A Bullseye View | June 5, 2020 Recently, Target CEO, Brian Cornell, shared the Target team's commitment to stand against racism. In this commitment, Target "pledged to face anxiety, fear and sorrow with purpose, and formed an enterprise task force to determine how to help create solutions for the injustice Black families and people of color face every day." The retailer took the next step in this pledge by announcing a $10 million commitment and ongoing resources to advance

A Bullseye View | March 22, 2020 In addition to the $300 Million+ investment into their team members and communities, Target is setting aside dedicated time for store and distribution center team members to shop for essentials, such as food, baby products and medicine. Starting March 23rd, team members will be able to shop an hour before store opens every Monday, Friday and Saturday. During this time, they’ll be able to get critical items for themselves and their loved ones

A Bullseye View | March 20, 2020 Target's remains committed to supporting their team members and helping families cope with the coronavirus pandemic, helping them get the food, medicine, baby products and essentials they need. On March 20th, Target announced they will be investing more than $300 Million in added wages, a new paid leave program, bonus payouts and relief fund contributions. Investment details: All full-time and part-time hourly team members working in stores