Schnucks customers and stores raise more than $100,000 for the Urban League

By Zimmer Communications
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Schnucks executive vice president of supermarkets Ted Schnuck (left), Urban League of St. Louis President Michael McMillan, Schnucks director of community engagement Schron Jackson, Urban League of St. Louis vice president Tom Bailey and Schnucks chief marketing officer Bill Bradley with the ceremonial $120,000 check (photo courtesy of Schnucks spokesman Paul Simon)

Schnucks Markets and its customers have raised $120,000 to support the Urban League through its third annual “Round Up at the Register” event. The campaign celebrated Black History month in February.

Customers donated $113,000, while St. Louis-based Schnucks donated $7,000. Customers in the St. Louis area donated to the Urban League’s “Save Our Sons” program, which aims at helping economically disadvantaged African-American men in the St. Louis region find jobs with livable wages. Customers at Schnucks stores in Columbia and Jefferson City chose to round up their bills to support the Urban League chapter in mid-Missouri or the National Urban League.

Schnucks chairman Todd Schnuck says the stores were honored to again celebrate Black History Month with their partners at the Urban League.