The SPAR Group continues to deepen its commitment to the communities it serves by empowering stokvels with even more opportunities to save and thrive. Through SPAR Rewards, stokvel members can now unlock exclusive discounts, seasonal promotions, and personalised deals that make collective shopping even more rewarding.
Stokvels have long played a vital role in the financial well-being of many South African households. Recognising their value, SPAR has tailored its rewards programme to help stokvel groups maximise their buying power, stretch their budgets, and save more on essential everyday items.
“SPAR fights hard to offer quality products at competitive prices all year round, not just during promotional periods,” says Mpudi Maubane PR and Sponsorship Manager SPAR Group South Africa. “With SPAR Rewards, stokvels can access unbeatable deals that make every rand go further – especially during festive seasons when saving is more important than ever.”
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To stay updated on the latest specials, members can visit the SPAR website, follow SPAR’s social media pages, or use the SPAR App. In-store promotions and information are also available at SPAR outlets nationwide.
“SPAR Rewards is not just about discounts – it’s about empowerment,” adds Maubane. “By supporting stokvels and local entrepreneurs, we’re building stronger, more resilient communities.”
Beyond savings, SPAR remains steadfast in its mission to uplift communities. Many SPAR stores invest in local initiatives that promote sustainability, support small businesses, and drive meaningful change.
These include fundraising campaigns for organisations like Cancervive, food security programmes, and efforts to address critical issues such as gender-based violence (GBV) and period poverty.
