Spreading Love and Giving Back
- 3 Guys From Brooklyn
- Feb 28, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 27, 2025
3 Guys from Brooklyn has been a staple in the Brooklyn community for 40 years, so it’s no surprise that we want to give back to the shoppers who have made us who we are. All month long, we’ve been featuring some of the ways we’ve been spreading love to our customers and the surrounding community.
Customer Loyalty Program
The first way we show our appreciation for our customers is through our Fruitful Rewards loyalty program. Through this program, customers can earn points with every purchase which can be redeemed for discounts on future purchases. Plus, every Tuesday is double points day!
Senior Savings Day
Every Tuesday is Senior Savings Day at 3 Guys From Brooklyn, where seniors 62+ can receive 10% off their total purchase. It’s one small way we thank them for their years of service and support.
Affordable Home Delivery Service
We understand that sometimes it’s not feasible for you to come in-store and do your grocery shopping, which is why we partnered with Mercato to offer an affordable home delivery service. With this service, you get all of your groceries delivered directly to your door within two hours!
Get The Good Stuff Program & S3 Benefits Program
We know how expensive groceries can be, so we launched two programs to help make food more accessible and affordable—the Get The Good Stuff Program and S3 Benefits program. Through the Get The Good Stuff Program, SNAP recipients can use their benefits when shopping with us in-store. With S3 Benefits program, consumers can use available funds from their health insurance to pay for groceries at 3 Guys From Brooklyn – making healthy eating more accessible than ever before!
At 3 Guys From Brooklyn it’s always been about giving back to our community – both near and far – which is why this month has been focused on spreading love and appreciation to our customers throughout Brooklyn.
Through our customer loyalty program, Senior Savings Day, affordable home delivery service and alternative ways to pay for groceries - we hope you feel appreciated as a valued customer! Thanks for being part of something bigger - we couldn’t do it without you! #spreadlovebrooklyn #3guysfrombrooklyn #fruitfulrewards #mercato #getthegoodstuffprogram #S3Benefitsprogram
What a wonderful community initiative! Acts of kindness like Coats for Kids truly make a lasting difference. Thanks for sharing this inspiring story. I also enjoy positive community updates on my website, Notitimba Quiniela.
The point about making generosity a regular part of the routine really stood out to me. It’s easy to treat community outreach as a once-a-year thing, but weaving it into the everyday rhythm of the business is a different level of commitment. Makes me wonder how that shapes the team culture.
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I've usually seen businesses just write a check to a charity, so it's refreshing to see the hands-on approach described here. Does getting personally involved with the community make a bigger difference for your team than just the donation itself?
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The part about organizing local food drives really stood out to me. Do you find that customers respond more when they see the direct impact in their own neighborhood, or does the effort work better on a larger scale?
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This is really sweet - 40 years in Brooklyn is no small feat, and it's clear you guys actually care about the people who walk through your doors. The senior discount on Tuesdays especially warms my heart, because so many older folks in the neighborhood probably remember shopping here back when it first opened. Speaking of remembering things, I was just messing around with a low quality image maker to make some blurry throwback-style photos of my own grocery hauls from years ago, and it got me thinking about how much has changed since then - but places like this remind me that some things stay good. Keep doing what you're doing.