501(c)(3) organizations near Harris Teeter stores, especially food banks, youth sports, K-12 schools, disaster relief and United Way, can submit a contribution request online any time; reviews take up to six weeks.
Harris Teeter's Corporate Contributions Committee considers donation requests from registered 501(c)(3) organizations in the communities where it has stores, with priority for local food banks, youth sports, K-12 schools, disaster relief and United Way. Requests are submitted online and reviewed in the order received, taking up to six weeks.
Our reading of the listing: for-profit businesses are not eligible for this one.
Registered 501(c)(3) organization in a community where Harris Teeter is located
Priority: local food banks, youth sports organizations, K-12 schools, disaster relief efforts and United Way
Does not fund individuals, deficit reduction or operating reserves, trips, tours or student exchanges, or fund drives by religious or political organizations
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