WIN £100 voucher to spend at Jack's supermarket in Sheffield

Jack’s, part of the Tesco family and named after Tesco founder Jack Cohen, prides itself on offering customers the best quality products at great value prices and celebrates the ‘best of British’.

Jack’s loves the flavours of Britain and is passionate about working with hundreds of regional farmers, growers and producers to create Jack’s fortnightly ‘Fresh Five’ outstanding deals on fruit and veg.

Whether it is food, beverages, household products or just a good old bargain, Jack’s has everything you need.

For your chance to win a £100 voucher, or one of four £50 vouchers to spend in store, all you have to do is answer this simple question…

Who founded supermarket Tesco chain?

Email your answer, plus your name, address and a daytime telephone number to [email protected] – with the subject Sheffield Star competition.

The first five correct entries drawn after the closing date of 5pm on Friday, September 4, will each win one of the vouchers.

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Since Jack’s first opened its store in Wadsley Bridge, last year, it has been committed to giving back to the local community and all those who have been so supportive of the store since its opening.

Jack’s has donated to schools, hospitals, care homes and continues to be a huge part of the local community.

Every few months, Jack’s invites customers to be a part of its Jack’s Supports Scheme.

Jack’s launched its Jack’s Supports scheme to donate proceeds from the sale of carrier bags to local good causes voted for by its customers.

Previous winners from Sheffield include Southey Wolves, The Children’s Hospital Charity – which supports Sheffield Children’s Hospital – and Sheffield Methodist Church who all received £500 from Jack’s to help support their organisation.

To nominate a worthy cause go to jackssupports.org.uk and complete an application form.

Jack’s features a collection point at the front of the store for customers to donate items which will directly help those in need in the local community.

Shoppers can support their local food bank by leaving supplies at the new in-store collection point, which will be donated to Trussell Trust at the end of each month.

Jack’s also has a Community Food Connections service which alerts local food banks in the area when a store has surplus food that would otherwise go to waste which is collected several times a week.