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Instacart campaign supports PHA with 500,000 servings of produce

For the second year in a row, Instacart's annual Giving Tuesday campaign will support Partnership for a Healthier America and thousands of families across the country. Starting on Giving Tuesday, Dec. 3, Instacart customers are invited to shop health-driven products from Danone North America. The companies will each donate one serving of fruits and vegetables to PHA for every customer dollar used to purchase qualifying items, up to 500,000 servings.

“In order to create a world where everyone has access to the food they need, we need everyone at the table, which is why we’re proud to partner with Danone this Giving Tuesday in support of Partnership for a Healthier America,” said Dani Dudeck, chief corporate affairs officer at Instacart. “By combining our technology and scale with Danone’s leading products, we’re able to unlock a new way for our customers to shop for nutritious food for their families while simultaneously donating servings of fruits and vegetables to communities in need across the country.”

In partnership with PHA, Instacart connected under-resourced communities with over 5 million servings of fruits and vegetables since coming together in 2022, making significant progress toward its long-term commitment to connect families with 10 million servings of produce by 2025. In support of that commitment, the donations from the Giving Tuesday campaign will help fund PHA initiatives like Good Food at Home.

Through Good Food at Home, families receive an Instacart+ membership with $0 delivery fee, and Instacart Health Fresh Funds to purchase fruits and vegetables from local grocers on Instacart. The program has made a difference in communities nationwide, and outcomes show that participating families significantly increase their fruit and vegetable consumption and build sustained healthy habits as a result of the program.

Instacart has supported more than 4,100 families across the country through Good Food at Home and recently launched the Good Food at Home program to more than 600 additional individuals in Baltimore, Chicago and Philadelphia.

“For far too many of our neighbors, friends and loved ones, good food is not accessible, affordable, or is too far from home,” said Noreen Springstead, president and CEO of PHA. “This holiday season, we’re grateful to Instacart and Danone for making it easier than ever to shop for a cause and give back to families across the country. Thanks to our partners and their generous customers, PHA will be able to ensure that more families have access to the nutritious food they need to lead healthy, thriving lives.” 

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