Back To News/PR Index || | | As a nod to these roots and its 60th anniversary, Love’s is committed to donating $6,000 to schools or school districts in each of the 63 cities it operates country stores. This initiative spans five states and totals $378,000. Local leaders and store team members in Oklahoma, Kansas, Utah, Colorado and Arizona selected the local school/district recipients. “On
behalf of El Reno Public Schools and El Reno High School, thank you for
considering us and donating to us as it will go a long way to help us have
a great, successful school year,” said Tim
Pounds, Oklahoma’s El Reno High School principal. “I know our kids
enjoy getting out and being able to get their snacks, gas and everything
from Love’s. We really appreciate this donation and Love’s in our community.”
Love's GM, Aaron Gatlin (left) with donation check to Tim Pounds, El Reno High School principal. Impacting future generations of youth nationwide through education is a passion of Love’s and the primary pillar of community giving for the company. Its core values of innovative thinking, a strong work ethic and perseverance to pursue all opportunities and pushing boundaries of what is possible are key attributes for tomorrow’s leaders. “In honor of our 60th anniversary we wanted to show our appreciation to the steadfast loyalty our customers and these communities have shown our country stores,” said Jenny Love Meyer, chief culture officer and executive vice president of Love’s. “Six decades ago, in one of our newspaper advertisements for the first store, my Dad included this short phrase “fuels for the future.” Fast forward to today, and the start of a new school year, and we hope these funds will play a small part in fueling future generations of youth.” About
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