This month, Republic FC fans can help stock the local food banks that serve our surrounding communities during the pandemic, fire crisis, and as an everyday support for those in need. Through October 15, for each purchase of an El Jimador product at select Raley’s locations throughout the eight-county Capital Region, El Jimador will make a $3 donation to the Sacramento Republic FC Foundation up to $5,000 toward supporting regional hunger relief.
This month, Republic FC fans can help stock the local food banks that serve our surrounding communities during the pandemic, fire crisis, and as an everyday support for those in need. Through October 15, for each purchase of an El Jimador product at select Raley’s locations throughout the eight-county Capital Region, El Jimador will make a $3 donation to the Sacramento Republic FC Foundation up to $5,000 toward supporting regional hunger relief.
Local food banks are vital in assisting our community to address hunger issues – short- and long-term. In Sacramento County, the demand for food has more than doubled since the COVID-19 pandemic started. Local food banks are able to stretch cash donations much farther, by turning a $1 donation into a minimum of five meals. So every El Jimador purchase this month will add up and help local hunger relief efforts.
With four more regular-season matches left, it’s the perfect time to grab your favorite El Jimador product at Raley’s and tune-in to the boys in Old Glory Red.
Local food banks are vital in assisting our community to address hunger issues – short- and long-term. In Sacramento County, the demand for food has more than doubled since the COVID-19 pandemic started. Local food banks are able to stretch cash donations much farther, by turning a $1 donation into a minimum of five meals. So every El Jimador purchase this month will add up and help local hunger relief efforts.
With four more regular-season matches left, it’s the perfect time to grab your favorite El Jimador product at Raley’s and tune-in to the boys in Old Glory Red.
