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Buckeye Bashas’ supporting Salvation Army throughout July

Efforts help evacuees, first responders

Posted 7/6/20

The Salvation Army has been selected as July’s “Charity of the Month” by Bashas’ Family of Stores in support of the Army’s Emergency Disaster Services.

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Buckeye Bashas’ supporting Salvation Army throughout July

Efforts help evacuees, first responders

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The Salvation Army has been selected as July’s “Charity of the Month” by Bashas’ Family of Stores in support of the Army’s Emergency Disaster Services.

When customers donate at the register at any Bashas’ or Food City location across the state in July, they help The Salvation Army provide things like meals and supplies for evacuees displaced by wildfires, PPE, food and beverages for the first responders, and life-saving hydration to people living outdoors in the summer heat.

“The Salvation Army would like to thank Bashas’ for raising funds to help us give vital aid in times of crisis,” Commander of The Salvation Army Southwest Division Lt. Colonel Kelly Pontsler stated in a news release. “Bashas’ has been a valued community partner of The Salvation Army for more than 30 years, and we are extremely grateful for their support.”

Bashas’ Buckeye located is at 21064 W. Main St.

“The Salvation Army provides critical services to thousands of Arizonans, whether in a crisis situation or to simply meet the needs of the underserved community,” Bashas’ president and CEO Edward “Trey” Basha stated. “In times of uncertainty, coming together to support each other reminds us all that we can get through challenging times when we join forces to serve and care of all Arizonans, something The Salvation Army does daily.”