Want an opportunity to help fight child hunger? Citi rolled out a new program and partnered with No Kid Hungry organization. According to No Kid Hungry:
When you become part of No Kid Hungry, you’re joining a movement of teachers, chefs, community leaders, parents, lawmakers and CEOs with a shared belief: no kid in America should go hungry.
Image courtesy of No Kid Hungry
How can you and Citi help with this cause
- Spend $5 or more dining out with your enrolled Citi ThankYou Premier Card
- Citi will donate $1 to No Kid Hungry — up to $2 million.
- Citi ThankYou Premier Cardholders will continue to earn 2x ThankYou Points on restaurant purchases
- Click here to sign-up.
Image courtesy of Citi
You can earn 2x ThankYou points on your dining purchases and for every $5 spent, Citi will donate $1 to this campaign? Sounds like a win-win. Please visit their website nokidhungry.org for more information.
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