Shoppers will also have early access to big sales and will get votes to help direct Target’s donation dollars for every purchase made.
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“We worked directly with guests to develop Target Circle, and the program includes the benefits and perks that they told us were most important to them, from earning on every Target trip to having the opportunity to help Target make a positive impact within their local communities,” said Rick Gomez, executive vice president and chief marketing and digital officer for Target.
Customers who already have a Target.com account, Cartwheel or a Target RedCard will automatically be added to the rewards program. Others can sign up for a Target.com account, be approved for a RedCard or share their phone number at checkout starting Oct. 6, according to the statement.
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