FAIRFAX, VA — Shoppers at a Fairfax Safeway will find expanded food selections, upgraded displays and a refreshed interior following renovations to the Nutley Street grocery store.
The Safeway at Providence Place, located at 3043 Nutley St., will celebrate the improvements with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday at 10 a.m.
The renovations include new produce cases and display tables, an expanded selection of organic products and additional premium meat options.
The deli department has been upgraded with new display cases, an expanded assortment of premium products and a new wing bar.
Shoppers will also find new cake display cases and bread fixtures in the bakery, an enhanced selection of grocery items and updated décor throughout the store.
The location continues to offer traditional grocery departments, including fresh produce, meat and seafood, a bakery, deli, floral department and pharmacy.
Customers can also use Safeway's Drive Up & Go curbside pickup service or order groceries for home delivery through Safeway.com.
The store is open daily from 6 a.m. to midnight.
As part of the celebration, Safeway will donate a total of $50,000 to three community organizations.
The Capital Area Food Bank will receive $35,000, while Fairfax County Public Schools will receive $10,000 and FACETS Cares will receive $5,000.
Safeway District Manager James Stone and Store Director Tiffany Pressley will host Friday's ceremony.
Providence District Supervisor Dalia Palchik is confirmed to attend. State Sen. Saddam Azlan Salim, Del. Holly Seibold and Fairfax County Board Chairman Jeffrey McKay have also been invited.
The ribbon-cutting will mark the completion of renovations intended to give Fairfax shoppers more grocery options and an updated shopping experience.
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