Help ALV every time you shop at Ritchies!
Published 14 July 2021
Did you know that every time you shop at any Ritchies supermarket or liquor store in Australia you can have donations sent to ALV?
It doesn’t cost anything to join or use the program, and they give us 0.5% of your purchase as a donation!
It’s a simple way you can help the animals every time you shop.
How it works
EITHER
Download the Ritchies Card App on your phone (Apple or Android)
OR
Visit www.ritchies.com.au/loyalty and create an account
THEN
Nominate Animal Liberation Victoria as the recipient of your Community Benefit points.
You can pick up a physical card at your nearest Ritchies or just use the app on your phone each time you check out – ALV will then receive 0.5% of your purchase as a donation!
If you have friends or family that shop at Ritchies you could ask them to help ALV too!
Thank you so much for your ongoing support of ALV.
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