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cyberswede

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2. Our local grocery store has delivery or pick-up, where they shop for you.

Reply to ErikJ (Original post)

Thu May 19, 2016, 04:05 PM

May 2016

You can order by phone, if you don't have the Internet (like my 86 year old mother); not sure of the fee for this.

You can also order & pay online for delivery or pick-up. They shop for you, and you just stop in the drive-up lane & they bring it out to you. The fee is under $3 (free for orders over $100). I've used it several times - love it - it's a real time-saver (and less chance for impulse buys).

I believe the stores in the chain are "employee owned" too.

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"Store to Door" shopping service for seniors and disabled [View all] ErikJ May 2016 OP

10% is not bad if you have difficulty getting out. At some stores one can order online and pickup Hoyt May 2016 #1

Our local grocery store has delivery or pick-up, where they shop for you. cyberswede May 2016 #2

This same FM store has built the infrastructure for that ErikJ May 2016 #4

Hy-Vee in Lawrence, KS' delivery saved my life when I first got sick BuelahWitch May 2016 #3

my roommate, who is disabled, mopinko May 2016 #5