Sheetz c-stores try to tackle hunger in America

Weekly food donations to be made in every district where convenience store chain Sheetz operates.

Sheetz, one of America's fastest growing convenience store chains, has announced that the company’s Made-to-Share program is now providing hunger relief across every state in which Sheetz operates. Through weekly food donations to Feeding America member food banks, Sheetz is able to help people struggling with hunger in the local communities Sheetz serves.

In honor of “Hunger Action Day” this week, Sheetz announced the Made-to-Share rollout at the opening of a new Sheetz location in Reading, Pennsylvania. In addition to a $2,500 donation to the Greater Berks Food Bank, Sheetz also donated a truck full of food to the food bank to help more than 1.6 million across Pennsylvania struggling with hunger.

“We are deeply committed to helping those facing hunger and are proud to have been able to donate over 2 million meals through our partnership with Feeding America already,” said Joe Sheetz, President and CEO of Sheetz.

Sheetz is a family-owned and operated convenience store chain with over 575 locations across six states.