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Have you checked out Kroger Community Rewards? It’s such a fun way to give back in your community! Find out all the details HERE.
Kroger Community Rewards – Get All The Details!
Love shopping at Kroger?
Did you know they now have a community rewards program? It’s SUPER simple to set up and use too. Fundraising for your local organizations is done automatically based on the shopping you do every day. You just need to link your Kroger card to an organization, and then donations will automatically done when you shop and use your Kroger card at checkout.
I just looked and Kroger gave $10.25 to the organization of my choice last quarter! Just think if all PPP readers used this and Kroger were to give $10 each quarter. That would give over 4 MILLION dollars – WOW!
How do I sign up for Kroger Community Rewards and make sure my spending goes towards my preferred organization?
- Create a digital account.
If you already have a digital account, simply log in and make sure your shopper card is linked with your digital account. - Link your card to an organization
Sign in to your digital account and search for your preferred organization here. Select your organization and click save. - Your organization will receive money each time you shop!
How do I enroll my organization in Kroger Community Rewards?
If you have a organization that you would like to earn money from people participating in the Kroger rewards program, you can easily get signed up! Simply complete an enrollment application and then follow the steps provided to you after completing.
How does Kroger Community Rewards affect fuel points?
Using community rewards with your Kroger card doesn’t affect the accumulation of fuel points. You simply shop and the donations are passed on to your organization of support!
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Thanks for posting about this! Dillons grocery stores, a subsidiary of Kroger, has done this for at least a couple of decades (even before they merged with Kroger), and it is a legitimate and really great program to help churches or organizations in your community. Once you set it up you never have to do anything with it, and the money just flows to your designated non-profit. I highly recommend it to those who may be on the fence about it!