Legacy Co-ophas announced the donation of $21,753towards The Soup Haven’s School Lunch Program.
“As part of our Season of Giving campaign, our customers jumped on board and really stepped up to help our community”, stated Bruce Thurston, Legacy Co-op’s General Manager. “We understand the importance of givingback to the communities we serve, and we believe our members would agree”, continued Thurston.
The $21,753forms a large part of the yearly budget for the Soup Haven to provide lunches to kids.
Marilyn Dyck, ProgramDirector of The Soup Havenstated that “Legacy Co-op has been a huge supporter for almost 15 years now, with weekly bread donations, theChristmas Dinner and the Good Buy to Hunger campaign and we appreciate that whenever we call for help, they are willing to step up.”
An additional $1,200 raised by the Kamsack Food store and C-Store was donated to SIGN Positive Impact and will help the program fight hunger in Kamsack.
Sales for Legacy Co-op topped $93Million dollarsin 2020. As a regular business in the Top 100 Businesses in Saskatchewan, Legacy Co-op came in at # 53 in the 2020 listing.“
The pandemic has changed the way we do business, but the needs are still out in our communities, so it’s even more important to support programs such as this during these trying times”, said Thurston, adding that “the retail is finding ways to be creative with our donation’s program”
