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Sobeys Case Study

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Canada has around 45,000 children that are Orphans. Many of the Orphanages are under funded and lack in resources to effectively care for children. However there are large corporations that are recognizing these issues and taking initiative to make a change and help these children. Sobeys should also take part in helping the children across Canada and around the world. Sobeys should create a Kids First Program where their optimal goals is raising 1000 clothing unit and for Sobeys to donate 10,000 LBS. of food for the orphanages. Sobeys goal is to obtain clothing donations from their customers to donate towards orphanage homes around the world. Sobeys is asking their customers to donate items of clothing. Donations will be accepted at Sobeys

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