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Foodland launches Good4Locals initiative

Foodland Supermarkets has launched a new initiative designed to support its loyal community through a targeted ‘give back’ program.

The Good4Locals program supports local South Australian fundraisers and not-for-profit partners through the purchase of specially marked products.

Any purchase of Foodland branded products displaying the Good4Locals logo will directly impact someone or something for the better. These ranges include Foodland’s popular fresh produce Peculiar Picks range, The Little Meat Co, Foodland Fruit Mince Pies, The Little Dough Co. and The Little Cheese Co.

Foodland CEO Franklin dos Santos said the Good4Locals initiative was a way for its customers to connect to a cause.

“We know that our customers show unwavering support in times of need – whether it’s a state emergency, a local sporting or community club in need of assistance, a donation raffle, a charity call-out – our customers always rise to the occasion,” Mr dos Santos said.

“This is no different however, it’s done at the discretion of those purchasing our Foodland products rather than asking people to donate directly out of their pockets. The cost of living continues to rise and we think that this is a great way for customers to actively give back.”

Foodland’s grant programs are committed to making lasting positive change by helping community programs develop, scale and transition so they can have an even greater impact in their local communities.

No matter how big or small – any charity or not-for-profit can submit to receive exclusive funding under the Good4Locals program.

Applications are now open for Good 4 Locals Foundation General Giving Grants. For more information, please read the Application Guidelines. Applications close Friday 13 June 2025.

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