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Electrolux Stocks Charlotte Kitchens

Electrolux and Crisis Assistance Ministry teamed up to stock kitchens with hope throughout the Charlotte region for the holiday season.

December 16, 2020

Electrolux and Crisis Assistance Ministry teamed up to stock kitchens with hope throughout the Charlotte region for the holiday season.

Through their “Stocking Kitchens With Hope” holiday campaign, the Electrolux North American Headquarters gave away four 18-wheeler truckloads – valued at $600,000 – of kitchenware ranging from pots, pans, and bakeware to cooking utensils to Crisis Assistance Ministry.

“We are deeply committed to giving back in the communities where our employees live and work, so it is meaningful knowing the impact these gifts will have throughout our region,” said Nolan Pike, head of Electrolux North America. “We are grateful for the opportunity to support individuals and families in need.”

On December 9, Crisis Assistance Ministry co-hosted a free shopping event for 40 nonprofit partner agencies. Each organization had the opportunity to safely shop for kitchenware at no charge to give to the families and individuals they serve.

“So many families are in need of hope right now,” said Carol Hardison, CEO of Crisis Assistance Ministry. “Electrolux’s donation not only provides kitchen essentials to households on a tight budget but also lifts sprits and spreads holiday cheer.”

Carol Hardison (left), CEO of Crisis Assistance Ministry, with Eloise Hale, head of corporate communications for Charlotte-based Electrolux North America.

Thank you, Electrolux, for helping Charlotte families feel the warmth and security of a fully-stocked kitchen this holiday season!

Filed Under: Agency News, Donor Stories Tagged With: donor, Electrolux, Holiday

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Each ribbon on this carousel leads to one way neighbors, donors, and volunteers kept Charlotte families stable in FY 2025:

1️⃣ 43,927 neighbors received help when they needed it most.
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