Fans of the SPAM(R) Brand Come Together To Support Maui Relief Efforts
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AUSTIN, MN / ACCESSWIRE / November 13, 2023 / When the August wildfires first broke out on the island of Maui, the team behind the SPAM® brand responded with a donation of cash and product with a retail value of more than
As those truckloads were being delivered, the brand team also began selling specially designed T-shirts on its website, pledging
To date, shirt sales have produced
"We have an incredible fan base and knew they would want to help support the people of Maui with us," said Jennesa Kinscher, senior brand manager of the SPAM® brand. "We have the best fans around, so it should be no surprise that they showed up in such a large and meaningful way. We are beyond grateful to get to make this donation on their behalf."
Hormel Foods has long supported disaster-relief efforts through partners, including Convoy of Hope and World Central Kitchen, among others, contributing product and financial resources that have been used to help those affected by natural disasters and food insecurity.
The SPAM® brand team cherishes its special relationship with the people of Hawaii, a community that consumes more than 7 million cans of SPAM® products every year, more than any other U.S. state. The genesis of the islanders' love for SPAM® products dates back to World War II, when the luncheon meat was served to GIs. By the end of the war, SPAM® products were a part of the local culture and today remain a popular comfort food.
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