In response to the fear and uncertainty experienced by the immigrant community in Charlotte following the recent immigration operationsLocal supermarkets have begun offering free grocery delivery services as direct support to affected families.
Compare Foods Charlotte announced that, from this Monday until December 31, purchases made through its website compareclt.com, Shipping will be free when using the promotional code. NOFEE2025 .
“Our mission is for our customers to be able to receive their products with peace of mind, from the comfort of their homes,” the chain said in a statement posted on Facebook.
Orders can also be placed through platforms such as Uber Eats, DoorDash and Groceries However, in these cases, the usual fees of each app apply. Those who prefer to visit the store in person can inquire about an Uber transportation service available for certain purchase amounts.
Useful resources
>>> Immigration Guide Practical information on processes, procedures and rights
>>> How to report and verify ICE arrests or raids in North Carolina: Links to organizations, tools, and reporting hotlines
>>> Worker's Eye: New map tracking immigration raids in North Carolina: Access to the updated map with confirmed community reports
Related: A support network has been activated for families affected by immigration raids in Charlotte.
For its part, the supermarket Mana International Food , known in the community as Mana Supermarket He also announced a solidarity initiative.
“Given the circumstances we are going through in these difficult times, our team stands in solidarity with each of our customers and, above all, with the Latino community in Charlotte,” the company said.
The supermarket offers free home delivery. Those interested can call 980-406-3636 to coordinate the order. Payment can be made in cash, by card, or via mobile applications, and the service is available. every day from 8 am to 10 pm
These actions are taking place amid a tense atmosphere in the city, following the deployment of the so-called "Operation Charlotte's Web", led by the Border Patrol and the Department of Homeland Security.
According to data from the organization Siembra NC, at least 50 people have been arrested in the Charlotte area since Saturday, during a series of raids and interventions in public spaces, including restaurants, churches and shopping centers.
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