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    Rotary Club of Sedona Village Names Clark’s Market as Village Business of the Year

    February 1, 2025No Comments
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    Tom Clark, Jr. President & CEO of Clark’s Markets
    Tom Clark, Jr. President & CEO of Clark’s Markets
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    Sedona News – The Rotary Club of Sedona Village is proud to recognize Clark’s Market as the Village Business of the Year for their unwavering support of local nonprofits and commitment to community betterment. Thanks to Clark’s Market’s generosity, the Rotary Club raises vital funds for patients at the Regional Veterans Medical Center in Prescott, Arizona. Twice a year, Clark’s Market donates 5% of collected cash register receipts at the Village Market from a designated day to support the Club’s Veterans project.

    David Miller, Manager, and the employees of the Village Market, pitch in to help support this project. “Quality service and community support are pervasive cultures at Clark’s Market” said Chuck Marr, President of the Village Rotary Club.

    Clark’s Market has also been a steadfast supporter of various nonprofit organizations throughout the Village, making a meaningful impact on the lives of many. Tom Clark, Jr.,.President & CE0 of Clark’s Markets and members of his staff will be present to accept the Village Business of the Year award at the Village Rotary Club’s meeting on February 6, 2025, 7:30 AM, Village Library.

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    Clark’s Market is deeply invested in the communities it serves, supporting more than 100 nonprofit organizations annually across its locations. The company also has a longstanding history of supporting Rotary International. Tom Clark, Sr., was a Rotarian in Aspen, CO, for over a decade and served as President in 1987. Tom Clark, Jr., has been an active Rotarian for 23 years, including serving as President of the Rotary Club of Aspen in 2014. Beyond local Rotary Clubs, Clark’s Market is a major donor to the Guatemala Literacy Project, reflecting its commitment to international humanitarian efforts.

    About Clark’s Market
    Founded in 1978 in Aspen, Colorado, Clark’s Market is a family-owned, independent grocery chain known for its dedication to quality, community, and sustainability. The company operates eight stores in Colorado, one in Blanding, Utah, and one in Sedona, Arizona. Offering a wide range of products, including local and organic options, Clark’s Market takes pride in delivering excellent customer service and maintaining a strong connection to the communities it serves.

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