Safeway Foundation Donates $18,948 to Clatskanie Turning Point Service Center

temp_image_1769249862.871118 Safeway Foundation Donates $18,948 to Clatskanie Turning Point Service Center



Safeway Foundation Donates $18,948 to Clatskanie Turning Point Service Center

Safeway Foundation Supports Local Food Security with $18,948 Donation

On Tuesday, January 13, 2026, The Safeway Foundation demonstrated its dedication to community support by presenting the Clatskanie Turning Point Service Center with a significant grant of $18,948.42. This generous contribution, sponsored by The Albertsons Companies Foundation, will directly impact the lives of individuals and families facing food insecurity in Clatskanie, Oregon.

Representing The Albertsons Companies Foundation at the presentation were Jim BaBianco, Misty Hadlock, Miss Zea, Kathy Ruff, and Ashley Bentley, alongside staff from the local Clatskanie Safeway store. These grants are specifically designed to strengthen food pantries nationwide, recognizing their vital role in addressing hunger within communities.

Boosting Food Pantry Resources

Kelly Miller, Manager of the Turning Point Food Pantry, expressed immense gratitude for the donation. “The grant dollars will be instrumental in funding The Turning Point’s monthly food boxes and significantly increasing the availability of essential weekly food staples, fresh produce, milk, and bread to those in need within our community,” Miller stated. This funding will allow Turning Point to expand its reach and provide consistent support to a greater number of individuals.

How to Access Food Assistance

The Turning Point Community Service Center is a crucial resource for residents of Clatskanie experiencing food hardship. Individuals seeking assistance are encouraged to reach out through the following channels:

Safeway’s commitment to fighting hunger extends beyond financial contributions. Safeway’s Community Giving page details their ongoing efforts to support local communities and address food insecurity across the nation. This donation exemplifies their dedication to making a positive impact.

This donation builds on a legacy that began in 1891, originally as The Skamokawa Eagle, demonstrating a long-standing commitment to the region.

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