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Parker's Kitchen is a nationally acclaimed convenience company and food service leader with more than 80 retail locations throughout Georgia and South Carolina. The company offers award-winning, Southern-inspired food and was recently honored as a USA Today Top Workplace and included on the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private companies in America for the seventh time.

Parker’s Kitchen round-up donation campaigns benefit a rotating series of nonprofit organizations through the Parker’s Community Fund, which is dedicated to four major pillars: fighting hunger, expanding access to healthcare, supporting education, and celebrating heroes. Since 2011, the Savannah-based company has donated more than $30 million to support important community causes.

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Parker’s Kitchen Partnership Goals

Through the Parker's Community Fund, Parker’s Kitchen partners with WWP to support local veterans in its community.

Parker’s Kitchen’s partnership focuses on four major objectives:

 

To be a force for positive change in the communities Parker’s Kitchen serves.

 

To support WWP programs and advocacy efforts serving 18,000+ warriors and family members and 1.4 million veterans in coastal Georgia and South Carolina.

 

Create community engagement by providing its customers with an opportunity to join Parker’s in supporting worthy causes through its point-of-sale roundup campaign.

 

To help fulfill its mission of supporting 501(C)3 organizations dedicated to making a positive measurable impact in the lives of heroes.

Parker’s Kitchen’s Partnership Commitment

Parker’s Kitchen has helped fuel the WWP mission since 2024.

With numerous members of its workforce having served, Parker’s Kitchen values veteran employment and is working with WWP Warriors to Work to develop local veteran workforce development initiatives.

In coordination with the WWP Warriors Speak team, injured veterans have shared their stories of sacrifice and resilience with company employees.

Supported by public relations, marketing, advertising, and in-store messaging, Parker’s Kitchen provides customers an opportunity to support injured veterans through a point-of-sale round-up campaign.

Parker’s Kitchen Customers Round-up to Empower Local Veterans

As part of its commitment to giving back to the community and being a force for positive change, Parker’s Kitchen2025 round-up campaign gives customers the opportunity to roundup their purchases to the nearest dollar. Parker’s Community Fund matched 25% of customer donations.

Promotional Dates

March 1 – July 6, 2025

Benefits of Partnership

The proceeds from this year’s roundup campaign will help provide free programs and services to wounded warriors in coastal Georgia and South Carolina. The campaign successfully raised a total of $300,000 in 2024, which included customer donations and the Parker’s Community Fund 25% match. 

Partner Awards

Parker’s Kitchen was recently recognized for partnership excellence and support of wounded warriors and their families.

Parker’s Kitchen executive Lauren Burel holding the WWP award stands between WWP Staff Alexis Long and CEO Walt Piatt on the left and Chief Chris Needles on the right.

Parker’s Kitchen Receives WWP Impact Award

Lauren Burel accepted the WWP Impact Rookie of the Year award on the company’s behalf during the 2025 WWP Corporate Partner Summit.

Learn More About Parker’s Kitchen’s Partnership

Parker’s Kitchen’s partnership with WWP has generated significant media coverage through public relations and promotion.

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Parker’s Kitchen Serves Up $300K for Wounded Veterans

This award-winning convenience store’s first year campaign shows a few cents makes a difference.

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Parker’s Kitchen CEO Greg Parker smiles while standing in one of his stores.

Parker’s Kitchen Founder and CEO Makes a Difference

Savannah Magazine profiled Greg Parker and the important community causes his company supports including WWP.

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Brea Kratzert Todd from WWP and Olivia Parker from Parker's Kitchen are seated in chairs for a television interview with WWP and American flags in the background.

Parker’s Kitchen Participates in National Non-Profit Day Virtual Media Tour

Olivia Parker (Communications and Outreach Manager) joined WWP VP of Business Development Brea Kratzert Todd to share reasons why the company partners with WWP to encourage others to support injured veterans.

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Greg Parker, Founder and CEO of Parker’s Kitchen, is wearing a gray jacket while shaking hands with a wounded warrior Jake Norotsky as he comes to the podium.

Parker’s Kitchen Joins Forces with WWP

Wounded warrior Jake Narotsky was on hand for the February 29 launch of Parker’s Kitchen’s round-up campaign and spoke to Savannah’s WJCL-TV (ABC).

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A dark-haired man in a blue jacket sits doing an interview close to an out of sight camera.

Parker’s Kitchen Employees Support New Program

As veterans, these employees understand the importance of their company’s support of WWP.

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Media Coverage