Dollar General helps families stretch holiday budgets with toy deals, new items, and everyday low prices
Retailer welcomes more than 170 seasonal toys with approximately half $10 or less and debuts dedicated $5-and-under toy shelf.
Retailer welcomes more than 170 seasonal toys with approximately half $10 or less and debuts dedicated $5-and-under toy shelf.
Same-day delivery rollout will start at roughly 7,000 stores before expanding to approximately 20,000 locations this fall.
More than 70% of Dollar General’s new Hallmark holiday assortment is priced at $5 or less.
The retailer highlights local hunger-relief efforts after contributing more than $6 million and helping provide the equivalent of 95 million meals since 2019
Taylor will remain in her current position through December 6, before moving into a senior advisory role through at least April 2, 2027.
Reinforces its value proposition during its 40th anniversary year.
Company’s call for small business builds on multi-year initiative to increase small business engagement.
With over 70 back-to-school items priced at $1 or less and flexible shopping options like myDG Delivery, DG makes preparing for the school year easier and more affordable.
Dollar General celebrated 19 years of partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville as more than 80 employees volunteered 550 hours helping build homes for families in South Nashville.
Moves span real estate, IT, business intelligence, human resources and store operations.
Organizations commemorate 25 years of partnership.
Seasonal collections feature island-inspired entertaining products, dorm décor and budget-friendly pricing.
Exclusive to DG, simmer & stir blends elevated design and effortless performance value-priced at $12 or less.
From personal care must-haves to self-care essentials, shoppers can score savings every day, April 12–18.
New collection drops in stores nationwide starting in April.
The moves reflect a broader effort by Dollar General to align its leadership structure with its evolving business priorities.