As Savannah families look for ways to stretch their summer budgets and plan for back-to-school, Target is bringing back its Target Circle Deal Days from June 23-26. 

Circle Deal Days serve as a major moment for local community funding through the Target Circle Community Giving program. Every time a Savannah neighbor shops, they earn a vote to help direct Target’s corporate giving to the non-profits operating right here in our backyard.

For Target Circle members, the event also includes up to 45% off select apparel, home, and school supplies. 

Why this matters for Savannah:

• Empowering Local Non-Profits: Local shoppers can direct funding into vital education-focused organizations ahead of the back-to-school season. For example, the Frank Callen Boys & Girls Club on E. Charlton Street is a featured recipient this year. They help local underserved youth reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.
• Proven Local Impact: Our community consistently rallies behind local education causes. In the past, organizations like Girls on the Run Georgia received over $4,000 thanks to these community-driven votes.

“Community support is the heart of our Club, making it possible for us to show up every day for the young people who need us most,” said Mark Lindsay, CEO of The Frank Callen Boys & Girls Club. “Thanks to this partnership, our members have a safe place to grow, learn, and believe in a brighter future.” 

“The Target Circle campaign helped provide program access for a team of 15 girls in our community who are furthest from opportunity,” said Aminata Solammon, development director of Girls on the Run Georgia. “Through this support, these participants gained access to confidence-building, social-emotional learning, and physical activity programs that empower them to thrive.”