I joined the store eight years ago, initially as a Christmas temp. After a year in customer services, the community champion role came up and I've now spent seven amazing years in the role. I love it because it makes me feel humble and proud of the way I can make such a positive impact on where I live, and I meet such a wide a variety of amazing people all doing their bit for Warrington. Last year alone, with Asda Foundation grants, Green Token Giving and colleague and customer fundraising, we donated £40,338.17 from our store alone!

I love working with my wonderful colleagues and so many local charities, groups and good causes. I kept a diary of what I did for a week to give an idea of what the role of an Asda community champion involves: Read more

Twelve-year-old Tyree Hill has learning disabilities that mean he struggles to communicate and can find things overwhelming – but his mum Kellie says he’s been transformed by a “phenomenal act of kindness” from Mark Smyth at our Antrim store.

Kellie noticed Tyree was showing an interest in wildlife and posted on Facebook to see if any of her friends might have tips. Mark, who's a wildlife enthusiast, got in touch and gave Tyree a book on birds that really inspired him. Mark's been finding more wildlife magazines and pictures to share with him – and Kellie says Tyree's getting so much joy from everything he’s learning. Read more

We love hearing about colleagues who met and fell in love working at Asda – like Kate and Brian MacPherson from our Dundee West store.

The couple have been happily married for 14 years and, as they've both worked at three different Dundee stores – West, Milton and Kirkton – lots of colleagues went to their wedding at Dundee Registrars Office in October 2005. Read more

Our colleagues across the country have been busy putting stickers on everything from melons to baps to surprise customers and encourage them to "have a good feel – check your boobs today".

It's part of our Tickled Pink campaign for Breast Cancer Care and Breast Cancer Now, who want to reach the one in two women who don't regularly check themselves. Read more

The Royal British Legion invited Susan Grant from our Longwell Green store in Bristol to a special awards evening to present her with a certificate thanking customers and colleagues for their support over the years.

The annual Poppy Appeal collection at the store has raised a grand total of £219,661.64 for the Royal British Legion since 2000. Read more