Dollar General Surprises 16 Organizations with “12 Days of Giving” Contributions
Dec 27, 2017
In the spirit of the holiday season, Dollar General has donated $115,000 to 16 schools and nonprofits as part of its “12 Days of Giving” campaign. The contributions are intended to support library and literacy initiatives in the communities our stores call home.
Included below are photos of teachers, students and staff receiving their “12 Days of Giving” gifts from Dollar General representatives. Their excitement and cheer are why we continue to stay dedicated to our mission of Serving Others every day!
Waldron Elementary School in Waldron, Arizona
“Thank you for selecting us to partner with our local schools as part of this great “12 Days of Giving” campaign,” exclaimed District Manager Pat Hamilton. “It was truly a wonderful opportunity to present the checks to the respective schools. They were very grateful.”
Pictured: Store Manager Randy Malone, District Manager Pat Hamilton and Waldron Elementary School staff
Waldron Middle School in Waldron, Arizona
“Thank you for selecting us to partner with our local schools as part of this great “12 Days of Giving” campaign,” exclaimed District Manager Pat Hamilton. “It was truly a wonderful opportunity to present the checks to the respective schools. They were very grateful.”
Pictured: Store Manager Randy Malone, District Manager Pat Hamilton and Waldron Elementary School staff
Interlachen High School in Interlachen, Florida
“This is fantastic,” exclaimed Regional Director Chris Robbins. “This is one of the many reasons I love being part of DG! Bryan Helms, the school’s principal, was overwhelmed by our generosity.”
New Hope High School in New Hope, Alabama
Pictured Left: Store Manager Lester Hopkins, District Manager Amy O'Hara, Principal Lavell Everett and Regional Director Shane Barry.
Shakamak Jr-Sr High School in Jasonville, Indiana
“We presented the contributions to Shakamak Elementary and Shakamak Jr/Sr High,” noted District Manager Karissa Hale, and both schools were very excited!”
Shakamak Elementary School in Jasonville, Indiana
“The store team and I would like to say ‘Thank you!’ to everyone involved in making ‘12 Days of Giving’ possible,” exclaimed District Manager Karissa Hale. “It is an honor to be a part of helping the Shakamak community.”
Wewoka Elementary School in Wewoka, Oklahoma
“It truly was amazing to be a part of something bigger with the ‘12 Days of Giving’ program,” noted District Manager Curtis Andrews. “The school’s staff was engaging as they explained their programs for their children and how they monitor each child’s progress.”
Pictured: Wewoka Elementary School students and staff, Regional Director Nic De Angelis, District Manager Curtis Andrews and Store Manager Danny Lynn
Hanceville Middle School and Hanceville High School in Hanceville, Alabama
Hanceville Elementary School in Hanceville, Alabama
Colonial Heights Elementary School in Brownfield, Texas
Students from Colonial Heights Elementary School signed a thank you note for Dollar General.
Clearwater Elementary School in Piedmont, Missouri
Pictured Left: Store Manager Leigh Lovelace, District Manager Michelle Hart and Principal Michael Keller
Grifton Elementary School in Grifton, North Carolina
“The check presentation at Grifton Elementary School went very well,” noted District Manager Michael Moore. “Everyone had a great time. I’m glad to be part of such a wonderful organization!”
Not Pictured:
Tompkins Elementary School in Tehachapi, California
New Hope Elementary School, New Hope, AL
Clendenin Elementary School in Clendenin, West Virginia
Included below are photos of teachers, students and staff receiving their “12 Days of Giving” gifts from Dollar General representatives. Their excitement and cheer are why we continue to stay dedicated to our mission of Serving Others every day!
Waldron Elementary School in Waldron, Arizona
“Thank you for selecting us to partner with our local schools as part of this great “12 Days of Giving” campaign,” exclaimed District Manager Pat Hamilton. “It was truly a wonderful opportunity to present the checks to the respective schools. They were very grateful.”
Pictured: Store Manager Randy Malone, District Manager Pat Hamilton and Waldron Elementary School staff
Waldron Middle School in Waldron, Arizona
“Thank you for selecting us to partner with our local schools as part of this great “12 Days of Giving” campaign,” exclaimed District Manager Pat Hamilton. “It was truly a wonderful opportunity to present the checks to the respective schools. They were very grateful.”
Pictured: Store Manager Randy Malone, District Manager Pat Hamilton and Waldron Elementary School staff
Interlachen High School in Interlachen, Florida
“This is fantastic,” exclaimed Regional Director Chris Robbins. “This is one of the many reasons I love being part of DG! Bryan Helms, the school’s principal, was overwhelmed by our generosity.”
New Hope High School in New Hope, Alabama
Pictured Left: Store Manager Lester Hopkins, District Manager Amy O'Hara, Principal Lavell Everett and Regional Director Shane Barry.
Shakamak Jr-Sr High School in Jasonville, Indiana
“We presented the contributions to Shakamak Elementary and Shakamak Jr/Sr High,” noted District Manager Karissa Hale, and both schools were very excited!”
Shakamak Elementary School in Jasonville, Indiana
“The store team and I would like to say ‘Thank you!’ to everyone involved in making ‘12 Days of Giving’ possible,” exclaimed District Manager Karissa Hale. “It is an honor to be a part of helping the Shakamak community.”
Wewoka Elementary School in Wewoka, Oklahoma
“It truly was amazing to be a part of something bigger with the ‘12 Days of Giving’ program,” noted District Manager Curtis Andrews. “The school’s staff was engaging as they explained their programs for their children and how they monitor each child’s progress.”
Pictured: Wewoka Elementary School students and staff, Regional Director Nic De Angelis, District Manager Curtis Andrews and Store Manager Danny Lynn
Hanceville Middle School and Hanceville High School in Hanceville, Alabama
Hanceville Elementary School in Hanceville, Alabama
Colonial Heights Elementary School in Brownfield, Texas
Students from Colonial Heights Elementary School signed a thank you note for Dollar General.
Clearwater Elementary School in Piedmont, Missouri
Pictured Left: Store Manager Leigh Lovelace, District Manager Michelle Hart and Principal Michael Keller
Grifton Elementary School in Grifton, North Carolina
“The check presentation at Grifton Elementary School went very well,” noted District Manager Michael Moore. “Everyone had a great time. I’m glad to be part of such a wonderful organization!”
Not Pictured:
Tompkins Elementary School in Tehachapi, California
New Hope Elementary School, New Hope, AL
Clendenin Elementary School in Clendenin, West Virginia