Save A Lot Releases 2024 Social Impact Report

Report highlights Save A Lot’s people, culture & strategic business initiatives

Save A Lot, one of the largest discount grocery chains in the U.S., today announced the release of the A Lot of Good Report 2024, a social impact overview detailing the company’s work to drive continued value for stakeholders. The report offers a snapshot of key initiatives, programs and stories that highlight the 48-year-old company’s progress in creating a positive impact for Team Members, Retail Partners, customers and communities.

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Save A Lot releases the A Lot of Good Report 2024.

“From our founding in 1977, Save A Lot has been rooted in doing a lot of good—through empowering independent owners and operators, delivering real value to families, and showing up for our neighbors when it matters most,” said Fred Boehler, Chief Executive Officer of Save A Lot. “We’re proud to share this year’s report as a window into our journey—where responsible growth, trust, and a deep respect for people fuel long-term, sustainable success.”

Highlights from the report include:

• Detail about Save A Lot’s culture for supporting Team Members through hiring, engagement, training and total rewards.
• An overview of Save A Lot’s locally owned and operated business model, mission and values, and how Retail Partners and stores are engaging directly with the communities they serve. Through its signature Bags for a Brighter Holiday program, customers helped donate over $350,000 worth of food to more than 480 charities. Hometown Heroes celebrated 16 community champions, and Retail Partners raised more than $1 million for local causes.
• Discussion of Save A Lot’s private brand strategy, as the company launched 62 new private label items and resulting awards, including a PLMA Award and three bronze distinctions from Store Brands Editors’ Picks for product innovation and quality.
• Highlights of new initiatives and projects rolled out in 2024 to better serve customers. The debut of Save A Lot Rewards resulted in over 400,000 app downloads and $500,000 in savings for customers in just three months. The company also expanded its eCommerce footprint and launched a culturally tailored store format, Ahorra Mucho, to better serve Hispanic communities.
• Data on the steps the company is taking to proactively manage energy, emissions and waste across its distribution network. The company achieved a 40% reduction in OSHA recordable incidents, donated more than 13,500 lbs. of food to the St. Louis Area Foodbank, and enhanced energy efficiency through modern fleet and refrigeration upgrades.

“Our commitment to community, quality, and operational excellence is what sets Save A Lot apart,” said Boehler. “These values aren’t just part of our business model—they’re the reason we continue to be a trusted, vital presence in the neighborhoods we serve.”

View Save A Lot’s full 2024 Social Impact report here.

About Save A Lot

Founded in 1977, Save A Lot is the largest independently owned and operated discount grocery store chain in the U.S., with approximately 720 stores in 30 states. True to its mission of being a hometown grocer, Save A Lot provides unmatched quality and value to local families. Customers enjoy significant savings compared to traditional grocery stores on great tasting, high quality private label brands, national brand products, USDA-inspected meat, farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, and other non-food items. For more information visit www.SaveALot.com and follow Save A Lot on Facebook (facebook.com/savealot), X (@savealot), and Instagram (@SaveALotFoodStores), or for more information on becoming a Save A Lot independent retail operator, visit ownasavealot.com.

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“Our commitment to community, quality, and operational excellence is what sets Save A Lot apart,” said Fred Boehler, Chief Executive Officer.