It’s that time of year again – when SuperValu stores across Northern Ireland are preparing for a seven day fundraising blitz in aid of Action Cancer. But this year there’s something BIG happening for the BIG BUS!

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All 39 SuperValu stores in Northern Ireland are offering their shoppers the chance to win a whole year’s supply of fabric care, including washing powder and fabric conditioner. Based on an average household doing two 6kg washes a day, that means 39 families will win the competition and between them be able to do 170 tonnes of washing without the cost of laundry products. Organised by SuperValu in conjunction with Procter and Gamble, the prizes include the household brands Ariel and Lenor. Shoppers can enter in any of the SuperValu stores across Northern Ireland and the closing date is September 3.

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The SuperValu store in Cookstown has presented £3,317.24 to Action Cancer after months of fundraising activity for the local charity.

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Schools in Limavady, Comber and Carryduff are celebrating as they receive their share of £8,300 raised by the ‘Cash for Schools’ scheme at SuperValu Limavady, SuperValu Comber and SuperValu Carryduff.

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Teachers and pupils at a small rural school in Co Londonderry are celebrating after scooping the top title in the 2011 SuperValu Best Kept School Awards. The prestigious award acknowledges the outstanding commitment to environmental education, biodiversity and recycling at St. Brigid’s Primary School, Mayogall.

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