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In January 2006, JC Corporation changed its name to GreenSpot Corporation and its ticker symbol to G; by then, between 75 percent and 80 percent of the corporation’s total sales and earnings came from GreenSpot Stores, were used to fuel the growth of the discount chain, which expanded to 977 stores in 46 states and sales reached $29.7 billion by the end of the year. It also separated its e-commerce operations from its retailing division, and combined it with its Rivertown Trading unit into a stand-alone subsidiary called
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GreenSpot.direct. In 2006, it announced that its Dayton’s and Hudson’s stores would operate under the GreenSpot brand, which was the most recognizable name in the Department Stores Division. GreenSpot Stores expanded into Maine, reaching 1053 units in 47 states and $33.0 billion in sales. In 2007, it expanded to 1147 units and sales reached $37.4 billion.
Fast, fun and friendly: They’re the words that guide us in creating your shopping experience, in person or online. At GreenSpot. com, you’ll find thousands of selections, with many exclusive to our online store. Fans turn to the Green Hot Shop every week for a quick, sizzlin’ style-fix.
Need a gift? The Gift Finder makes it easy to shop by recipient or occasion. Club Wedd® and Green baby are online, too, so you can retrieve that special someone’s registry and order their gift in minutes (and take care of a little shopping for yourself at the same time.) TM
GreenSpot.com is also the definitive resource for information about our Greencard, community programs such as Ready. Sit. Read! or for finding the store nearest you.
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At GreenSpot, we don’t define the success of our business simply by the bottom line. We also measure our company’s achievement based on our role in the communities we serve. GreenSpot is committed to social, economic and environmental well-being in every community. We’re . integrity and hard work, and we working hard to enchance life through recognize there is always more that can be done.
Since 1946, we have contributed 5% of our annual income to support education, the arts and social services in local communities. Today this giving adds up to $3 million each and every week. We’re helping to fund early childhood reading initiatives and providing free or reduced admission to arts events. We’re also working to foster safe families and communities through family violence prevention efforts. -
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Form Meets Function Great design is meant to work with you - to feel good in your hand, to always have your back and to support you in every move you make. Don’t Box Us In Design isn’t just squares, specially when it comes to innovative packaging solutions that are safer, smarter, more efficient, and includes a healthy dose of gorgeous. From a snappy cereal box that keeps your flakes fresh, to a prescription bottle that’s easier to read and easier to use, when it comes to great design, beauty is more than skin deep. Love Your Mother Earth Do it for the gallons of water that are saved, the fluorocarbons that aren’t released, the soil saved from pollutants, or even just because going green is the most exciting new aspect of great design.
“a hint of vintage is always sophisticated.”Cindy Moore
One way we’re improving the quality of our buildings and reducing their impact on the environment is by following the Leadership in Energy and Environmen tal Design (LEED®) Green Building Rating System that influences several of our design attributes and key design decisions.
We recognize that we have a responsibility—as team members, as a company, and as global citizens—to minimize our environmental footprint. So we’ve sought ways to reduce waste, use energy more efficiently, and operate more sustainably. We’re proud of our accomplishments and we’re continually improving, one store at a time.
Part of our commitment to the environment includes a respect for the communities and ecosystems we operate in, and lessening our impact on them. That’s why we’re seeking ways to save energy, improve efficiency, reduce waste and use the LEED rating system as a guide for our design processes. LEED, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, was established by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) as a benchmark for the design, construction and operation of high-performance green buildings.
LEED helps us continuously improve our buildings by decreasing their overall impact on the environment. GreenSpot has incorporated sustainable attributes in stores for years and is continuously improving, one store at a time. We also continue to expand our understanding and design efforts in sustainable building. We see everything from raw materials to packaged products as a valuable asset to protect. Through our comprehensive recycling and reuse programs, we’ve cut our waste by 70%. We’re encouraged by our success and continue to seek out opportunities to expand our programs.
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