We have a great program to raise cash

for your favorite organization!

Does your non-profit group need more cash for your worthwhile programs? Now, Hannibal Village Market IGA is introducing a cash register tape program to help all qualified non-profit groups raise cash.

This is our way of thanking you for your continued patronage. By sharing our income, we can help make our shopping area a better community in which we live.

It’s easy and profitable!

Encourage your members and friends to save their register tapes very time they shop at the Hannibal Village Market IGA. Tapes may be deposited in a receptacle in our store, or saved at your group headquarters.

We will give you $1 for every $400 in tapes that you return to us. We ask that you send us your tapes once every three months, as the attached rules indicate.

Joining is easy too!

If your group would like to join our program, please stop by the store and fill out an application. Ask for Mona Hendricks or myself, Jim Mirabito.

Thank you for caring about our community.

 

Note: Program details may be changed or program may be
discontinued without notice at any time.

 

CASH REGISTER TAPE PROGRAM RULES

1. Program is open to all qualified non-profit groups in our trading area including: Hannibal, Cato, Martville, Sterling, Fair Haven and Red Creek. Additional areas will be considered individually.

2. Save your register tapes every time you shop at the Hannibal Village Market IGA.

• Deposit your cash register receipts in a receptacle in our store or…
• Give them to a member of your group

3. Submit your tapes to us at the close of each calendar quarter:

• Submit your tapes within ten days of the end of each quarter. For example: by January 10 th, April 10 th, July 10 th and October 10 th.
• Total the receipts you are submitting. Be sure your name and address are visible.
• We will send you a check within 30 days. Currently, we are rewarding your organization with $1 form every $400 in tapes- excluding Alcohol, Tobacco, Sales tax, gasoline, bottle deposits and other items prohibited by law.

4. By participating, you are authorizing us to use your name and/or photo for publicity purposes.

5. This program may be changed or discontinued at any time. If so, we will attempt to notify all participating groups prior to any change.

6. From our observations we have noticed some things that groups have done to increase their reward.

a. Publicize your need for the tapes

b. Make it easy to donate tapes

• Publicize collection points
• Regular reminders on signs, newsletters, emails, etc…

c. Dedicate reward to specific need

d. Publicize your reward and thank those that have helped

e. Have contests to collect the most tapes

Our Save-A-Tape program has helped us invest more than $42,000 in our community with groups that need our help.

Reminder: Our cashiers are not allowed to “save” tapes. Please do not ask them.

Thank you,

Cindy & Jim Mirabito

We Donate 2 Bikes yearly to programs at local schools.

Hannibal Village Market IGA

Hosts 10th Annual Senior Citizens Christmas Luncheon

Hannibal Village Market IGA celebrated its 10th annual Senior Citizens’ Christmas Luncheon on December 14, 2004, at the Hannibal Fire Department’s Recreation Hall. More than 80 area resident seniors were on hand for the festivities that included a performance by the Hannibal High School Select Chorus and members of the Hannibal High School Band.

Between the concert performances, the students joined the seniors for a holiday luncheon provided by the Hannibal IGA.

“This multigenerational holiday event is a great way for the IGA to help bring together young and old from our community,” said Jim Mirabito, owner of the Hannibal IGA. “Many of the seniors are unable to get out to enjoy the school concerts, with this luncheon, we bring the concert to the seniors,” he said. Everyone enjoyed the afternoon.

 

Hannibal Village Market IGA holds Community Golf Tournament

And raises $6192 for the Sports Boosters!

The Hannibal Village Market IGA held it’s second annual Community Golf Tournament on June 4 th at Griffins Green. This year’s recipient for the fundraiser was the Hannibal Sports Boosters.

The Hannibal Sports Boosters received $6192 that was raised in conjunction with the generosity of sponsors, the IGA staff, Jimmy Holmes and the members of the sports boosters.

“The golf tournament surpassed the expectations we set for ourselves this year,” said Jim Mirabito, owner of the Hannibal Village Market IGA. “The support of our vendors and the support of the community was overwhelming.”

Players competed for awards that included a $10,000 Hole-In-One cash prize, donated by Jim Mirabito, as well as a Cub Cadet Lawn Tractor, donated by Bottings Farm Supply. First Place Men’s and Co-Eds, Longest Drive- men’s and women’s, Clsest to the Pin- men’s and women’s, shoot-out and a skins game.

Tournament winners include: First Place Men’s- Jeff Keding, Mark Wilcox, Dan Gifford and Brian Routian. First Place Co-Eds- Jodi Wells, Kelly Wells, Joel Baker and Shirley Baker.

The Hannibal Village Market IGA would like to thank the many sponsors who contributed generously to this event.

Co-Sponsors- Fulton Savings Bank, Sunoco, Bottings Farm Supply and Bozzuto’s.

Hole Sponsors - Johnston’s Propane, Century 21- Leah’s Signature, River Valley, Eastern Shore Associates Insurance, International Wire, Huhtamaki, Hannibal Quick Mart, Cook’s Jewelers, LaQuas 481, Community Bank, Oswego County Appraisal, Hudson Dairy, Acro-Fab, Canale’s, Coca-Cola, Pepsi, George Weston Bakeries, Dumac, Auer, Cavallaro Foods, Onondaga Beverage, Eagle Beverage, Guinta Produce, Frito Lay, G & C Foods, and Cool Beans Coffee.

Advertising Sponsors - Don’s Sales & Services, Fulton Daily News, Ken Malone Excavating, Imperial, Uly’s Seafood, Archway and Giovanni Foods.

We would also like to thank the many others who donated door prizes and product for our tournament. We truly could not have done this without your support.

“Raising money for a good cause is easy when you have the support from the community” said Jim Mirabito. “And this when this community feels passionate about something, they rally together to make it possible.”

Annual Senior Citizen Christmas Dinner