Shop Kroger and Help Trinity Church

Do you shop at Kroger stores? Trinity Church is now part of Kroger’s Community Rewards Program. This means that you can add Trinity Church on your Kroger Plus Shoppers Card and every time you shop at Kroger, Trinity Church gets a cash reward. (Note: This does not affect your fuel  rewards.) If you would like to sign up to help  Trinity, have your Kroger Plus Card ready and follow these simple steps. (If you use your phone number or other alternate ID, you can get your Kroger Plus Card number by calling 1-800-576-4377,and selecting option 4. If you do not have a Kroger Plus Card, you can get one at the customer service desk at Kroger.)
Go online to krogercommunityrewards.com
Click on Sign In (If you have never logged into Kroger’s system before, you will need to register. Do this by clicking on the Create an Account box. Sign up for a Kroger Rewards Account by entering zip  code, clicking on favorite store, entering your email address and creating a  password, and agreeing to the terms and conditions.  You will then get a message to check your email inbox and click on the link within the body of the email.)
Click on Sign In and use your email address and password to proceed to the next step.
Click on Enroll Now.
You should see your personal information. Under Community Rewards click Enroll Now.
Enter our group number 69456 or Trinity Church United Methodist Church (be careful to select Trinity Church in Kendallville) and click search. Select Trinity Church United Methodist Church from list and click on confirm.
If this is successful a green line will appear on the screen that says your community rewards has been updated. You can check by scrolling down to the Community Rewards section of your profile and making sure   Trinity Church is listed there.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact the church office. If you need further assistance, we would be  happy to schedule a time for us to set up your Kroger Rewards here at the church for you.


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