Pick n Pay opens its stores in Western Cape for storm relief donations

In response to the devastating storms impacting the Western Cape, Pick n Pay has opened all its stores across the region as donation drop-off points. The retailer is rallying community support to provide much-needed relief to the affected communities.

Customers can donate non-perishable food items, toiletries, clothing, and blankets at any Pick n Pay store in the Western Cape. Additionally, donations to the Feed the Nation Foundation can be made at any Pick n Pay till point nationwide or via the provided QR code.

Donations can also be made via this QR code.

“We are committed to doing everything we can to support communities during this challenging time, and we know our customers are too. Our store managers have been inundated with requests to help. It is incredible to witness the power of togetherness during these times, and Pick n Pay will always be a place the community can turn to for support,” says Vaughan Pierce, head of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) at Pick n Pay.

Extreme weather conditions have left many families displaced and urgently needing assistance.

“We urge everyone who can join us to support those affected by the terrible winds and flooding in many parts of the region. Your donations can make a significant difference in the lives of many,” Pierce added.

Pick n Pay will continue coordinating with local disaster management teams and non-profit organisations to distribute all donations to those in need in the coming days.

Pick n Pay has also committed R100,000 in immediate aid. Stores have been mobilising staff to assist communities in need on the ground. They are also setting up daily food stations to ensure those displaced have access to nutritious meals, which are distributed to the hardest-hit areas.

• For more information, visit https://www.pnp.co.za/

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