Happy Thanksgiving With Rite Aid Foundation

This Thanks Giving Tuesday, The Rite Aid Foundation is covering praise across the nation by granting approximately $2.1 million to partner charity foundations through its Full of Thanks Holiday Program.

The Rite Aid Foundation organized this individual holiday plan, which contributes $5,000 awards to help more than 400 KidCents charity foundations across the country improving their attempts to enhance the health, safety, and wellbeing of children in their neighborhoods. Since 2017, The Rite Aid Foundation has granted a whole of $6.5 million through its holiday operations.

Child Awards Program

The influence of the gifts ranges from a dynamic healing riding center in Central Pennsylvania to an Oregon nonprofit that utilizes the power of pleasure to rehabilitate kids fighting disease and severe disabilities.

“Our KidCents co-worker partner charities include Rite Aid’s responsibility to be a caring neighbor in the neighborhoods we work in. There is no better time than GivingTuesday to show our gratitude to these companies for all they do throughout the year,” stated Jessica Kazmaier, director of The Rite Aid Foundation Board of Directors and chief human sources director for Rite Aid. “This is our way to show we are full of gratitude for our partners and the great work they do to accommodate kids with better lives, brighter futures, and expanded possibilities.”

The KidCents plan periodically carries a select group of more than 400 nonprofit, kid-focused companies assigned to promoting the health and wellbeing of children living in the associations Rite Aid serves. KidCents charity organizations may use their Full of Thanks program award to continue addressing critical children’s health and wellbeing concerns.

Charities supporting grants cover:

• Children’s Cancer Association, Portland, Oregon: Last year, the Children’s Cancer Association practiced music, friendship, and nature to abandon the healing power of joy to more than 30,000 children and teens fighting with cancer and critical diseases and their family members. It implemented support for 270 families facing the sensitive and economic challenges of life-threatening pediatric illnesses.

• Leg Up Farm, Mount Wolf, Pennsylvania: Leg Up Farm positively affects the lives of 700 children, teens, and adults with specific needs each year by bringing a complete array of services – such as physical therapy, professional therapy, and more – under one roof. In only the preceding year, Leg Up Farm afforded 14,213 pediatric therapy assignments.

• The Downtown Boxing Gym Youth Program, Detroit, Michigan: The Downtown Boxing Gym Youth Program provided more than 150 boys and girls with clothes and crafts for the holidays and presented 110 backpacks packed with school types of equipment. Its programs also served 135 students to receive physicals, dental screenings, and eye exams.

• Adaptive Sports Program of Ohio, Dalton, Ohio: The Adaptive Sports Organization of Ohio has helped more than 350 youth and adults with physical disabilities and presented over 1,500 pieces of adaptive tools to make it possible for athletes with physical disqualifications to have an opportunity to do sports. It has also partnered with six school regions to complete wheelchair basketball schedules.

• EQUI-KIDS, Virginia Beach, Virginia: EQUI-KIDS works with about 90 kids with specific needs and injuries each week through its remedial riding program. It also works with four primary and middle school special requirements classes each year to use horses to support the classroom curriculum.

“We are highly thankful for The Rite Aid Foundation’s assistance on GivingTuesday and during the whole year,” stated Regina Ellis, founder and chief joy officer of the Children’s Cancer Association. “Changing the lives of children, particularly those fighting with a severe disability, needs immediate dedication, constant commitment, and partnership. We are happy to have a strong and faithful partner like The Rite Aid Foundation to support us in maintaining our great business.”

The Rite Aid Foundation

Since its conception in 2001, The Rite Aid Foundation has given more than $66 million to charitable groups. Additionally, Rite Aid, through the struggles of its clients, supplier partners, and colleagues, has also advanced more than $92 million for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals over the country since 1994.

About the KidCents Program

Within the KidCents particular program, which is The Rite Aid Foundation’s philanthropic giving plan committed to promoting the health and wellbeing of kids living in the societies Rite Aid services, members of Rite Aid’s loyalty business, wellness+ rewards, can round up their in-store or online shopping to the nearest dollar and provide their turn to KidCents. All the affiliates may likewise prefer to manage their conversion to a particular KidCents charity by attending and supporting  www.kidcents.com. For more extended data, please encourage www.kidcents.com.

Rite Aid Concern

Rite Aid Corporation, which created fiscal 2019 annual revenue of $21.6 billion, is one of the nation’s leading drugstore chains with 2,464 stores in 18 states and pharmacy management (PM) capacities through EnvisionRxOptions and its members. At Rite Aid, we have individual attention to our customers’ health and wellness and abandon the commodities and services they need to lead healthier lives. Data about Rite Aid, including corporate background and press statements, is accessible through the company’s website at www.riteaid.com.

Let us be a little bit kinder and give a small part of our hearts those who are suffering!