Rotary members in Waterville are encouraging community members to shop at Hannaford Supermarket, 140 Elm Plaza, and purchase reusable bags to help raise funds for community projects. In this way, shoppers can support the community and the environment.
During the month of November, the Hannaford Community Bag Program will benefit the Waterville Rotary Noon Club. For each $2.50 bag purchased, $1 will go to the club. The Waterville Rotary Noon Club raises funds to complete community outreach projects such as food pantry donations, education resources, and mental health aide.
Rotary President Lindsey Cameron, urges customers to purchase these bags, “On behalf of the Waterville Rotary Club, we are honored to be selected by Hannaford’s Community Bag program. This opportunity allows us to further our club’s impact and give back to our neighbors. Putting service above self is what we do best and having this support allows us to continue focusing on taking action.”
The Community Bag benefits civic, education, health & wellness and military/veterans organizations. Learn more at www.hannaford.2givelocal.com.
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Rotary members in Waterville are encouraging community members to shop at Hannaford Supermarket, 140 Elm Plaza, and purchase reusable bags to help raise funds for community projects. In this way, shoppers can support the community and the environment.
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