When the company opens a new store, they donate $1,000 to a local non-profit group based on suggestions from the neighborhood. We are not sure if organizations need to have official non-profit status, but we'll let you know as the voting is opened for our area.
Can't wait. My ultimate concern doesn't involve if they'll have enough business, but if they'll have enough capacity. Lack of parking and fast checkout kills stores with the best/ worst of them.
ReplyDeleteI was actually disappointed that they didn't take up their full retail footprint, and instead split it up. I have a feeling that may come back to bite them. That said, I hope a good retailer moves in there as well.