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Huck’s Market Launches Annual “Karing for Kids” Donation Program in All Stores Beginning November 1st

October 30, 2025 by Villagers Voice

Huck’s Market is proud to announce the launch of its annual Karing for Kids holiday donation campaign, beginning November 1st in all Huck’s Market locations. This beloved program unites customers, team members, and local communities in spreading joy and kindness to children and families in need during the holiday season.

Each year, Huck’s Karing for Kids raises funds to provide toys, clothing, and essential items for children across the communities Huck’s serves. Through the generosity of customers and the enthusiasm of Huck’s team members, every dollar donated makes a meaningful difference in creating brighter holidays for local families.

How It Works

Beginning November 1st, customers visiting any Huck’s Market location can contribute by purchasing Karing for Kids Lucky Papers in denominations of $1, $5, $25, and $150. Each donation directly supports children in need through local organizations and outreach programs.

Customers are encouraged to participate at checkout, joining Huck’s team members in the effort to make this the most impactful year yet. As part of the company’s community-driven spirit, individual stores will also take part in a friendly competition to see which locations can raise the most for this heartfelt cause.

A Season of Giving

“This is one of the most meaningful times of the year for everyone at Huck’s,” said Brittany Murray, VP of Marketing. “Our Karing for Kids program embodies the true spirit of the holidays — neighbors helping neighbors and communities coming together for a common purpose. Every Lucky Paper sold represents a child whose holiday will be a little brighter.”

Join the Movement

Since its inception, Huck’s Karing for Kids has helped countless families experience the joy of the season. Customers’ continued support fuels the program’s success year after year, reminding us all that small acts of kindness can lead to extraordinary change.

Together, we can make this the best holiday season yet for the children who need it most.

About Huck’s Market

Founded in 1974, Huck’s Market operates 134 locations across multiple states and is a community-focused convenience store chain dedicated to serving customers with care, integrity, and heart. Huck’s prides itself on giving back to the communities it calls home through initiatives like Karing for Kids, local partnerships, and charitable giving.

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