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Team members from Price Rite Marketplace present a check for $70,272 to representatives from the Rhode Island Community Food Bank on May 16 from funds raised during the supermarket brand’s annual Check-Out Hunger campaign. During the months of November and December 2017, Price Rite stores banded together to collect donations at checkout, raising over $220,000 for food banks across nine states in an effort to support the fight against hunger. Price Rite Marketplace has raised over $1.6 million for the Check-Out Hunger initiative since 2002. Price Rite stores that contributed to the Rhode Island Community Food Bank donation include its Cranston, Johnston, Pawtucket, Providence, Warwick, and Woonsocket, RI; and Willimantic, CT locations.

Pictured from left to right: Rob Goddard, store manager, Price Rite Marketplace of Providence; Andrew Schiff, CEO of Rhode Island Community Food Bank; William Devin, director of operations, Price Rite Marketplace; Joey Hunter, human resources generalist, Price Rite Marketplace; Desiree Franqui, front end manager, Price Rite Marketplace of Cranston; Jessica Feliciano, front end manager, Price Rite Marketplace of Johnston; Daisy Del Valle, front end manager, Price Rite Marketplace of Warwick; Alice Alvarez, top selling cashier at Price Rite Marketplace of Providence; Stephanie Botelho, human resources generalist, Price Rite Marketplace; Glen Ricciarelli, assistant store manager, Price Rite Marketplace of Providence; Karla Rosado, front end manager, Price Rite Marketplace of Woonsocket.