless and suffering
animals into loving homes and to otherwise foster humane treatment of
companion animals.
A Kroger Card costs you $5, one time, and then you get that $5 back in
groceries. Once purchased, a Kroger Card is forever. When just 200
families each buy one and have used it to purchase $50 worth of
groceries each week for a year, Kroger will have donated $26,000 to the
HSPC!
The HSPC Kroger Card is a type of debit card. Here's how it works:
- One time, buy a special Kroger card from the HSPC for $5 (the
cost will be applied to your first grocery purchase).
- When you shop at Kroger, show your HSPC Kroger Card at the
front desk and pay to have added to the card the amount you expect your
groceries to cost. Alternatively, you could put a larger amount on the
card, less frequently.
- When checking out, use your HSPC Kroger Card to pay for your
groceries. If your bill is more, you make up the difference. If it is
less, the credit remains on your card for next time.
- 5% of the amount of your HSPC Kroger Card purchase goes to
HSPC! Reuse your card every time you shop-just pre-pay for the groceries
(re-charge the card) each time you come in, or pre-pay less often for
several anticipated grocery stops. All purchases are credited-pharmacy,
etc.
You cannot buy the cards at Kroger. They must be bought through HSPC.
The one-time $5 Kroger Card fee is not tax-deductable as an HSPC
donation. Nor can you deduct Kroger's donation of 5% of your grocery
purchase amounts. But for your $5, you will benefit the HSPC by easily
30 times that amount in the first year alone!
HSPC Kroger Cards are available at the HSPC
shelter (14600 Colonel Glen Rd.), at HSPC Dog Wash and
Dip events, or by contacting (
info@warmhearts.org). If you
want to sell HSPC Kroger Cards too, or if you have questions, please
contact us.
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