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Tailgating doesn't just happen, it takes a lot of planning, prep, and organization. Fortunately, Meijer has all your tailgating essentials whether you're rooting for the Lions, Michigan State, University of Michigan, or your local high school.

There will be continued donations in the Midwest, courtesy of one sporting event. Meijer LPGA Classic for Simply Give renewed its agreement with the LPGA and Blythefield Country Club through 2021. The agreement allows for donations from the tournament to go toward stocking shelves of food pantries across the Midwest.

Family-owned Meijer has been focused on meeting the needs of other families for 85 years. This commitment is now the subject of the Grand Rapids, Mich.-based retailer’s newest TV commercial series spotlighting its Simply Give program that helps feed hungry families.

Love in Action (LIA) will be able to feed thousands of hungry families in the Tri-Cities thanks to a gift from Meijer and its customers who participated in the retailer’s spring Simply Give food donation program.

After much anticipation, Bridge Street Market opened Aug. 29, 2018. Now, one year later, there will be an anniversary celebration at the store on Grand Rapids’ West Side.

The West Ohio Food Bank is teaming up with Meijer to put food in the hands of students.

It’s that time of year where kids all over West Michigan are headed back to school and with that means back to school shopping! Meijer is the perfect place to go for anything and everything they’ll need, from a first day of school outfit to a brand new backpack, you can’t go wrong at Meijer. They have all the hottest trends to get your child off to a great start for their new school year!

Meijer is giving a peek at what awaits customers when the Michigan-based retailer and grocer opens its newest concept store early next year at Woodward Corners in Royal Oak. Expect 25-foot-high ceilings and an open, airy concept.

It's a time of joy (for parents) and sorrow (for students). The summer holiday is coming to an end. Teachers and students are looking ahead to the struggle of wills that is school. 

The Strike Out Hunger campaign at Progressive Field raised $50,000 this weekend, exceeding the Greater Cleveland Food Bank’s goal of $40,000.