UFCW 663 GROCERY WORKERS HARDSHIP FUND

Right now, over 9,000 Twin Cities grocery workers are negotiating new contracts—with one goal–to turn grocery jobs into good jobs. Since the pandemic, grocers have been more profitable than they’ve been in a generation—yet instead of working with us to improve jobs, they want to shift healthcare costs onto workers and refuse to provide workers with raises and hours they need to thrive.

Twin Cities grocers are not providing their workers a living wage, affordable healthcare, or a secure retirement, which may cause the workers to strike.

Please support those most in need! The UFCW 663 Hardship Fund will provide financial assistance to individual members of our Union who are struggling to pay basic living expenses due to a strike, a reduction in pay, or a workplace closure. Show your support today--every donation makes a difference!

We love the work we do and want to continue to do so. But we need your help.

We truly appreciate your support and solidarity as we take the brave steps forward to control our own destinies. Thank you.

Voluntary Hardship Fund Policy