Free Donations to Help Animals? Yes, Really!

What if you could help Ohio’s animals every time you buy groceries, without spending a single extra dollar? Good news: you can!

Through the Kroger Community Rewards® program, your everyday shopping automatically generates donations to Ohio Animal Advocates (OAA) at no cost to you. That means more support for our mission to educate, advocate, and empower communities to protect animals across the Ohio , all by doing what you already do.

How It Works

Kroger’s Community Rewards® program allows shoppers to support their favorite nonprofit with every purchase. After enrolling once, Kroger donates a percentage of your spending to OAA every time you use your Kroger Plus Card or alternate ID.

It’s one of the easiest ways to make a real difference for animals in need.

Sign Up in 4 Quick Steps

  1. Sign in or create your Kroger digital account at https://www.kroger.com/i/community/community-rewards

  2. Search and select:

    1. Ohio Animal Advocates

    2. Nonprofit Organization Number: TM007

  3. Save your selection and you're officially enrolled!

  4. Share with friends, family, colleagues, and neighbors so they can help Ohio’s animals too!

Why Your Enrollment Matters

Every dollar Kroger donates helps OAA:

  • Educate the public on humane animal care

  • Advocate for stronger protections and animal-friendly legislation

  • Empower communities with the tools and resources they need to care for pets and wildlife

When we all pitch in, even through free, effortless programs like this, Ohio’s animals get the support they deserve.

Join Us in Helping Animals Across Ohio

Enroll today and turn your everyday grocery runs into meaningful impact. Together, we can create a safer, kinder future for animals in our communities.

SIGN UP NOW

You can also donate directly to OAA at ohioanimaladvocates.org/donate.

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