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Target's Corporate Commitments Target is proud to be one of the world’s most beloved brands, and we’ve made commitments across our business to guide us in keeping that long legacy alive. Our commitments help us welcome all guests and bring them ease, inspiration — and, of course, joy — every time they shop with us. They help us take care of our 400,000+ team members and empower them to make a difference in the world.
They help us be a good neighbor in our communities every day, and partner with organizations across the globe to run our business ethically and responsibly. Read on to learn more about what we stand for. It’s our Expect More.
Pay Less. brand promise. We offer our guests the quality brands and products they want at affordable prices they love, along with lots of ways to save big and earn rewards on every Target run.
Our price match policy and guarantee Save 5% every day with a Target Circle Card Automatic deals with the free-to-join Target Circle The best shopping experiences There’s a reason so many guests call Target their happy place. We want every family to have a wonderful time — and feel safe, welcome and respected — every time they shop with us.
And, we’re proud to be America’s easiest place to shop, with shopping options that include Target. com and the Target app, so guests can shop whenever and wherever they want for on-trend items and everyday essentials with incredible value.
All the ways to get your Target Run done Belonging at the Bullseye Our no solicitation policy A healthy, happy and valued team Our team members are the heart of Target’s business, so we invest in opportunities to grow in their careers, take care of themselves and their families, and make a difference for our guests and their communities.
That includes our starting wage range of $15 to $24 an hour (depending on the role and location), tuition-free education assistance and more. Our career development opportunities Our Team Member Giving Fund As a good neighbor and global partner, we’re committed to serving and strengthening the communities where we operate.
Through our sustainability approach, Target Forward , we're investing in sustainable practices that positively impact people and the planet while generating long-term business value.
Our corporate philanthropy grants Our sustainability approach Our public policy and civic engagement work Our disaster preparedness and response efforts Ethical business practices Taking a page from our company’s founder, George Dayton, the Target team holds ourselves and our partners to the highest ethical standards in everything we do.
Our pledge to source products and materials responsibly Our partnership with suppliers How we prioritize health and safety Target’s officially in all 50 states, thanks to the 2018 addition of our first store in Vermont. Three-quarters of Americans live within 10 miles of a Target store. Our team members volunteer more than 1 million hours in their communities each year.
We give 5% of our profits to communities in products, cash and through the Target Foundation. * * Calculated based on the average of the prior three years of Target’s pre-tax profits. Giving includes Target’s product and cash donations and Target Foundation’s cash donations.
Excludes cash donations from Target to the Target Foundation.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: See the Target Foundation website for complete eligibility requirements. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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