Instacart donates $50,000 to family of man killed during Monday's grocery store shooting in Washington State
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Instacart, the grocery delivery service that Justin Krumbah worked for, donated $50,000 to a GoFundMe account that was set up for his funeral costs, according to a statement from the company.
Krumbah was killed Monday during a deadly shooting at a Fred Meyer store in Richland, Washington, CNN previously reported.
The company's CEO, Fidji Simo, released a statement saying, "We are heartbroken as we mourn the loss of a member of the Instacart shopper community. Our deepest sympathies go out to Justin Krumbah's family and loved ones, and all those grieving in the aftermath of this tragic shooting."
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