Asda

14/11/2026

Close that delivery app bestie, there's no need 🙂‍↔️🍛

For only £12, you can have two delicious curries, bombay potatoes, royal pilau rice and two sourdough garlic naan breads.

All in our banging Bom Bahia Banquet Box. 🤩🛒

Selected stores & lines. Subject to availability. Delivery, collection and minimum basket charges may apply. Delivery/collection slots subject to availability.

13/11/2026

A huge thank you to all our colleagues and customers who have helped us raise an incredible £3,327,562 for BBC Children in Need.💛

This year's appeal is all about making sure every child has someone by their side when they need it the most. Thanks to your generosity, BBC Children in Need can continue supporting projects that provide safe spaces, trusted support and opportunities for children and young people across the UK.

Every donation makes a difference.

13/11/2026

YOUR CHANCE TO WIN £500 STARTS… NOW 👀🚨

To be in with a chance of winning x1 £500 ASDA Gift Card, all you need to do is TWO things:
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We're ready to add a little extra festive magic to one lucky customer's Christmas. ✨🎁

T&Cs Apply. See comment or link in bio for full details. Giveaway ends 15/11 at 10:00.

12/11/2026

A huge thank you to colleagues and customers at Asda stores across the country for supporting this year's BBC Children in Need appeal.

The money raised through customer and colleague donations and by sales of George at Asda items will fund charities and projects in every corner of the UK that support children and young people. We've had a whole host of fundraising challenges, from dips in the sea to in-store cycle rides, and from colleagues being doused in iced water to sponsored silences.

Pudsey has been a busy bear entertaining children and customers in our stores and also visiting schools and care homes with Asda community champions. At our Rhyl store, chatterbox community champion Diane took part in a sponsored silence. She said: "I can honestly say it was one of the hardest things I have had to do as I'm a talkative person, so me and silence aren't good company!" Community champion Jo from our Pwllheli store was doused in cold water for BBC Children in Need. She said: "I got drenched with goodness knows how many buckets of water thrown at me but it was all in a good cause. Thanks to everyone for supporting me."

Since 2000, Asda has raised more than £42 million for BBC Children in Need – supporting over 400,000 children and young people across the UK. This year the charity is embarking on a new mission: Championing the Mental Health of young people. The total amount raised this year will be revealed live on air during the BBC Children in Need telethon tomorrow evening.

12/11/2026

🚨Spotted in store: Pizzagne.🍕🚨

Because choosing between pizza and lasagne for Friday night dinner is a problem nobody should have to face.

In two delicious options: Meatball Marinara or Double Pepperoni.

Cheesy, comforting and perfect for the family. What's not to love? 🍕✨

Selected stores & lines. Subject to availability. Delivery, collection and minimum basket charges may apply. Delivery/collection slots subject to availability.

11/11/2026

This Friday, we're giving away £500 to another lucky customer! 🎉

Who says Friday the 13th has to be unlucky? 👀🍀

You know the drill:
⏰ Set those reminders
🔔 Put your notifications on for our Facebook and Instagram posts

… and keep your eyes peeled for Friday's post at 10am to find out how to enter. 🎄

This Friday the 13th might just become your lucky day. ✨

GOOD LUCK!

10/11/2026

Aldo and Nico know a good deal when they see one 😉🍷

Enjoy 25% off when you buy 6 or more selected bottles of w**e, sparkling w**e and Ch*****ne.

Perfect for stocking up ahead of party season. 🥂✨

Selected stores & 75cl bottles. England and NI £6 or more. Wales £9 or more. Subject to availability. Ends 20th December. If you appear under 25 and wish to purchase alcohol, you will be asked to present valid ID. Challenge 25 applies: no ID, no sale. You must be 18 or over to purchase alcohol. Excludes Asda Express, Scotland & asda.com/smallstores.

10/11/2026

No matching pjs? Could you BE any more boring? 🥱🛌

09/11/2026

A single mum of two children with additional needs has got in touch with our Andover store to thank delivery driver Paul for being so friendly and helpful when he dropped off her shopping.

She said: "Deliveries aren’t always as straightforward as they may seem, but he was incredibly kind, patient and helpful from the moment he arrived. My son was very interested in the delivery and proceeded to ask him what felt like a million questions, but the driver spoke to him with such care and respect. He never once made him feel like he was being a nuisance or that we were holding him up. Nothing seemed too much trouble for him, and that genuinely meant a lot to me.

"He deserves to be recognised for the way he represents Asda – kind, caring, patient and genuinely helpful. What a guy. He absolutely deserves to know what a difference his kindness made to our day.

Paul said: "The comments from the lady were lovely, but I was just being me. The people I deliver to are just great and I'll always have a chat and help whenever I can."

He's been nominated for an Asda service superstar award for his excellent customer service, with online manager Adam saying: "We're really proud of the service he always gives to our customers. He's fantastic with customers and the kids. He's always got a lot of energy and everything he does is with a smile. We get lots of great feedback about him from customers."

08/11/2026

Community champion Geoff is one of the many Asda colleagues across the country who are proud to support the Poppy Appeal.

He's welcomed volunteers from the Royal British Legion to our Mount Pleasant store in Hull and is joining store manager Jacqueline to lay a wreath from Asda at the nearby Sutton village War Memorial. Geoff has strong family connections to the armed forces – his late dad Stephen served in the RAF, his grandad Arthur was part of a defensive rear-guard while service personnel were evacuated from Dunkirk, and his great-grandfather Thomas received two Distinguished Conduct Medals in the First World War, as well as serving in World War Two.

Geoff said: "I have these stories from my family about the suffering and the sacrifices that these men went through and what they did. Sadly there are fewer and fewer of those men who fought in the last war, so it's important that they are not forgotten, and that the younger generation keeps the tradition alive. The Poppy Appeal is not just about remembrance though but also about the funds to support our veterans whichever conflict or war they've been in. We need to help them in whatever way we can whether it's for physical injuries or mental injuries."

03/11/2026

We’re delighted to welcome our friends from Shirley Royal British Legion back into store for this year’s Poppy Appeal. This time of year is a special reminder of the importance of coming together to remember those who have served and sacrificed so much, and to support such a meaningful cause. We’re incredibly proud to continue supporting Shirley Royal British Legion and the fantastic work they do within our community.

We also had the pleasure of welcoming Army Cadet Force instructors Staff Sergeant Amber Wallace and Sergeant Major Ashley Turner, from the Warwickshire West Midlands South Sector Army Cadet Force. It was lovely chatting with them and hearing about their work teaching young people aged 12–18.

Ashley is the C Company Army Cadet Force liaison for the Royal British Legion and also serves as Parade Marshal. We look forward to seeing him again on Sunday as Shirley comes together for the Remembrance Sunday parade along the High Street.

A huge thank you to all our wonderful, loyal customers for your continued kindness and support. Your generosity means so much, and we’re incredibly proud to be part of such a caring and supportive community.

🌺 Please give generously if you can, wear your poppy with pride, and help us honour the brave men and women who gave so much for our freedom.We will remember them.

– Sally, Asda community champion

22/09/2026

Our local singing group ‘Feel Good Voices’ has been awarded £500 from the Asda Foundation under the Better Together Fund - this grant supports groups in our local community, helping them bring people together to help reduce loneliness and isolation.

None of this happens without the incredible energy of Vicky – bright clothes, bright hair, brightest smile and kindest heart, she lights up every session and makes everyone feel at home.

Singing? No experience needed! Just turn up, join in, sing like no ones listening, dance like no ones watching (if able) , laugh, chat over a cuppa and a slice of cake – and leave with a spring in your step 💛 It’s simple, it’s joyful, it’s just fabulous.

I’ve been to a few of the sessions now (and I definitely can’t sing) but I can honestly say what an uplifting group, hence why I nominated them for this grant opportunity. It was my absolute pleasure to present a cheque at their session on Friday morning. Well done Vicky and all the group! Thank you Asda Foundation for supporting such a fabulous group.

– Sally, Asda community champion

21/09/2026

It was a privilege to support the Breast Cancer Now Afternoon Tea. It was such a fantastic family fun day, filled with laughter, raffles, games, crafts and, most importantly, an incredible community spirit. 💗

A huge thank you to everyone that made this happen, to the amazing team of volunteers that worked hard to put such an event together with the hours of prep behind the scenes - what a fab team we were, to local businesses who donated raffle prizes, and everyone who came along and supported us.

Together we raised an incredible £1,200 for Breast Cancer Now! 🎉

So much hard work, generosity and kindness went into making the day so special — and together we really did make a difference. 💕🎀

– Sally, Asda community champion

07/09/2026

Well done, Charles!

Our colleague Charles has been going out of his way to put smiles on the faces of customers at our Shirley store in the West Midlands since the day it opened 12 years ago – with customers telling us that his willingness to help and big beaming smile make him a joy to be around.

Charles was recently presented with an Asda award for his excellent customer service. He said: "I'm a people person and love interacting with customers. I'm usually on kiosk so I'm one of the first people customers see when they come into the store. I like to be happy and friendly, it's just the way I am. I like to make our customers happy If I can. There are a lot of regular customers who come in and always have a good natter with me. It's a very friendly store and what I really like about the job is the diversity – no two days are the same. It's really nice getting an award, but really I'm just doing my job."

Customers have been telling us what a star he is. Shearine said: “I’m a local resident, my terrace house backs onto Asda. I have been frequently shopping at Asda Parkgate coming up to 12 years now and in that time I have had the pleasure to get to know Charles, he is such a lovely person. He is also very helpful and always has a joke or two to brighten up your day. He always has a kind world to say about others." Mark said: “Charles is always a friendly and welcoming face, and makes an effort to say hello to me and my disabled daughter … even when he is clearly busy. His warm approach and high level of customer service goes a long way, helping make shopping a calmer experience. A true standout example of how a small act of kindness goes a long way." Phillip called him "A true master of customer services" and another customer, also called Philip, said: "Charles makes shopping at Asda a happy experience.”

The store's community champion Sally said: "Charles is often on the kiosk and he's generally the first person customers see when they come in see. He's always cheery. Everyone knows him for his kindness, patience, and genuine care – and cheeriness. What makes this even more special is that Charles doesn’t do it for recognition – it’s simply who he is. We are so proud and lucky to have him as part of our Asda Shirley family."

22/07/2026

At Asda Shirley, we have a permanent food donation trolley at the front of our store, which is emptied every week to support a local food bank - Narthex Sparkhill Foodbank.

Recently, I had the opportunity to visit the food bank to see first-hand what happens to the donations our amazing customers give.

It was such a valuable experience and gave me a much better understanding of the incredible work they do. I also learnt which items they receive plenty of and, just as importantly, the essential items they are often short of.Following my visit, I invited a fantastic team of food bank volunteers into store to hold a food drive, giving them the opportunity to speak directly with customers about the items that are most needed.The response from our community was simply amazing!

Together, we collected an incredible 210kg of food donations – the equivalent of £497, which will help provide around 315 meals for people in our local community.What an incredible achievement for a Monday! It really shows the power of our community coming together with such kindness, generosity and compassion.A huge thank you to every single customer who donated, to our wonderful food bank volunteers, and to our brilliant Asda Shirley colleagues for supporting the event.

Every donation, no matter how big or small, makes a real difference.Together, we’re helping to support local families when they need it most.

– Sally, Asda community champion

07/07/2026

It was a pleasure to visit KH Community Basketball club and present them with a £1,000 grant from the Asda Foundation.

From the moment I arrived at the club I could feel the strong sense of community that runs through the club. Offering opportunities for young people, men and women, it’s much more than just a sports club. After chatting with families during a match, I discovered that many of the moms and dads are also part of teams – not just their children! The dedication of the volunteers like Michael who give their time to support players of all ages is truly inspiring. They have created an inclusive environment where sport brings the whole community together.

In recognition of the incredible work being done to support local families and create opportunities through sport, I wanted to further celebrate their efforts, by presenting the club with a family ticket to the Festival of Sport at the Packington Esatate, giving them more chance to enjoy sport together. Congratulations to Michael and everyone involved with the club – your hard work is making a real difference in the community.

– Sally, Asda community champion

22/06/2026

I had the pleasure of supporting the Shirley Royal British Legion as they marked Armed Forces Day with the raising of the flag in Shirley Park.Being situated right alongside the park, we were delighted to be part of this special community event, which brought together local residents, dignitaries, veterans, and school children to show their support and appreciation for our Armed Forces.

Following the flag-raising ceremony, everyone gathered back at the Shirley Royal British Legion for refreshments kindly supplied by Asda Shirley. It was wonderful to see so many people enjoying the occasion, including The Mayor of Solihull - Sardul Singh Marwa, Councillor - Karen Grinsell, and the children from Kingswood School.A huge thank you to the Shirley Royal British Legion for organising such a meaningful event and to everyone who attended to honour the service and sacrifice of our Armed Forces community.

– Sally, Asda community champion

22/06/2026

A heartfelt and huge congratulations to Clare on a truly incredible achievement!

Not only has she successfully completed her personal Couch to 5K challenge, demonstrating remarkable determination, commitment, and resilience every step of the way, but she has also raised an outstanding £700 for Tickled Pink.

Clare’s dedication to her fitness journey and her generosity in supporting such a meaningful cause is genuinely inspiring. Every mile she ran and every pound she raised reflects her passion, perseverance, and kindness, and will help make a real difference to others.This achievement is about so much more than reaching a finish line—it’s a wonderful reminder of what can be accomplished with heart, hard work, and a desire to help others.

Clare, a GM colleague, here at Asda Shirley has every reason to feel immensely proud of herself, and we couldn’t be more delighted to celebrate her success.Well done, Clare – what an amazing accomplishment!

– Sally, Asda community champion

19/05/2026

It was fantastic to attend the Silhill FC’s presentation evening. From the moment I arrived, everyone made me feel incredibly welcome, and before they kicked off with the trophy presentations, I proudly presented a cheque for £1,000 to support an incredible initiative for young people within grassroots football.

The funding, provided through the Young Futures Fund from the Asda Foundation, will go towards referee courses for 13, 14 and 15-year-olds who volunteer their own time around the club — whether that’s helping younger teams, assisting on match days, or giving back to the football community. In return, they are given the opportunity to gain an official referee qualification.

It’s brilliant to see a club investing in young people, helping to develop confidence, leadership and life skills both on and off the pitch. A fantastic project and one I’m proud to support.

Well done to everyone involved 👏⚽.- Sally, Asda community champion

12/05/2026

We’re delighted to share that the Asda Foundation is supporting the fabulous Aairon from Food For Thought and bringing his incredible kitchen expertise to the community through his brilliant Neuro Bites sessions for youngsters, particularly those home schooled or who are neurodivergent.

These relaxed, welcoming cookery demonstrations explore how simple food choices can support mood, focus and emotional wellbeing — all while making cooking approachable, enjoyable and full of flavour.

The sessions included:🥚 Eggs & Energy 🍫 Chocolate & Comfort🥘 Leftover Lab.And of course… I had to attend the chocolate one 😜 where we learnt where chocolate comes from, how it makes us feel and we even got to make our own chocolate bar.These sessions create such a positive space for learning, connection and wellbeing through food, I’m so glad I could support this fabulous work 💚.

- Sally, Asda community champion