Supporting a boo-rilliant cause is just one way SPAR is there for you this spooky season
As October slowly comes to a close, costume designs, sweet shopping and spooky room decorations take over many households as Halloween rears its creepy head.
Aiming to be an integral part of communities across the country, SPAR is going all-out to make this year’s Halloween celebrations even better. During the partnership, SPAR colleagues, customers and suppliers alike have made a huge difference to those living with a terminal illness and their families, by fundraising for the Great Daffodil Appeal, Blooming Great Tea Party, Go Yellow, Scare to Show You Care, and many more events.
Just £20 pays for a Marie Curie Nurse to look after someone with a terminal illness for one hour, in the comfort of their own home, so head down to your local SPAR store to see how you can help make a difference this Halloween.SPAR stores have complemented fundraising efforts with own-label products donating to Marie Curie, from fresh-cut daffodils to Christmas sandwiches, with individuals and groups taking on epic treks, hosting events and baking treats.
There for you As well as supporting fang-tastic causes like the work done by Marie Curie, SPAR understands that charity begins at home, so the retailer is going one step further to support its customers.
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