Super One Donates Record $99,278 to American Heart Association
Super One presented a record-breaking check of $99,278 to the American Heart Association in the Duluth-Superior area, funded by customer donations at the register. The funds will be used for education, research, and CPR training.
Duluth Superior, MN, October 5, 2026 — Super One has presented a significant contribution to the American Heart Association, marking a record-breaking donation for the Duluth-Superior area. The grocery store chain delivered a check totaling $99,278, with the funds being generated entirely through customer contributions made at the point of sale.
The initiative, which allows shoppers to add donations to their purchases at the register, has successfully pooled resources from the community. This record amount will directly support the American Heart Association’s ongoing efforts in the region. The organization plans to allocate the funds towards critical areas including public education programs, vital research initiatives aimed at understanding and combating heart disease, and essential CPR training courses.
The American Heart Association works to build healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke. Donations like the one from Super One are crucial for funding community programs and scientific breakthroughs. The specific breakdown of how the funds will be deployed across education, research, and training is managed by the association to maximize impact within the Duluth-Superior community.
This record donation from Super One and its customers highlights a successful community-driven effort to support health and wellness initiatives. The funds are expected to facilitate advancements and increased accessibility to life-saving knowledge and techniques.
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