Save Mart, Lucky and FoodMaxx grocery stores will open their doors one hour early and one hour later for first responders starting on Thursday, according to store officials.
The Modesto-based Save Mart Companies with 205 stores across California and northern Nevada will open early and later for police, fire and healthcare personnel during the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Hal Levitt, Senior Vice President of Retail Operations for Save Mart Companies said in a statement:
“We want to give thanks to the dedicated, hardworking first responders throughout all our communities working the front lines during these extraordinary times.”
Levitt said:
“Medical, law and fire personnel are putting their lives on the line during this pandemic and we want to thank them and make their lives a little easier by extending these special dedicated shopping hours to them.”
The idea, Levitt said, came from conversations with local and regional first responders due to the impact of the pandemic on their schedules.
The company last week announced dedicated shopping hours for seniors and vulnerable populations every Tuesday and Thursday from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m.
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