FIGHT HUNGER. SPARK CHANGE.

Rising food prices, continued supply chain disruptions and the end of pandemic-related federal emergency support programs are affecting the charitable food system as well as millions of people in America, with nearly 34 million people, including more than 9 million children, facing hunger.

For the 10th straight year, all U.S. Walmart stores and Sam's Clubs are launching the Fight Hunger. Spark Change. campaign, helping to end food insecurity and provide nourishment to families and individuals across the country. In partnership with Walmart customers, Sam's Club members, suppliers and associates, the campaign aims to help people who experience food insecurity in southwest Arkansas and northeast Texas gain access to the food and resources they need to thrive.





"For over a decade, our food bank has relied on the support of our Walmart
and Sam's Club partners, who have contributed over 1 million pounds of food
annually to fight hunger in southwest Arkansas and northeast Texas,"

-Camille Wrinkle, CEO of Harvest Regional Food Bank.

THE CAMPAIGN WILL RUN IN STORE AND ONLINE FROM APRIL 10- MAY 8

There are three easy ways to support neighbors in need


1:For every participating product purchased in store or online at Walmart.com or SamsClub.com, the supplier will donate the monetary equivalent of at least one meal ($0.10) on behalf of a Feeding America member food bank at Walmart and five meals ($0.50) at Sam's Club, up to applicable limits. See specially marked packages for full details.

2:Donate at check-out in stores or clubs or round up at Walmart.com.

3:Donate at Feeding America's Fight Hunger. Spark Change. campaign donation site at either Walmart or Sams Club.

Donating at your local Walmart will provide meals for the following counties:

Bowie | Miller | Columbia | Hempstead | Howard | Lafayette | Little River | Nevada | Pike | Sevier


For more information on Fight Hunger. Spark Change. campaign and to see all participating brands click link below!
 
FIGHT HUNGER. SPARK CHANGE.