Ms. Amy Robinson

Woolworths community investment manager Amy Robinson discussed the various community grants and fundraising projects the supermarket giant invests in and how local communities can access these funds, while Woolworths group sustainability manager Armineh Mardirossian spoke about the company's focus on climate change, how this affected security of food supplies, and policies regarding the range of items stocked.

Ms Robinson said the company's head office had developed a number of programs to invest in the local community, including a Drought Action Day that distributed money through the Country Women's Association to help needy families, and a $20 million fund for children's health services at hospitals across the nation, including Tamworth.
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Commitment ... former Glenrac board member Colin Crosby talks with Woolworths executives Armineh Mardirossian and Amy Robinson after the Glenrac AGM on Thursday.
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Commitment ... former Glenrac board member Colin Crosby talks with Woolworths executives Armineh Mardirossian and Amy Robinson after the Glenrac AGM on Thursday.

Woolworths spokeswoman Amy Robinson said the company was now looking at all its options for a store in Emerald.

"At the moment Woolworths is undertaking community consultation and is looking to purchase an existing supermarket in the town," she said.

"But at this stage we are just talking to the community before putting a proposal to the local council."

Community Investment Manager, Amy Robinson, at arobinson@woolworths.com.au

or responsibility@woolworths.com.au