The global chain of 7-Eleven® is raising funds in close to 39,000 store locations to assist organizations providing relief for the Japanese people devastated by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami. The world’s largest convenience retailer has launched an in-store collection canister and fundraising campaign for its customers around the world to assist with Japan relief. Dallas-based 7-Eleven is owned by Seven-Eleven Japan in Tokyo, which operates and franchises more than 13,200 stores on the island nation. “This tragedy has been unfolding before our eyes, and people are looking to support the Japanese people in any way they can,” said Joe DePinto, 7-Eleven, Inc. president and CEO. “We want to connect with our customers around the world to assist Japan and its people in rebuilding their lives after such devastating disasters.” DePinto added, “Funds collected will go to organizations in Japan that provide rescue and recovery, safety and rebuilding services. 7-Eleven will make a company contribution as well.” 7-Eleven encouraged its franchisees, domestic and international licensees to join the campaign, and the request was met with resounding support. In addition to 7-Eleven’s U.S. and Canada operations, stores participating in the 7-Eleven global effort are located in: Japan Thailand Taiwan South Korea Mexico Hong Kong Malaysia Philippines Singapore Indonesia Full Article Join Our Family!
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Monday, April 4, 2011
7-Eleven Chain Launches Global Campaign for Japan Disaster ReliefIn-Store Collection Runs Through April 30
The global chain of 7-Eleven® is raising funds in close to 39,000 store locations to assist organizations providing relief for the Japanese people devastated by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami. The world’s largest convenience retailer has launched an in-store collection canister and fundraising campaign for its customers around the world to assist with Japan relief. Dallas-based 7-Eleven is owned by Seven-Eleven Japan in Tokyo, which operates and franchises more than 13,200 stores on the island nation. “This tragedy has been unfolding before our eyes, and people are looking to support the Japanese people in any way they can,” said Joe DePinto, 7-Eleven, Inc. president and CEO. “We want to connect with our customers around the world to assist Japan and its people in rebuilding their lives after such devastating disasters.” DePinto added, “Funds collected will go to organizations in Japan that provide rescue and recovery, safety and rebuilding services. 7-Eleven will make a company contribution as well.” 7-Eleven encouraged its franchisees, domestic and international licensees to join the campaign, and the request was met with resounding support. In addition to 7-Eleven’s U.S. and Canada operations, stores participating in the 7-Eleven global effort are located in: Japan Thailand Taiwan South Korea Mexico Hong Kong Malaysia Philippines Singapore Indonesia Full Article Join Our Family!
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