Giving back
We Love This Community.MODE owner Danielle Rings is a native Iowan rooted in the Corridor community, having lived and worked here for more than 20 years. She and her husband, Randy raised their two children in Cedar Rapids and have loved every minute.
Danielle believes in giving back to the community, having served on the Boards of Directors of many local non-profit charities. She extends her passion for community outreach through MODE, using the power of retail to support local philanthropic efforts.
MODE Gives Back!Corridor-area non-profits and charities are invited to host discount evenings at the MODE store. A percentage of all sales during a stipulated time frame will be donated back to the host charity. For more information about how to schedule a charity event with MODE, contact us today!
We take pride in our community and appreciate your business. We know that you have many options for food purchases and want you to know that we're working hard each day to continue to earn your business.
By shopping at our store each week, you accomplish the following five items:
“I’ve always lived by the philosophy that our goal was that our business would do well so then we could do good in our communities,” Wright said.
Danielle believes in giving back to the community, having served on the Boards of Directors of many local non-profit charities. She extends her passion for community outreach through MODE, using the power of retail to support local philanthropic efforts.
MODE Gives Back!Corridor-area non-profits and charities are invited to host discount evenings at the MODE store. A percentage of all sales during a stipulated time frame will be donated back to the host charity. For more information about how to schedule a charity event with MODE, contact us today!
We take pride in our community and appreciate your business. We know that you have many options for food purchases and want you to know that we're working hard each day to continue to earn your business.
By shopping at our store each week, you accomplish the following five items:
- You keep your dollars in our local economy.
- You help create local jobs.
- You help us be able to serve our local community organizations.
- You utilize the many years of our experience and expertise in food.
- You embrace what makes us different from our larger, national competitors
“I’ve always lived by the philosophy that our goal was that our business would do well so then we could do good in our communities,” Wright said.