Casey’s Supports Local 4-H Programs
The retailer pledges to match customer donations up to $150,000.
Sep 22, 2026 | 2 min read
Casey's is continuing its partnership with 4-H to help “create opportunities for young people and strengthen the rural communities both organizations proudly serve.”
Casey’s invites customers to support 4-H programs and pledges to match up to $150,000 in donations. Casey’s customers can contribute by:
- Rounding up in-store purchases from September 30-October 11.
- Adding donations to online orders from September 30-October 31.
- Purchasing Pringles products, which generates 40 cents for every two standard cans of Pringles purchased from September 30-November 3, up to $20,000.
“Across Casey's 19-state footprint, nearly 3 million active 4-H members are developing leadership, communication and teamwork skills through hands-on learning experiences that help prepare them for the future. Casey's and 4-H share a commitment to supporting rural communities and helping young people gain the skills and confidence needed to thrive,” the retailer said.
Casey's and local 4-H chapters will also host engagement events in eight communities this fall, giving members opportunities to participate in interactive activities focused on retail careers, teamwork and workplace skills. These events will take place in:
- Rochester, Minnesota
- Topeka, Kansas
- Fort Smith, Arkansas
- Tulsa, Oklahoma
- Knoxville, Iowa
- Terre Haute, Indiana
- Clarksville, Tennessee
- Eau Claire, Wisconsin
"We're proud to continue our partnership with 4-H and invite our guests to join us in supporting programs that help young people build confidence, discover new interests and develop skills that will serve them wherever their futures take them," said Katie Petru, director of PR, communications and community at Casey's. "Together, we're creating more opportunities for youth across Casey's Country."
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