The Good We've Done and More to Come

We have always been dedicated to “feeding the human spirit.” Today, our commitment has never been stronger. It shows every day through our employees' positive attitudes, kind gestures and selfless efforts. Here are just a few examples of how we are here for you and the communities we serve:

Metro Market Brookfield Cashier Marion received a note saying her willingness to help brightened a customer’s day.

Pick ’n Save Pewaukee Customer Service Manager Reesa went above and beyond to deliver toilet paper from her own personal supply to a customer in need.

Pick ’n Save Waupaca Store Director Russ helped lift a senior customer’s spirits by giving her a yellow rose after hearing she wasn’t able to see her daughter for Mother’s Day.

Roundy’s District 5 team partnered with The River Food Pantry to provide additional groceries to Madison area children not currently benefitting from a school lunch program.

"We are here to feed the human spirit no matter what the conditions may be!" – Jena, Customer Service Department Leader, Pick ‘n Save Hales Corners

Zero Hunger | Zero Waste Round Up

As a loyal shopper, you can help relieve hunger and reduce waste in our communities with a donation to the Kroger Co. Zero Hunger | Zero Waste Foundation. Round Up your purchase to the nearest dollar or select to donate $1, $5 or $10 at the in-store registers including self-checkout or by adding a donation to online Pickup orders.

Your donation will be added to the $7 million that Kroger has already committed to provide via grants to local, regional and national nonprofit organizations fighting food insecurity. Nonprofits can apply for grants at www.communitygifts.com.

$50,000+ Worth of Food Donations

The Salvation Army and Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin received a total of 15,000 food packages to support hunger relief in Wisconsin communities. These packages were filled with a variety of essential food items, such as peanut butter, yogurt, frozen meatballs, Ensure chocolate protein shakes, chicken broth, potatoes and more.

“This donation makes an impact to continue to help individuals and families who need food during this difficult and important time,” said Scott Marshall, Director of Development and Communications, Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin. “We appreciate the support of our friends at Roundy's Supermarkets, Inc. during this public health crisis, as our demand for items like these is high.”

250,000 Shelf-Stable Milk Carton Donations

Kemps, in partnership with Pick ‘n Save, donated 36,000 cases of Giving Cow milk cartons to Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin. These 8 oz. airtight 2% milk cartons, which are not produced for sale, meet the unique requirements of food banks and pantries. They have a shelf life of up to 12 months, compared to the 21-day shelf life of traditional milk, and do not require refrigerator space so they can safely be given to Wisconsinites struggling with hunger.

4,000+ Gallons of Roundy’s 2% Milk Donated

As part of the Great American Milk Drive, a Feeding America campaign, Pick 'n Save once again partnered with Kemps to donate a semi-trailer full (20 pallets) of Roundy’s 2% milk to Second Harvest Foodbank of Southern Wisconsin. This donation helps address the immediate need for fresh milk in food banks and provides much-needed nourishment for Wisconsin families.

“We are incredibly grateful for this generous donation,” said Michelle Orge, President and CEO of Second Harvest Foodbank of Southern Wisconsin. “It comes at a time when overall food donations are down and the need for food is up. This donation will help both those who are struggling with hunger and Wisconsin-based dairy farmers at the same time.”