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Our Local Charity Partner, the British Heart Foundation, came into store on Saturday 7th August for a collection day and raised £217.00 and would like to extend a huge thanks to all our customers and colleagues. In the Staff canteen we also have a Donation Bin to collect clothing, shoes, handbags, DVD’s and Bric-a Brac that can be donated directly to the two shops in Sale Centre. From the 30th August until the 10th September the British Heart Foundation will be holding a Donation Station within the store. The first week will be volunteers handing out collection sacks to customers and the second week will see us collecting in the donations in the store foyer. Customers will have the convenience of donating their unwanted items and dropping them off whilst doing their regular shop. The Sale Community Police will be holding another surgery in the Foyer on Sunday 29th August to talk to customers. During the summer holidays we have successfully been authorised to offer two local schools, St Margaret Ward Primary and Springfield Road Primary £100 each under our Community Grant Scheme. St. Margaret Ward will be revitalising their vegetable patch and Springfield Road will be starting a Healthy Eating Tuckshop. Press release Sainsbury's Recycling Facilities From 24th February 2010 there will be recycling facilities at Sainsbury’s stores in Sale, Altrincham and Urmston for Mobile Phones, MP3 Players, Digital Cameras and Sat Navs. There will be envelopes provided with full instructions. There is an online address to find out how much the device is worth, and a cheque will be sent out once the item has been received. In addition to this, for every item recycled £1 will be donated to Sports Relief. Sainsbury’sat Sale & Altrincham bring some floral sunshine to the community There
will be a change in the way Sainsbury’s at Sale & Altrincham
sells cut flowers. Instead of discounting these floral arrangements,
we will be donating these bouquets to local charities. From the 18th May any waste food that is not suitable for charity donation will be returned to one of our depots instead of being disposed of in a skip. The food waste returned will be rendered into oil and fat and in turn be used as fuel, cutting down the volume of food that goes to landfill. |
| Help the Aged Volunteer Appeal |
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Sale
Branch of Help the Aged are appealing for more volunteers to help
run their shop. Check out this weblink
for more information. If you would like to volunteer, contact: |
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Help the Aged is a charity whose mission is to support older people in need. Funds raised by Help the Aged are used to work for a future where older people are highly valued, have lives that are richer and voices that are heard. Volunteers play a vital role helping the Charity to raise the funds necessary to sustain projects like:
Money is also invested in research to attack and remove the major barriers to active and fulfilled later life. Help the Aged could not run its shops without the invaluable support of its team of volunteers who are fully involved in several activities:
Your invaluable contribution to the cause at our Sale shop will help ensure our older generations can face a brighter future. |
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