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On Friday, more than 400 associates from Retail Business Services and ADUSA Supply Chain companies spent an estimated 1,200 volunteer hours serving local communities, volunteering at soup kitchens, packing cans at food banks and even working in community gardens – in the rain – as part of an annual Day of Service. To honor associates’ service and care, Retail Business Services and ADUSA Supply Chain teamed up to donate $50,000 to the 18 nonprofits served. 

Non-profits that received donations include: 

Quincy, Mass. 

Revision Urban Farm 

Boston Living Center 

Quincy Interfaith Services 

Community Servings  

Salisbury, N.C. 

Loaves & Fishes 

Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina 

Rowan Helping Minstries 

Roof Above  

Carlisle, Pa. 

Bridge Bleacher Project  

Salvation Army 

United Way of Central Pa. 

Scarborough, Maine 

The Good Shepherd Food Bank 

Preble Street 

Greenville, S.C. 

Harvest Hope 

Chicago 

Pilsen Food Pantry 

Landover, Md. 

Maryland Food Bank 

Capital Area Food Bank 

The event and donation were part of Retail Business Services RBS Cares community engagement program. Founded on the premise that service is part of the culture of Retail Business Services, the program provides opportunities for associates to engage their local communities through volunteerism, pro bono work and much more. Is service part of your DNA too? Head over to our Careers page to search open roles.