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Togetherness Will Get Us Through

Quentin Floyd – known to his customers and coworkers as “Que” – is former military turned radio DJ who found

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Willie Mae Finds Connection with Customers

Willie Mae is an absolute favorite in our Memphis community! She’s been with Kroger for 27 years and has spent

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Fred Meyer Associates Working Together to End Hunger

Thank you to our Fred Meyer associates for working together to create a world with Zero Hunger and Zero Waste.

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Kroger Cares About Memphis

Good jobs lead to strong communities. And Memphis benefits when local residents are able to get good, stable jobs, right

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Kroger Announces Founding Members of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Advisory Council

Diversity & Inclusion are longstanding Values and as part of our Framework for Action: Diversity, Equity & Inclusion plan, we’re

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Reflections on Martin Luther King Jr. Day

As one of the country’s largest employers, we are committed to continuing our progress to become a more equitable company

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Meet 2020 Top Women in Grocery Winner Marie Pettijohn

When she came to Kroger in February 2006, Marie Pettijohn was looking for her first job after college. She never

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Finding a Home at Kroger

“I made it.”   Those are the words Lashenda Williams said when she finished sharing her story. Through her struggles

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Zero Hero: Collette Remsen

Collette Remsen, a transportation specialist at our Fred Meyer distribution center in Clackamas, Oregon, has a passion for building teams

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Partnering with HopeLink to Feed Neighbors in Need

One in eight people living in Nevada experience food insecurity. Accompanied by the highest unemployment rate in the nation due

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Zero Hunger Grants Help Los Angeles Mission Feed the Hungry

The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly added to the problem of hunger, homelessness and despair in the Los Angeles County. And

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2020 Hot List: Toilet Paper?

No one could have predicted the demand the paper category would see when news of a respiratory virus began threatening

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