ShopRite is making giving easier this Thanksgiving season.

ShopRite Supermarkets Inc., which operates 32 groceries in New York and New Jersey, was hit particularly hard by Superstorm Sandy. The brand has been updating its Facebook page in the wake of the storm with information about ways to help and the status of dozens of stores that lost power during the storm. 

The grocery co-op/chain has in the last two weeks donated thousands of meals and non-perishable items to local food banks, as well as pledged up to $1 million in relef efforts, according to its Facebook page. 

Now it's your turn. 

Customers can donate to Sandy relief initiative through the ShopRite website.

Donations may be entered at $5, $10 or $20 here.

The ShopRite of Timonium, opened at 37 West Aylesbury Road in summer 2011. It has since—matching its company's credo—funded more than $100,000 for Maryland food banks. 

Patch recently partnered with other AOL employees to send two 18-wheelers full of goods to New Jersey.

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