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Supermarket retailer Safeway recently released a video highlighting its corporate social responsibility efforts titled "The Heart of Safeway", which is divided into the follwoing 4 topics: community, people, products, and planet.
The official description is as follows:
"The accomplishments highlighted within this video reflect the continued efforts Safeway has made under the vast banner or corporate social responsibility (CSR). We are proud of our well-earned reputation as responsible stewards of the planet and communities in which we serve. While we are not perfect, Safeway sees the pursuit of truly sustainable, responsible business practices as a journey. Our commitment to Community, People, Products and Planet are the pillars of our CSR efforts, but they also speak to the heart of Safeway."
Greenhouse Gas Initiative - Highlighting their commitment to green power and strategy to minimize carbon emissions.
In Focus: Roger Jones - A story of how one employee lost 40lbs. through their Healthy Measures program and a weight loss contest started by his district manager.
Reusable Bags - Quick facts on paper and plastic bags, and the benefit resuable bags provide.
James O'Neal Story and Update - A story about a Seattle employee's facial reconstruction surgery and recovery, funded by store customers and $10k from Safeway.
People with Disabilities - Details company fundraising efforts for Easter Seals and Special Olympics.
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