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Publix District Managers Nick Berardino and George Shelby recently visited Junior Achievement of South Florida CEO Laurie Sallarullo at Junior Achievement World in Coconut Creek, Florida.

Publix Store Managers Jeff Manning, Chris Huss, and Landon Compton recently visited Executive Director David Butler and Director of Development Mary Walker at the Knoxville Museum of Art.

Publix District Manager Roger Paz recently visited with Lauren Ruiz at the Miami Children’s Museum in Miami, Florida to present her with Publix Charities’ $30,000 donation in support of the museum’s programs.

Publix District Manager David Fulmer recently visited Nashville Children’s Theatre, where he presented a check for $13,000 to Executive Artistic Director Ernie Nolan.

Publix District Manager David Fulmer recently visited the Nashville Symphony to present Senior Director of Development Maribeth Stahl with Publix Charities’ $15,000 donation.

Publix District Manager James Mowery recently visited the YMCA of Birmingham to present them with Publix Charities’ $15,000 check. This grant is in support of the Y’s Healthy Kids Day.

Publix District Manager Walter Laird recently visited with the YMCA of Greenville’s Jamie Inman to present her with Publix Charities’ $25,000 check.

  Publix Charities is proud to celebrate 50 years of supporting nonprofit organizations dedicated to youth, education, reducing hunger, and alleviating homelessness in the Southeast. Publix Super Markets founder George Jenkins believed in giving. He gave quietly, and he gave …

Publix presented Publix Charities’ $1,275,500 donation to the United Way of Palm Beach County in West Palm Beach, Florida.

Publix District Manager Brett Tessier and store managers recently visited the United Way of Indian River County in Vero Beach, Florida to present Publix Charities’ $251,300 donation.

Publix District Manager James Mowery recently visited United Way of Central Alabama to present Publix Charities’ $569,100 donation.

Publix Super Markets representatives visiting the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina were excited to see this truck headed out to pick up food for the hungry in the community.

Summer can be difficult for families in need, as free and reduced-cost school meal programs do not run while school is out of session. That’s why Publix Charities has sponsored Ocala Outreach’s Feed the Need project.

For Celeste Dowell of Tennessee, Alissa Smith of North Carolina, and many others, the dream of affordable housing has become a reality thanks to their local Habitat for Humanity affiliates.

Recently, Publix associates joined Brandi Perkins and her children—Desmond, 7 and Lauren, 1—for the dedication of their Habitat for Humanity home.