The story of Asda is one of pioneering people with visionary ideas. From the very beginning our driving force has been to offer our customers the best value and service - to help them to save money and live better.OFFICER APPOINTMENT APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPENDUE FEBRUARY 15th at 5PMOur Mission StatementHoustonASDA is a student organization involved with any and all issues that dental students face during their time in school. We aim to expose our members to organized dentistry and encourage a lifetime commitment to the field of dentistry and its preservation.This is the entirely student-operated website and home of Houston ASDA. Here you’ll find all of the latest news and information about the different things going on in your profession as well as different things going on locally within your chapter. CONNECTInvolvement in ASDA is a great way to form close relationships with classmates, meet likeminded student dentists from across the nation, and develop leadership skills along the way!
AdvocateThrough lobby days, participation in engage and ADPAC, and raising the awareness of political issues facing dental students and the dental profession, ASDA students advocate for the benefit of dental students all over the country. ServeASDA students are committed to serving our community. From volunteering at the food bank to raising money for the San Jose Clinic through our annual golf tournament, we are always ready and willing to help others. CommitteesAdvocacy: Sarah Arafat, Angie Nguyen, Nadia Ismail, Zehra HousainPre-Dental: Alicia Morris, Andrew Heath, Jeremy Pope, Brittany Tran, Virginia Velez, Katie Womack, Tiffany Pham, Adeena Arain, Caroline Skalley, Moustafa Badawi, Suneil TandonCommunications and Media: Victoria Tindol, Lara Raney, Natalie Gallerano, Christine NguyenSocial: Amalie Vance, Andee Josserand, Ashlyn Adamcik, Rasha Shammas, Sally HaysCommunity Service: Brittany Gillard, Meredith Williams, Austin Faulk, Katherine Price, Lauren Auzenne
, Annie Scruggs, Lara Raney, Ryan Boyer, Alexandra McCallum, April Kwan, Chelsea Hermes, Marissa FernandezLeadership: Heather Hartline, Jonathan Ury, Mason Bates, Nick Rodriguez, Paul SmithWellness Committee: Meredith Williams, Whitney VrazelGolf Tournament: Austin Green, Larson WaymanAll the supermarkets and big stores run regular Baby & Toddler Events with fantastic discounts - we tell you when and where you can find the cheapest bargains When: Now - online and instore while stocks lastWhat: Big brands at big discounts, including Pampers, Mamas & Papas, Tommee Tippee as well as big savings on ASDA's own brands Little Angels and George. Where to find it: Asda Baby & Toddler Event - 'Lots for Little Tots'Recent great deals: Save 75% - Grace Fast Action Fold Sport Travel System, was £300, now £75 Half price - Tommee Tippee Closer To Nature Complete Starter Kit, was £120, now £60 Save £20 - Comfort and Harmony baby bouncer chair, was £50, now £30 Save £30 - Claire de Lune 10-piece nursery in a box set, was £99, now £69
When: Now - Baby & Toddler Special Event started 19 January 2017 until stocks lastWhat: Savings on Mamia baby and toddler goods in store and some onlineWhere to find it: Aldi Baby & Toddler Special Buy EventGreat deals on offer: Mamia Advance Digital Baby Monitor, £24.99 Hauck Black & Red Speed Buggy, £25.99 - instore only Hauck Safety Gate, £12.99 - instore only When: Now while stocks lastWhat: Discounts on toys, baby and toddler gearWhere to find it: Up to Half Price Winter SaleGreat deals on offer: Graco Milestone all-in-one car seat, save £30, now £149.99 Joie Air Twin Double Stroller, save £30, was £149.99, now £119.99 Tommee Tippee Perfect Prep, save £15, was £84.99, now £69.99 When: Coming soonWhat: 100s of discounts on baby basics from nappies to bathtime to feedingWhere to find it: Morrisons Baby & Toddler Event When: Deals happening on Monday 16 January 2017What: Baby & Toddler event offers lots of savings on baby and toddler essentials plus big savings on larger items such as buggies and car seats.
Where to find it: Tesco Baby & Toddler Event When: Now while stocks lastWhat: Discounts on toys, clothes, skincare, nappies and food Where to find it: Boots Offers pageGreat deals now on offer: Save £15, BT 350 Digital Lightshow Baby Monitor, now £54.99 Save £33, Chicco Echo Stroller, now £66 Save 50%, Tommee Tippee Microwave Steriliser, was £29.99, now £14.99 What: Big brands at big discounts, including Huggies, Ella's Kitchen, Pampers as well as savings on Sainsbury's own brands Little Ones.Where to find it: Sainsbury's Baby Event page Tesco offers free fruit in store for children Guide to pregnancy upgrades on trainsFor many of us, the part we treasure the most about Christmas is having the opportunity to sit down with friends and family and share some amazing food together. It's a scene that will no doubt resonate with anyone who's ever hosted a large family Christmas. It's that spirit of bringing people together over a delicious festive meal that we wanted to celebrate with Asda's 2016 Christmas advert.
The ad shows extended family and friends in their Christmas jumpers all crammed in around a never ending table of festive delights. There's the plump and beautifully-golden turkey, as well as decadent dishes of rich smoked salmon and pork loin with black pudding and apple stuffing, and tasty desserts including mince pies and macarons. We're feeling full already! It's a scene that will no doubt resonate with anyone who's ever hosted a large family Christmas. You know, like having to borrow an extra table from the neighbours, the last minute panic about who you're going to put on the foldaway camping chair this year, and the hours spent desperately trying to remember who's vegeterian, who's gluten-intolerant and who just really hates sprouts. The feel-good ad has already been getting people in the festive spirit online. Make sure you stock up on all your Christmas food at Asda.George at Asda is a clothing label started in the 1990s and created by George Davies.
Davies was initially involved in the creation of the fashion label Next as well as Per Una, the clothing line of Marks & Spencer, and the brand GIVe.The global market research company Mintel estimates George at Asda today as the UK’s fourth largest fashion retailer, behind Marks & Spencer, the Arcadia Group, and Next. As well as the UK, George at Asda is also available in Germany, Canada, Mexico, India, Japan, Argentina, and the United States.To find your nearest Asda store that carries the clothing line, use the store locator on Asda’s website.Along with the main George at Asda brand, you’ll also find other popular brands including:Your first stop for discounted George at Asda clothing should be the Sale & offers page at their online shop. Here you will find e. g. highlighted discounts, reduced prices to a certain percentage or 2 for 1 offers.Asda occasionally releases voucher codes for their George at Asda product line. You can view all of the latest discount codes on our dedicated Georg voucher page.
In previous years, Asda has taken part in Black Friday. However, there have often been problems with shoppers becoming aggressive. Therefore, in 2015, Asda decided not to take part in the event although they did still run a promotion on petrol. Asda may still take part in future Black Friday promotions so it’s worth checking this page on Black Friday to see what deals are available.Asda accepts the following credit and debit cards: Visa, American Express, MasterCard, Maestro, Delta, and Visa Electron. It’s also possible to pay for your order with PayPal or by using an e-Voucher.For most items, it’s possible to have the item delivered to your home address or to pick it up in-store. In-store pick up is free and many shoppers often find this more convenient. Home delivery is also free for orders over £200.Alternatively, Standard Shipping costs £2.95 and Next Day Delivery costs £4.50. Orders are delivered within 5 days from Monday to Saturday between 9:00 and 19:00. To get your order processed that day, you will need to order by 19:00.George at Asda run a 100 day Satisfaction Guarantee.
This means that you have up to 100 days to return any items that you decide you don’t want and you will be entitled to a full refund. This guarantee applies to George-branded products only and excludes certain products such as hair accessories and pierced jewellery. If you want to make a return at George at Asda, here´s what you have to do:Your delivery will contain a delivery note that includes a returns form. You should fill this out and include it with the items that you are returning. You can then take the items to your nearest Asda store, a Collect+ location, or return the products by post.To find your nearest Asda store visit the Asda store locator. Repackage your order as shown on the delivery note and include the filled-out delivery note with your return. You should attach a returns label from the delivery note to your order. If you no longer have this you can get a new one by visiting the returns page or by going to the instore Click & Collect point at your local Asda.To find your nearest Collect+ location visit their website.
Include the delivery note with your return along with a returns label which you can get from the page. Note: You can return any item using this method as long as it weighs less than 10kg and is no larger than 50x30x30cm.To return an item by post, send it to:Asda GeorgePO Box 9564Newark, NG24 9GFUnited KingdomNote: if you are returning an item by post, you will be responsible for the postage costs. It’s free to return an item using the other two methods. Asda also recommends getting a free certificate of postage in case anything goes wrong in transit.George at Asda also runs an online magazine called Life & Style which features some of their clothing range, outfit ideas, and discounts.The Asda app allows you to shop with Asda on your mobile device. Order products (including George at Asda clothing), save items to your favourites, arrange delivery or instore collection, and set a reminder for when your order is due to be delivered. You can also use the app to find your nearest Asda store along with its opening hours.