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Carrefour Foundation – 2014 annual report –

Since 2012, Carrefour has been

a partner of

Emmaüs Défi

to run its

Solidarity Equipment Bank, devised

to help vulnerable Parisian families

to equip their social housing with new

products at low cost (linen, small and

large domestic appliances, furniture,

bedding, crockery, etc.). Vulnerable

families who are recommended by

the social services meet

Emmaüs Défi

in a model apartment, where they can

choose and purchase, at reduced cost,

new products donated by Carrefour.

As a result of this initiative, over

30,000 products have already been

donated by the company. In addition,

the association’s 130 employees

in job creation schemes and the

40 permanent staff organise the

collection and reconditioning

of all kinds of objects collected

from the public.

940

FAMILIES HAVE ALREADY

BEEN ABLE TO EQUIP THEIR FIRST

HOMES WITH EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED

BY CARREFOUR’S LOGISTICS TEAMS

Since 2007, Carrefour has lent its

support to a programme in Argentina

called “

Tu cambio puede cambiar vidas

”

(Your change can change lives) for the

benefit of UNICEF. The idea is simple:

suggesting that hypermarket

customers round up the cost of their

purchases to the next whole figure at

the cashier. These micro-donations

mean that everyone can give

something. The money that is collected

helps to fund educational projects for

vulnerable children and adolescents,

such as creating schoolrooms for

particularly remote rural communities,

purchasing teaching materials and

equipment, and setting up “virtual

learning” courses run by tutors. Some

of these courses have already started

in Chaco, Jujuy, Salta, Misiones

and Tucuman.

6.7

MILLION PESOS (ABOUT €700,000)

HAVE BEEN COLLECTED FOR UNICEF

SINCE THE INITIATIVE STARTED

OVER

€165

,

000

WERE COLLECTED IN 2014 ALONE

In France, one child in three does not

go on holiday. To help make up for

this, Carrefour employees have

joined forces to support the campaign

for children deprived of holidays.

For the tenth consecutive year,

Carrefour hypermarkets, supermarkets

and Drive online shopping service will

host the “Canned Food Fair” with

additional support from partner

brands

(1)

. The Fair helps to pay for

outings for children from disadvantaged

families who cannot afford to go away.

The stores appeal to the generosity

of clients as they shop and donate

5%of their profits from the sale

of canned foods to

Secours populaire

français

. The “Buy canned foods, offer

children a holiday!” campaign, of which

Carrefour has been a partner since

2006, has already enabled €2.3 million

to be raised (€372,000 in 2014 alone).

(1) Bonduelle, Cassegrain, Géant Vert, Hénaff, Petit Navire,

Raynal et Roquelaure, William Saurin, Zapetti, Saupiquet,

D’Aucy, Connétable, Garbit, St Mamet.

OVER

30

,

000

CHILDREN HAVE BEEN ABLE

TO HAVE UNFORGETTABLE

HOLIDAYS SINCE THE FIRST

CAMPAIGN WAS HELD

EQUIPPINGFAMILIES

REHOUSEDBYLOCAL

AUTHORITIES AT REDUCEDCOST

(France)

MICRO-DONATIONS

FOR

EDUCATION

(Argentina)

SUPPORTING

CHILDREN“DEPRIVED

OFHOLIDAYS”

(France)