Sainsbury's Giving Store Lets People Make Purchases for Those in Need
Laura McQuarrie — November 23, 2019 — Business
References: sainsburys & metro
For those who love the joy of shopping but don't necessarily want to bring more products into their home, Sainsbury's Giving Store offers the perfect solution that also supports others in need. The pop-up shop is all about helping people purchase goods for others, rather than themselves, and drop them off at an on-site donation container.
The Giving Store in Covent Garden encourages parents to bring their kids so that they can learn about caring for others during the holiday season. The kid-friendly experience includes characters that will help walk kids through a journey of creating a festive dinner and finding a snowy forest, which ultimately leads to one of the Giving Store's interactive donation containers.
For adults, entry to Sainsbury's Giving Store costs £5 and goes towards supporting a local food bank.
Image Credit: Sainsbury's
The Giving Store in Covent Garden encourages parents to bring their kids so that they can learn about caring for others during the holiday season. The kid-friendly experience includes characters that will help walk kids through a journey of creating a festive dinner and finding a snowy forest, which ultimately leads to one of the Giving Store's interactive donation containers.
For adults, entry to Sainsbury's Giving Store costs £5 and goes towards supporting a local food bank.
Image Credit: Sainsbury's
Trend Themes
1. Gift-giving Pop-ups - Opportunity for retailers to create pop-up stores focused purely on gifting, to appeal to the segment of consumers looking to give to others as they shop.
2. Interactive Donation Containers - Opportunity for technology companies to create innovative donation containers that engage customers, featuring interactive and personalised messages and QR code scanning capabilities.
3. Kid-friendly Experiences - Opportunity for businesses to provide family-friendly immersive experiences that teach children about community and giving in a fun and interactive way.
Industry Implications
1. Retail - Retail companies should explore the potential for creating 'giving stores' as an extension of their existing retail offerings.
2. Technology - Tech companies could innovate in the donation space to create smarter and more interactive donation systems for retailers and non-profits.
3. Entertainment - Entertainment companies can develop immersive and engaging experiences designed to educate children about the importance of giving, and partner with businesses to bring these experiences to life.
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